Final Fantasy Three Sprites

[Flarecobra]

I don't think he is. He might decide to go on a little further after the game ends, but I think it'll be "Everyone forgot about what the Light Warriors did"-esque.

[shiney]

I foresee Sarda-related antics.

[natowarhead]

what about allowing people he trusts to make the comics? this is a 'theatre'... can't there be more shows? or at least side performances...

[setzer]

Originally Posted by Nique

Wait... Are we talking about the REAL FF3, or what WAS america's FF3?

I love getting to jump on questions like this. America's "Final Fantasy III" was actually "Final Fantasy VI" in Japan. I like the fact that Brian is using the main "heroes" from Final Fantasy Classic for the story line, rather than toy with the minds and alter personalities of characters that have already been created. There are plenty of "side performances" here, just go check out the RP forum. hehe

I agree though, the "real" FFIII's monsters looked a lot cooler than the monsters in Final Fantasy Classic. In between FFI and III, the game's developers had plenty of time to improve in their monster-creating skills, and it shows.

[Nique]

I love getting to jump on questions like this. America's "Final Fantasy III" was actually "Final Fantasy VI" in Japan.

Pssshht. Like I didn't already KNOW that :fighter:

But yeah, I meant in the ACTUAL ff lineage (i.e. the japanesse one), 'which number is he using enemy sprites from?' (a question which was answered previously in the thread)

[Kurosen]

I will not do another Final Fantasy comic, sprite or otherwise, after 8BT. There might be a minor Afterward/Epilogue storyline that takes place after the conclusion of 8BT, but that's about as close as it'll get.

[Recall2]

Darn it...I was always hoping you would do a short on that bard from FF2 (Amarican version). I figure a char that worthless and short lived would bound to have a story other then just showing up and hiding from everything, and don't forget his supreme dual with his late night imagination.

Hmm..now that I think of it. He was probably the closest thing to a char of yours in the whole FF series.

p.s Don't forget about the heroic way he climbed out of bed and made it half way across a room to play a harp ...just to pass out from exhaustion.

[Amake]

Originally Posted by Kurosen

I will not

Aww, then where'll the next 10 years of fun going to come from? ;_;

[RMS Oceanic]

We could get some fresh air...nah!

As for 8BT ending, I don't like to think about it, but I will accept Brian's decision as and when it happens. Best to get Futurama rather than Simpsons, if you know what I mean. (Quality over quantity)

[Roland]

Originally Posted by Recall2

Darn it...I was always hoping you would do a short on that bard from FF2 (Amarican version). I figure a char that worthless and short lived would bound to have a story other then just showing up and hiding from everything, and don't forget his supreme dual with his late night imagination.

Hmm..now that I think of it. He was probably the closest thing to a char of yours in the whole FF series.

p.s Don't forget about the heroic way he climbed out of bed and made it half way across a room to play a harp ...just to pass out from exhaustion.

Edward? First of all, he's not the most physically fit guy in existance. He's a bard, and a prince. Bards are naturally weak. Factor in the fact that he's a prince as well, and you get a physically inept man. And when you're like that, and you've nearly drowned, were unconscious for god knows how long, and you've probably got some broken bones, chances are, getting up, walking across a room, and playing a harp, is going to take you to the brink of death.

Then there's the heroism in that act. He (nearly) gave his feeble life to save the people who helped him. And what's he saving them from? An elf that doesn't fight by the rules (the rules being, no messing with magnetism).