That was... Beautiful.

Seriously, great analysis.

the Battle was actually based on Divine Comedy , i don't know how he didn't mention that, but at first you start in "Inferno" then "Purgatory" then "Paradiso" and lastly "the fallen Seraphic" or "Lucifer"

O_o didn't you guys actually noticed all of this from the first playthrough? , its pretty obvious.

I aint played the game for years, and probably wont again until the DS/DS2 remake comes out.

Reading this is like... "Memories".

Lucifer came at the end of Inferno, not Paradiso. The final stage is God himself.

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DS? nah! , this game deserves a console remake, i wanna hear the latin lyrics of dancing mad in full blown surrond stereo!

im talking about Divine Comedy.

Yeah, I know. Inferno was the first part of the Divine Comedy, and Lucifer was trapped - frozen - in the ninth circle of Hell. The first stage there, the enormous beast, is more akin to Dante's description of Lucifer - huge, clawed, frozen in place

Kefka is still, to this day, the best video game villain. Perfect write up and why FF6 and FF9 are tied for my two favorite in the franchise.

My best boss theme ever. I was listening to it often while I was in the army among with other things.Really helped me escape :)