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| |image=[[File:Sephiroth FF7 artwork.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of Sephiroth for ''Final Fantasy VII'' | | |image=[[File:Sephiroth FF7 artwork.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of Sephiroth for ''Final Fantasy VII'' |
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| |occupation=High-ranked [[SOLDIER]] | | |occupation=High-ranked [[SOLDIER]] |
| |englishva=George Newbern<br>Lance Bass (''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'')<br>Tyler Hoechlin (''[[Final Fantasy VII Remake]]'', ''[[Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII|CCFFVII: Reunion]]'') | | |englishva=[[Lance Bass]] (''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'')<br>[[George Newbern]] (most subsequent appearances)<br>[[Tyler Hoechlin]] (''[[Final Fantasy VII Remake]]'') |
| |japanva=Toshiyuki Morikawa | | |japanva=[[Toshiyuki Morikawa]] |
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| '''Sephiroth''' is the main antagonist of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' and other ''[[Compilation of Final Fantasy VII]]'' titles. He is described as the opposite of the main protagonist, [[Cloud Strife]]. Sephiroth is a tall man with long silver hair and bright cyan eyes with cat-like pupils. He wears a long black coat decorated with metallic pauldrons and belted black boots. Sephiroth carries the [[Masamune]] sword around with him. | | '''Sephiroth''' is the main antagonist of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' and other games within the ''[[Compilation of Final Fantasy VII]]''. He is described as the opposite of the main protagonist, [[Cloud Strife]]. Sephiroth is a tall man with long silver hair, bright emerald green, cat-like eyes, a long black coat, white metallic pauldrons and belted black boots. He carries the [[Masamune]] sword. |
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| Sephiroth's name is derived from the {{wp|Kabbalah}}, in which the ten {{wp|sephirot}} on the {{wp|Tree of life}} represent the ten attributes through which God reveals himself.<ref>"[https://web.archive.org/web/20080206202026/http://stars.ign.com/objects/142/14211782_biography.html Sephiroth Biography]". IGN (Wayback Machine, [https://archive.ph/Ij9gF archive.is backup]).</ref>
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| ==History== | | ==History== |
| ===''Final Fantasy VII''=== | | ===''Final Fantasy VII''=== |
| [[File:Sephiroth learning about himself FF7.png|thumb|left|220px|Sephiroth, after learning that he originated from the Jenova Project]] | | [[File:Sephiroth kills Aeris FF7.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Sephiroth kills Aeris in an iconic scene from ''Final Fantasy VII'']] |
| [[File:Sephiroth FF7 fire.jpg|thumb|200px|A famous scene of ''Final Fantasy VII'' showing Sephiroth after he lit Nibelheim on fire.]]
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| In ''Final Fantasy VII'', Sephiroth was the most famous member of [[SOLDIER]], a paramilitary branch of [[Shinra Electric Power Company|Shinra]], until he mysteriously disappeared five years prior to the beginning of the game. He then returns to enact a plot which threatens the game's world, bringing him into conflict with the game's protagonists, especially, Cloud, who shares a past with Sephiroth. | | In ''Final Fantasy VII'', Sephiroth was the most famous member of [[SOLDIER]], a paramilitary branch of [[Shinra Electric Power Company|Shinra]], until he mysteriously disappeared five years prior to the beginning of the game. He then returns to enact a plot which threatens the game's world, bringing him into conflict with the game's protagonists, especially, Cloud, who shares a past with Sephiroth. |
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| Notions of Sephiroth's apparent death are put into question when Cloud and his company [[AVALANCHE]] are detained in Shinra's headquarters. On the eve before a public execution, their cell doors are opened. A trail of blood leads the group to discover that [[President Shinra]] has been impaled by a sword confirmed to belong to Sephiroth. Cloud and his friends decide to pursue him. | | Notions of Sephiroth's apparent death are put into question when Cloud and his company AVALANCHE are detained in Shinra's headquarters. On the eve before a public execution, their cell doors are opened. A trail of blood leads the group to discover that President Shinra has been impaled by a sword confirmed to belong to Sephiroth. Cloud and his friends decide to pursue him. |
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| In the town of [[Kalm]]'s [[inn]], much of Sephiroth's past is explained when Cloud tells the other [[party]] members about he and Sephiroth's past, shown through a flashback. The two of them were members of [[SOLDIER]], and they were sent on a mission to [[Nibelheim]] during an investigation and found [[Jenova]]. Sephiroth went into the [[Shinra Mansion]]'s basement to study the research notes left behind. Through this, Sephiroth learned that he was artificially reproduced through the [[Jenova Project]], a project dedicated to studying the undead remains of a humanoid alien parasite named [[Jenova]]. Wishing to study the effects of Jenova's cells on a human subject, [[Professor Hojo|Hojo]] and [[Lucrecia]] volunteer their unborn son for experimentation. Sephiroth is henceforth injected with Jenova cells while still unborn. After his birth, Sephiroth was raised by Shinra. Although Shinra taught him that Jenova was his mother, they revealed to him nothing about her. Sephiroth exhibited superhuman qualities at an early age.
| | Sephiroth's plan, revealed later in the Temple of the Ancients, is to drain the planet of its energy with the aid of the black materia and its cataclysmic power referred to as "Meteor." [[Aerith Gainsborough|Aeris Gainsborough]], the last Cetra, attempts to stop him with the white materia and its power, Holy. Aeris succeeds in summoning Holy, but Jenova, while in the appearance of Sephiroth, kills her before it can be activated. The white materia remains active, but unused. Later, Cloud procures the black materia, but is manipulated against his will into surrendering it to Sephiroth, who then summons Meteor and barricades himself inside Northern Crater, waiting for its arrival. |
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| After learning about his origin, Sephiroth fell into madness and began to hate humanity. Sephiroth proceeded to burn down Nibelheim and then returned to [[Mt. Nibel]]'s [[Mako Reactor]]. There he stole Jenova's head, and engaged in a battle with Cloud, although he cannot remember the details afterward.
| | In the story's climax, the Northern Cave barrier is penetrated by Shinra's mako cannon, allowing Cloud and his party to descend into the crater for a final confrontation. Sephiroth manifests himself as "Bizzaro Sephiroth" and attacks. Upon being weakened, he transforms again into "Safer Sephiroth", a bizzare angelic figure. After being defeated again, Sephiroth's spirit makes a final mental assault upon Cloud within the Lifestream. However, Cloud has already rediscovered himself and Sephiroth is unable to attack. Cloud easily dispatches Sephiroth and leaves the Lifestream. |
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| The party first encounters Sephiroth in the [[Cargo Ship]] to [[Costa del Sol]]. They find that Sephiroth has killed many of the crew members on board. In the Engine Room, they find a red soldier, who collapses, and Sephiroth rises from out of the ground. Sephiroth asks Cloud who he is. Surprised, Cloud questions how Sephiroth does not remember him. Sephiroth then soars into Cloud and flies off-screen, triggering a battle against [[Jenova∙BIRTH]], who disguised itself as Sephiroth.
| | ===''Final Fantasy VII Advent Children''=== |
| | [[File:Sepheac2.jpg|thumb|200px|Sephiroth's famous scene reproduced in ''Final Fantasy VII Advent Children'']] |
| | In the film ''[[Final Fantasy VII Advent Children]]'', it has been two years following the defeat of Sephiroth, and a disease known as "geostigma" has spread throughout the world, afflicting many with its ill symptoms of extreme fatigue and open sores on the skin. The now reclusive Cloud finds himself confronted by a strange trio of silver-haired brothers who are the Remnants of Sephiroth, physical manifestations of Sephiroth's will and spiritual energy. |
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| Later, the party first encounters the actual Sephiroth in the [[Shinra Basement]] where he invites Cloud to the [[Reunion]]. Sephiroth also claims to be the "chosen one", believing he is a descendant of the [[Ancient]]s destined to rule the Planet.
| | Their leader, Kadaj, later transforms into Sephiroth after absorbing Jenova's head. After his resurrection, Sephiroth reveals that he has been using geostigma in a plan to corrupt the Lifestream and grant him control of the entire Planet. He and Cloud then engage in a duel, in which Sephiroth displays enormous power. Despite being outmatched, Cloud defeats him with his new [[common elements of Final Fantasy#Battle systems and Limit Breaks|Limit Break]], causing Sephiroth to fade away. |
| [[File:Sephiroth kills Aeris FF7.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Sephiroth kills Aeris in ''Final Fantasy VII'']]
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| The party eventually learns that Sephiroth is seeking the [[Black Materia]] at the [[Temple of the Ancients]], and follow him there. There, Sephiroth reveals that he plans to drain the Planet of its energy with the aid of the Black Materia and its cataclysmic power named [[Meteor (Final Fantasy VII)|Meteor]]. Sephiroth tells them his plans to summon Meteor, which would significantly damage the Planet. If this occurs, the Lifestream would gather, and Sephiroth would merge with it, giving him god-like powers. After the Temple of the Ancients turns into Black Materia, Sephiroth controls Cloud against his will to surrender the Black Materia to him.
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| Meanwhile, Aeris travels to the [[Forgotten Capital]], trying to find a way to stop Sephiroth. When Cloud and the party arrives, they find Aeris praying on the central altar. Sephiroth puts Cloud under his control once again and tries to make him strike Aeris with his sword, which is unsuccessful. The party helps Cloud break free from Sephiroth's control. Sephiroth descends from the ceiling and runs his sword through Aeris, killing her.
| | ===''Last Order: Final Fantasy VII''=== |
| | [[File:Sephiroth LOFF7.jpg|thumb|left|200px|In ''Last Order: Final Fantasy VII'']] |
| | In ''[[Last Order: Final Fantasy]]'', set five years before the events of ''Final Fantasy VII'', after completing the mission to stop Genesis, Sephiroth and Zack receive orders to investigate a Shinra research mansion and a mako reactor near Nibelheim. Upon investigating the mansion, Sephiroth discovers his disturbing origins as an integral experiment in the Jenova Project. Utterly confused, Sephiroth, still believing Jenova to be his mother, comes to believe that he is the last of the Cetra. Sephiroth, essentially disturbed to the point of emotionally-driven madness, destroys Nibelheim and embarks to retrieve his "mother." |
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| Optionally, if [[Vincent Valentine]] is in the party, two separate events occur in which the party learns who Sephiroth's real biological mother and father is; they can visit [[Crystal Cave]] to learn that Sephiroth's true mother is [[Lucrecia Crescent]], who had visions of her son's madness and encased herself in mako crystals, and during boss fight with [[Hojo]], they may learn that Hojo is Sephiroth's biological father.
| | Zack pursues Sephiroth and arrives at the reactor in an attempt to stop him, only to be soundly defeated. While finally liberating Jenova, Sephiroth is caught off-guard and stabbed from behind by Cloud, who is armed with Zack's Buster Sword. Sephiroth exits the chamber with Jenova's severed head while Cloud follows. However, Cloud is impaled by Sephiroth who was annoyed with his persistence to apprehend him. Cloud manages to raise the lance with Sephiroth still holding on and throw Sephiroth into the reactor core where he travels the Lifestream to the Northern Cave. There, he plots to absorb the planet's energy in attempt to achieve godhood, while the world believes him to be dead, until the events of ''Final Fantasy VII''. |
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| When the party reaches the North Crater, they find Sephiroth in his true form encased in mako. Cloud learns the truth of his memories, and his mind, in its weakened state, allows him to be easily controlled by Sephiroth. He once again unwillingly relinquishes the Black Materia to Sephiroth, who then successfully summons Meteor and establishes an energy barrier.
| | ===''Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII''=== |
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| | ''[[Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII]]'' covers many of the events in ''Last Order: Final Fantasy VII'' in greater depth. It is explained that Sephiroth and Genesis Rhaspodos were both experimented on at the fetal stages with Alien cells that gave great power (Sephiroth was given Jenova cells while Genesis was given G-Cells). Sephiroth, Genesis and Angeal all became good friends in their youth. Eventually, they all became first class Soldiers with Sephiroth being the strongest and most influential of all. After Genesis left SOLDIER, Sephiroth ended up working with Zack several times and began to develop a friendship with him, which continued after Angeal left SOLDIER as well. Sephiroth goes insane soon after Zack conquers Genesis while on a mission with Zack and his grunt Cloud. Sephiroth severs Jenova's head and defeats Zack but is stopped by Cloud. |
| Later, Rufus uses the [[Sister Ray]] to destroy the [[Diamond Weapon]] and destroy a barrier blocking a path into North Crater. Upon re-entering North Crater, Cloud and the party engage Sephiroth, who manifests himself as [[Bizzaro Sephiroth]] and attacks. Upon being weakened, he transforms again into [[Safer Sephiroth]], an angelic figure. After being defeated again, Sephiroth's spirit makes a final mental assault upon Cloud within the Lifestream. However, Cloud has already rediscovered himself and Sephiroth is unable to attack. Using [[Omnislash]], Cloud easily dispatches Sephiroth and leaves the Lifestream. The Lifestream then successfully destroys Meteor and saves the Planet.
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| ===''Ehrgeiz''=== | | ===''Ehrgeiz''=== |
| Sephiroth is a playable character in ''[[Ehrgeiz]]'', along with other ''Final Fantasy VII'' characters. In the game, Sephiroth is playable both in his normal appearance and in the shirtless version that Cloud confronts alone at the end of ''Final Fantasy VII''. | | Sephiroth is a playable character in ''[[Ehrgeiz]]'', along with other ''Final Fantasy VII'' characters. In the game, Sephiroth is playable both in his normal appearance and in the shirtless version that Cloud confronts alone at the end of ''Final Fantasy VII''. |
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| ===''Kingdom Hearts'' series=== | | ===''Kingdom Hearts''=== |
| ====''Kingdom Hearts''====
| | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'', like every other ''Final Fantasy'' character, Sephiroth is developed as an entirely different character. He appears as an optional boss in the game's arena setting using his various techniques from ''Final Fantasy VII''. Among these techniques are the infamous "Heartless Angel" (also known as "Fallen One") spell, as well as techniques exclusive to ''Kingdom Hearts''. A new orchestration of "One-Winged Angel" serves as the background music for this battle. In ''Final Mix'', Sephiroth has a verbal conversation with Cloud in speech bubbles in which Sephiroth taunts Cloud about the darkness within him. Another notable deviance from ''Final Fantasy VII'' is that Sephiroth's eyes are blue and he wields the Masamune with his right hand instead of his left. |
| In ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'', like every other ''Final Fantasy'' character, Sephiroth is developed as an entirely different character. He appears as an optional boss in the game's arena setting using his various techniques from ''Final Fantasy VII''. Among these techniques are the infamous "Heartless Angel" (also known as "Fallen One") spell, as well as techniques exclusive to ''Kingdom Hearts''. A new orchestration of "One-Winged Angel" serves as the background music for this battle. | |
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| In ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'', Sephiroth has a verbal conversation with Cloud in speech bubbles in which Sephiroth taunts Cloud about the darkness within him. Another notable deviance from ''Final Fantasy VII'' is that Sephiroth's eyes are blue and he wields the Masamune with his right hand instead of his left. | |
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| ====''Kingdom Hearts II''====
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| In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Sephiroth is featured in another optional boss battle. In this title, his role is expanded beyond its sub-quest status in the original game as he makes an appearance during the main story of the game. He is also involved in a sub-plot involving Cloud Strife, whom [[Sora]] met in the first game. Sephiroth's history is not revealed, though he is said to be the manifestation of the darkness in Cloud's heart. Sephiroth states that he has fallen many times to Cloud, but always came back to fight again, suggesting that he has been defeated various times before the main story of ''Kingdom Hearts''. During the game, Sora can choose to fight him alone as an optional boss battle in which Sephiroth displays the ability to control the powers of darkness. When he is defeated, he calls Sora very skilled, and instructs him to tell Cloud to come before him to settle things. He then engages Cloud in battle, continually telling him that he will never let go of the darkness. Tifa eventually appears and gives Cloud her light to help him fight. He and Sephiroth then fight again and disappear in a flash of white light. Then Tifa gives Sora the "Fenrir Blade" and continues to look for Cloud once more.
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| In the game, Sephiroth wields the Masamune with his left hand, and his eye color is greener than in the original game.
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| [[File:Sepheac2.jpg|thumb|200px|Sephiroth's famous scene reproduced in ''Final Fantasy VII Advent Children'']]
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| In the film ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'', it has been two years following the defeat of Sephiroth, and a disease known as "geostigma" has spread throughout the world, afflicting many with its ill symptoms of extreme fatigue and open sores on the skin. The now reclusive Cloud finds himself confronted by a strange trio of silver-haired brothers who are the Remnants of Sephiroth, physical manifestations of Sephiroth's will and spiritual energy.
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| [[File:Sephiroth LOFF7.jpg|thumb|left|200px|In ''Last Order: Final Fantasy VII'']]
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| In ''[[Last Order: Final Fantasy VII]]'', set five years before ''Final Fantasy VII'', Sephiroth and [[Zack]] receive orders to investigate a Shinra research mansion and a mako reactor near Nibelheim after they complete their mission to stop [[Genesis Rhapsodos]]. Upon investigating the mansion, Sephiroth discovers his disturbing origins as an integral experiment in the Jenova Project. Utterly confused and still believing Jenova to be his mother, he soon comes to believe that he is the last of the Cetra. This drives him to emotionally driven madness, leading him to destroy Nibelheim and embark to retrieve his "mother."
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| Zack pursues Sephiroth and arrives at the reactor to stop him, only to be soundly defeated. While finally liberating Jenova, Sephiroth is caught off-guard and stabbed from behind by Cloud, who is armed with Zack's Buster Sword. Sephiroth exits the chamber with Jenova's severed head while Cloud follows. However, Cloud is impaled by Sephiroth, who is annoyed with his persistence to apprehend him. Unlike both Final Fantasy VII and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, Sephiroth willingly leaps with Jenova's head into the reactor core, where he travels the Lifestream to the Northern Cave. There, he plots to absorb the planet's energy in an attempt to achieve godhood, while the world believes him to be dead, until the events of Final Fantasy VII.
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| | | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Sephiroth is featured in another optional boss battle. In this title, his role is expanded beyond its sub-quest status in the original game as he makes an appearance during the main story of the game. He is also involved in a sub-plot involving Cloud Strife, whom [[khwiki:Sora|Sora]] met in the first game. Sephiroth's history is not revealed, though he is said to be the manifestation of the darkness in Cloud's heart. Sephiroth states that he has fallen many times to Cloud, but always came back to fight again, suggesting that he has been defeated various times before the main story of ''Kingdom Hearts''. During the game, Sora can choose to fight him alone as an optional boss battle in which Sephiroth displays the ability to control the powers of darkness. When he is defeated, he calls Sora very skilled, and instructs him to tell Cloud to come before him to settle things. He then engages Cloud in battle, continually telling him that he will never let go of the darkness. Tifa eventually appears and gives Cloud her light to help him fight. He and Sephiroth then fight again and disappear in a flash of white light. Then Tifa gives Sora the "Fenrir Blade" and continues to look for Cloud once more. In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', Sephiroth wields the Masamune with his left hand, and his eye color is more green than in the original game. It is unknown if Sephiroth will be featured in future ''Kingdom Hearts'' installments. |
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| In ''[[Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII]]'', many of the events in ''Last Order: Final Fantasy VII'' are explained in greater depth. It is revealed that Sephiroth, Angeal and Genesis Rhaspodos were experimented on at the fetal stages with Alien cells that gave great power (Sephiroth was given Jenova cells, Angeal's mother Gillian was given injected with Jenova cells while she was pregnant with Angeal, while Genesis was given G-Cells or Gillian cells some time after the project Angeal became successful and Angeal was born). Sephiroth, Genesis and Angeal all became good friends in their youth. Eventually, they all became first class Soldiers with Sephiroth being the strongest and most influential of all. Eventually, Genesis challenged Sephiroth to a duel, ignoring Angeal's pleads to stop, on top of a hologram of the Junon Cannon. Sephiroth easily shrugs off Genesis' attacks and slices the cannon to pieces in the process. Angeal succeeded in stopping their fight, however Genesis impulsively tries one final attack with magic resulting in a shoulder injury with Angeal´s sword. After Genesis left SOLDIER, Sephiroth ended up working with Zack several times and began to develop a friendship with him, which continued after Angeal left SOLDIER as well. Sephiroth goes insane soon after Zack conquers Genesis while on a mission in Nibelheim with Zack and his grunt friend, Cloud Strife. Sephiroth severs Jenova's head and defeats Zack but is stopped by Cloud, who stabs him with the Buster Sword. Sephiroth impales Cloud with the Masamune, but is thrown into the Lifestream by Cloud, as in the original game. | |
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| | At the 2020 Video Game Awards, Sephiroth has been confirmed as a newcomer fighter in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. He was released as a DLC fighter on December 22, 2020, although players could unlock him early if they did the Sephiroth Challenge event from December 17–22, 2020. |
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| During {{wp|The Game Awards 2020|The Game Awards}} held on December 10, 2020, Sephiroth was announced as the fighter for Challenger Pack 8. A follow-up broadcast hosted by [[Masahiro Sakurai]] on December 17, 2020, further showcased his moves and his home stage, the [[Northern Cave (stage)|Northern Cave]]. The pack released officially on December 22, 2020, Sephiroth being released as the third fighter of Fighters Pass Vol. 2, following [[mariowiki:Min Min|Min Min]] and [[mariowiki:Steve (Minecraft)|Steve]].
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| The reveal trailer for Sephiroth takes place during the events of the World of Light, emerging during a fight between various characters and [[mariowiki:Galeem|Galeem]] and several [[mariowiki:Master Hand|Master Hand]]s. Unlike all of the other characters in-game, he is the only playable character that seems to not join forces with the cast; however, he cuts Galeem in half right before his appearance, seemingly being against both separate parties. [[Cloud Strife|Cloud]] then recognizes Sephiroth upon his appearance. After brief gameplay footage, Sephiroth is seen attempting to stab through [[mariowiki:Mario|Mario]] (a reference to his actions towards Cloud during the Nibelheim Incident flashback in the original game as well as a similar action in their duel in ''{{wp|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children|Advent Children Complete}}''), which is then interrupted by Cloud, and the two begin swordfighting.
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| Sephiroth is considerably lighter than previous DLC fighters; he is lighter than [[mariowiki:Meta Knight|Meta Knight]] and [[mariowiki:Zero Suit Samus|Zero Suit Samus]] but heavier than [[mariowiki:Sheik|Sheik]], while having the same weight as [[mariowiki:Kirby|Kirby]], [[mariowiki:Pikachu|Pikachu]], [[mariowiki:Mewtwo|Mewtwo]], and [[mariowiki:Captain Olimar|Olimar]].
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| Sephiroth's Classic Mode route is titled, "The Chosen Ones". All of Sephiroth's opponents are bosses, making his Classic Mode route similar to Boss Battles mode from ''[[mariowiki:Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| * Part of Sephiroth's name is actually mentioned in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''. As a secret character, Cloud Strife is brought into the game's setting ([[Ivalice]]) by a device called "the Celestrial Globe". His first line after arriving is "What's this? My fingers are tingling... My eyes...they're burning... Stop...stop it.... phiros...." Though the part of his name that is mentioned reads as "-phiros" rather than "-phiroth," this is a translation error due to the interchangeability between "th" and "su" when transliterating to and from Japanese. | | * Part of Sephiroth's name is actually mentioned in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''. As a secret character, Cloud Strife is brought into the game's setting ([[Ivalice]]) by a device called "the Celestrial Globe". His first line after arriving is "What's this? My fingers are tingling... My eyes...they're burning... Stop...stop it.... phiros...." Though the part of his name that is mentioned reads as "-phiros" rather than "-phiroth," this is a translation error due to the interchangeability between "th" and "su" when transliterating to and from Japanese. |
| * In ''Final Fantasy VII'', excluding cut scenes and character art, and in ''Kingdom Hearts'', Sephiroth is depicted holding his sword, the Masamune, in his right hand. However, in ''Ehrgeiz'', ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', he is shown with the sword in his left hand. In Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, his eyes have also been changed from green to blue and he has one wing in Kingdom Hearts and two in Kingdom Hearts II. | | * In ''Final Fantasy VII'', excluding cut scenes and character art, and in ''Kingdom Hearts'', Sephiroth is depicted holding his sword, the Masamune, in his right hand. However, in ''Ehrgeiz'', ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', he is shown with the sword in his left hand. In Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, his eyes have also been changed from green to blue and he has one wing in Kingdom Hearts and three in Kingdom Hearts II. |
| *In the ''Final Fantasy VII: Ultimania Omega'' guidebook, Sephiroth's infamous "Supernova" attack is listed in the article on Limit Breaks, implying that it is not a spell or a summon, but rather Sephiroth's own unique Limit Break. It is unavailable, however, when Sephiroth briefly joins the player's party during the Nibelheim flashback, and is not used by Sephiroth when he appears as an enemy except when he is in his Safer∙Sephiroth incarnation. | | *In the ''Final Fantasy VII: Ultimania Omega'' guidebook, Sephiroth's infamous "Supernova" attack is listed in the article on Limit Breaks, implying that it is not a spell or a summon, but rather Sephiroth's own unique Limit Break. It is unavailable, however, when Sephiroth briefly joins the player's party during the Nibelheim flashback, and is not used by Sephiroth when he appears as an enemy except when he is in his Safer Sephiroth incarnation. |
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