The document provides details about Nobuo Uematsu, the famous composer for many Final Fantasy soundtracks. It summarizes that Uematsu grew up in Kochi Prefecture in Shikoku, Japan, and that despite no formal music training, he started composing music for Square and became their main composer. It also discusses some of his musical influences like Deep Purple and mentions that he is proud that his music brings people together in harmony.
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- They feature the title/logo prominently to establish the brand and let viewers know what franchise it belongs to.
- Character images or other story elements are often omitted so as not to give away the plot.
- Production company logos are included to signal which studios are behind the film.
- Release timing or other details are usually excluded since the film is still in the distant future.
- The goal is to pique interest with the title/logo alone to get fans excited for when more will be revealed later on.
- The document appears to be notes from a digital graphic narrative development project, including exercises on shapes, rotoscoping, film quotes, text, comics, and more
- For each exercise, the student provided what they liked about their image and how they would improve if doing it again
- They also included initial ideas for possible fairy tales to adapt, including a breakdown of characters and plot for Rumpelstiltskin and The Nightingale
- A draft script is outlined for an adaptation of the fairy tale "The Straw Millionaire" set in a future world with robots trading parts instead of humans trading goods
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Here are some key points about teaser posters based on the Avengers posters:
- Teaser posters are released early to build hype and awareness without revealing too many plot details.
- They feature the title/logo prominently to establish the brand and let viewers know what franchise it belongs to.
- Character images or other story elements are often omitted so as not to give away the plot.
- Production company logos are included to signal which studios are behind the film.
- Release timing or other details are usually excluded since the film is still in the distant future.
- The goal is to pique interest with the title/logo alone to get fans excited for when more will be revealed later on.
- The document appears to be notes from a digital graphic narrative development project, including exercises on shapes, rotoscoping, film quotes, text, comics, and more
- For each exercise, the student provided what they liked about their image and how they would improve if doing it again
- They also included initial ideas for possible fairy tales to adapt, including a breakdown of characters and plot for Rumpelstiltskin and The Nightingale
- A draft script is outlined for an adaptation of the fairy tale "The Straw Millionaire" set in a future world with robots trading parts instead of humans trading goods
- Storyboards and dialogue
Behold the Grand's Odyssey, a world where Romance of treasure, adventure, tragedy, and victories awaits those with the heart bold enough to brave new frontiers. Let us drive into such a tale and immerse ourselves in a world beyond our imagination.
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The document provides instructions for requesting and completing an assignment writing request on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5 step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10 minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if pleased. 5) Request revisions until fully satisfied, with a refund option for plagiarized work. The process aims to match clients with qualified writers to meet assignment needs.
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The document outlines the steps to request writing assistance from the website HelpWriting.net. It describes registering for an account, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, and reviewing writer bids before selecting one and placing a deposit. Upon receiving the paper, the customer can request revisions if needed. The website promises original, high-quality content and refunds for plagiarized work.
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The student struggled with various aspects of the project such as research, planning, and production due to mental and physical health issues. Production was particularly challenging, as the student only managed to take 10 mediocre photos due to a lack of effort and inability to leave home frequently. While the final product was a black and white street photography portfolio as intended, the quality and standard did not meet the student's original intentions due to weaknesses in various phases of the project. The student learned from the experience but remained disappointed they could not push themselves further or accomplish their full goals.
The interviews provided feedback on expectations for a photography portfolio. Both interviewees said they would expect photos to be named, dated, and have location details. They also agreed a website would help promote the work. One preferred black and white while the other said a mix of color and black and white would be best. The number of photos expected ranged from 10-12 to 20-30. Both said framed photos would look more professional than board-mounted. The interviews reinforced the photographer's plans to include names, shoot in black and white, create a website, and frame the final portfolio photos.
The document provides an evaluation by Alexander Sullivan-Cree of various aspects of a client project they completed. For research, they struggled to find relevant demographic information for their target audience. Their planning went well as they developed good ideas, creating initial designs before finalizing in Illustrator. Time management was poor due to health issues, resulting in rushed work that did not meet their standards. They achieved the retro aesthetic they aimed for but were unhappy with the quality, especially the "alien" mascot created through copying rather than skill.
This document outlines a client project for a comic book store called Destination Venus. The student proposes 3 ideas: 1) Creating a mascot for the store in the form of an alien or astronaut, which could be used on promotional materials. 2) Designing new promotional materials like posters and business cards with a space theme. 3) Redesigning the store's website and social media pages to have a more modern space and comic book theme. The student decides to pursue the mascot idea as their final project. They provide details on the design inspiration, colors, production schedule, and plan to create both an astronaut and alien mascot in Adobe Illustrator over 3 weeks.
Alexander Sullivan-Cree is applying to university through UCAS. He attended King James Highschool where he earned various GCSE grades. He then attended York College where he earned pass, merit, and distinction grades. He is considering courses in Marine and Natural History Photography at Falmouth University, Japanese at the University of Edinburgh or University of Leeds, and Graphic Design which he rates as an 8/10 suitability due to being a good choice for his current course of study.
This document provides an evaluation of the student's fanzine project. For the research stage, the student felt their initial ideas were strongest but struggled to find related existing fanzines. Their planning was one of the strongest parts as they knew the information and chose a layout/color scheme. However, they changed their pagination multiple times. They managed their time effectively using a production schedule but wish they had more time for additional pages/a more professional look. Their fanzine has a simpler, notebook-like aesthetic compared to a professional fanzine and they would improve layout, original artwork, and front cover design for the future.
This document outlines Alexander Sullivan-Cree's showreel, which includes work from Level 3 Year 1, Level 3 Year 2, and Level 2 Year 1 of his studies. The showreel provides a high-level overview of the types of projects and work Alexander completed during different years and levels of his education.
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This document discusses the color scheme, fonts, and locations for a photography portfolio project. For the color scheme, the project will focus on black and white photography and use the color #0c0c0c for the website. No special fonts are needed for the photography, but the creator plans to design their own font incorporating their name for the portfolio title. The primary photography locations will be the creator's hometown of Knaresborough for its tourist attractions, Whitby for its seaside scenery, and York for its historic areas and street performers.
The document discusses research conducted for a photography portfolio project. It includes interviews with two people about what they would expect to see in a portfolio. It also covers the interviewees' familiarity with street photographers and preferences for displaying work. Both interviews indicated names and locations should be included with photos and that a website could help promote the work. Black and white images were favored over color by one interviewee. The document also provides a bibliography of sources consulted.
The document discusses potential problems that could arise during a street photography project and ways to address them. It identifies issues with equipment failure or unavailability, including cameras breaking down or memory cards corrupting. Software and hardware compatibility between college and personal devices is also flagged as a risk. Location access problems and unpredictable British weather are highlighted as external factors that could impact shoots. Backups, spare gear, and alternative local shooting spots are proposed to mitigate many of these potential problems.
Alexander Sullivan-Cree has had a lifelong interest in photography and media that began when he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age nine. This dashed his hopes of joining the navy like other men in his family. At college, he studied photography, video editing, and audio editing software. For projects, he created video game assets, magazines focused on anime and manga, and a fashion magazine featuring original photography shoots. His dream is to have his photography published in prestigious magazines like National Geographic that document wildlife and culture around the world.
This document discusses research for a photography portfolio, including existing photographers like Vivian Maier, William Klein, Robert Frank, Eddie Adams, and Alfred Eisenstaedt. It also includes interviews with two people about what they would expect to see in a portfolio, whether black and white or color is more professional, and how many photos a portfolio should contain. The document ends with a bibliography of sources about iconic street photographers.
The document summarizes research conducted for a local comic book store client. It discusses the store's diverse audience due to its range of comics, citing a survey that found 63% of comic buyers are men aged 13-29. It also notes that while comics generally appeal more to boys and men, the store is located in a cinema, so it gets traffic from all ages. To avoid alienating female customers, the document recommends a gender-neutral color scheme for marketing. It also discusses Harrogate's demographics, including its female population of 51% and religious diversity.
The student proposes a black and white street photography portfolio titled "City Ruins" featuring images taken in their hometown of Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Photography will be the primary medium, with the goal of also creating a website and booklet to showcase the work. The student has researched street photographers like Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, and Henri Cartier-Bresson for inspiration. Peer and public feedback will be gathered to evaluate the project, which will involve primary research, experiments, image taking and editing over 15 weeks culminating in a final presentation.
The document provides biographies of four photographers: Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Nick Turpin. It describes their backgrounds, influences, notable works, and contributions to photography. Joel Meyerowitz pioneered the use of color photography and published influential books. Helen Levitt photographed street scenes and children in New York. Henri Cartier-Bresson developed a passion for photography after being introduced to the Leica camera, and published The Decisive Moment. Nick Turpin studied photography and established the In-Public collective to promote street photography.
The student proposes a black and white street photography portfolio titled "City Ruins" featuring images taken in their hometown of Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Photography will be the primary medium, and if time allows, a website and booklet will be created to showcase the work. The student has researched street photographers like Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, and Henri Cartier-Bresson for inspiration. Peer and public feedback will be gathered to evaluate the project, and over 20 weeks the student will complete tasks like primary/secondary research, experiments, production, and presentation.
The proposal outlines a street photography portfolio titled "City Ruins" focused on the student's hometown of Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Photography will be the primary medium, with the goal of also creating a website and booklet to showcase the work. The student has researched street photographers like Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, and Henri Cartier-Bresson for inspiration. Peer and public feedback will be used for evaluation, with the project timeline spanning pre-production, production, and evaluation phases over 17 weeks culminating in a final presentation.
The document provides details on idea development, pagination, and a production schedule for creating a fanzine about the Final Fantasy video game series. It includes mood boards, character pages on Cloud Strife, Jenova and Sephiroth, an interview with Nobuo Uematsu, and illustrations to feature in the fanzine. A production schedule is outlined over 3 weeks to complete layouts, illustrations, written pages, and assembly of the fanzine.
The document provides details on idea development and production planning for a fanzine on the Final Fantasy video game series, including mood boards, page layout, character pages, an interview, and a 3-week production schedule to complete the fanzine layout and illustrations. It outlines plans for the cover, running order of pages, character profiles on Cloud Strife, Jenova and Sephiroth, a double-page interview with Nobuo Uematsu, and minimalist pages featuring Vivi and a Moogle.
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The student struggled with various aspects of the project such as research, planning, and production due to mental and physical health issues. Production was particularly challenging, as the student only managed to take 10 mediocre photos due to a lack of effort and inability to leave home frequently. While the final product was a black and white street photography portfolio as intended, the quality and standard did not meet the student's original intentions due to weaknesses in various phases of the project. The student learned from the experience but remained disappointed they could not push themselves further or accomplish their full goals.
The interviews provided feedback on expectations for a photography portfolio. Both interviewees said they would expect photos to be named, dated, and have location details. They also agreed a website would help promote the work. One preferred black and white while the other said a mix of color and black and white would be best. The number of photos expected ranged from 10-12 to 20-30. Both said framed photos would look more professional than board-mounted. The interviews reinforced the photographer's plans to include names, shoot in black and white, create a website, and frame the final portfolio photos.
The document provides an evaluation by Alexander Sullivan-Cree of various aspects of a client project they completed. For research, they struggled to find relevant demographic information for their target audience. Their planning went well as they developed good ideas, creating initial designs before finalizing in Illustrator. Time management was poor due to health issues, resulting in rushed work that did not meet their standards. They achieved the retro aesthetic they aimed for but were unhappy with the quality, especially the "alien" mascot created through copying rather than skill.
This document outlines a client project for a comic book store called Destination Venus. The student proposes 3 ideas: 1) Creating a mascot for the store in the form of an alien or astronaut, which could be used on promotional materials. 2) Designing new promotional materials like posters and business cards with a space theme. 3) Redesigning the store's website and social media pages to have a more modern space and comic book theme. The student decides to pursue the mascot idea as their final project. They provide details on the design inspiration, colors, production schedule, and plan to create both an astronaut and alien mascot in Adobe Illustrator over 3 weeks.
Alexander Sullivan-Cree is applying to university through UCAS. He attended King James Highschool where he earned various GCSE grades. He then attended York College where he earned pass, merit, and distinction grades. He is considering courses in Marine and Natural History Photography at Falmouth University, Japanese at the University of Edinburgh or University of Leeds, and Graphic Design which he rates as an 8/10 suitability due to being a good choice for his current course of study.
This document provides an evaluation of the student's fanzine project. For the research stage, the student felt their initial ideas were strongest but struggled to find related existing fanzines. Their planning was one of the strongest parts as they knew the information and chose a layout/color scheme. However, they changed their pagination multiple times. They managed their time effectively using a production schedule but wish they had more time for additional pages/a more professional look. Their fanzine has a simpler, notebook-like aesthetic compared to a professional fanzine and they would improve layout, original artwork, and front cover design for the future.
This document outlines Alexander Sullivan-Cree's showreel, which includes work from Level 3 Year 1, Level 3 Year 2, and Level 2 Year 1 of his studies. The showreel provides a high-level overview of the types of projects and work Alexander completed during different years and levels of his education.
UCAS is an organization that handles applications to higher education programs in the United Kingdom. The document discusses an individual named Alexander Sullivan-Cree who is likely involved with UCAS as their name is the title of the document. However, no other contextual information is provided about Alexander Sullivan-Cree or their specific role at UCAS.
This document discusses the color scheme, fonts, and locations for a photography portfolio project. For the color scheme, the project will focus on black and white photography and use the color #0c0c0c for the website. No special fonts are needed for the photography, but the creator plans to design their own font incorporating their name for the portfolio title. The primary photography locations will be the creator's hometown of Knaresborough for its tourist attractions, Whitby for its seaside scenery, and York for its historic areas and street performers.
The document discusses research conducted for a photography portfolio project. It includes interviews with two people about what they would expect to see in a portfolio. It also covers the interviewees' familiarity with street photographers and preferences for displaying work. Both interviews indicated names and locations should be included with photos and that a website could help promote the work. Black and white images were favored over color by one interviewee. The document also provides a bibliography of sources consulted.
The document discusses potential problems that could arise during a street photography project and ways to address them. It identifies issues with equipment failure or unavailability, including cameras breaking down or memory cards corrupting. Software and hardware compatibility between college and personal devices is also flagged as a risk. Location access problems and unpredictable British weather are highlighted as external factors that could impact shoots. Backups, spare gear, and alternative local shooting spots are proposed to mitigate many of these potential problems.
Alexander Sullivan-Cree has had a lifelong interest in photography and media that began when he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age nine. This dashed his hopes of joining the navy like other men in his family. At college, he studied photography, video editing, and audio editing software. For projects, he created video game assets, magazines focused on anime and manga, and a fashion magazine featuring original photography shoots. His dream is to have his photography published in prestigious magazines like National Geographic that document wildlife and culture around the world.
This document discusses research for a photography portfolio, including existing photographers like Vivian Maier, William Klein, Robert Frank, Eddie Adams, and Alfred Eisenstaedt. It also includes interviews with two people about what they would expect to see in a portfolio, whether black and white or color is more professional, and how many photos a portfolio should contain. The document ends with a bibliography of sources about iconic street photographers.
The document summarizes research conducted for a local comic book store client. It discusses the store's diverse audience due to its range of comics, citing a survey that found 63% of comic buyers are men aged 13-29. It also notes that while comics generally appeal more to boys and men, the store is located in a cinema, so it gets traffic from all ages. To avoid alienating female customers, the document recommends a gender-neutral color scheme for marketing. It also discusses Harrogate's demographics, including its female population of 51% and religious diversity.
The student proposes a black and white street photography portfolio titled "City Ruins" featuring images taken in their hometown of Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Photography will be the primary medium, with the goal of also creating a website and booklet to showcase the work. The student has researched street photographers like Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, and Henri Cartier-Bresson for inspiration. Peer and public feedback will be gathered to evaluate the project, which will involve primary research, experiments, image taking and editing over 15 weeks culminating in a final presentation.
The document provides biographies of four photographers: Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Nick Turpin. It describes their backgrounds, influences, notable works, and contributions to photography. Joel Meyerowitz pioneered the use of color photography and published influential books. Helen Levitt photographed street scenes and children in New York. Henri Cartier-Bresson developed a passion for photography after being introduced to the Leica camera, and published The Decisive Moment. Nick Turpin studied photography and established the In-Public collective to promote street photography.
The student proposes a black and white street photography portfolio titled "City Ruins" featuring images taken in their hometown of Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Photography will be the primary medium, and if time allows, a website and booklet will be created to showcase the work. The student has researched street photographers like Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, and Henri Cartier-Bresson for inspiration. Peer and public feedback will be gathered to evaluate the project, and over 20 weeks the student will complete tasks like primary/secondary research, experiments, production, and presentation.
The proposal outlines a street photography portfolio titled "City Ruins" focused on the student's hometown of Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Photography will be the primary medium, with the goal of also creating a website and booklet to showcase the work. The student has researched street photographers like Joel Meyerowitz, Helen Levitt, and Henri Cartier-Bresson for inspiration. Peer and public feedback will be used for evaluation, with the project timeline spanning pre-production, production, and evaluation phases over 17 weeks culminating in a final presentation.
The document provides details on idea development, pagination, and a production schedule for creating a fanzine about the Final Fantasy video game series. It includes mood boards, character pages on Cloud Strife, Jenova and Sephiroth, an interview with Nobuo Uematsu, and illustrations to feature in the fanzine. A production schedule is outlined over 3 weeks to complete layouts, illustrations, written pages, and assembly of the fanzine.
The document provides details on idea development and production planning for a fanzine on the Final Fantasy video game series, including mood boards, page layout, character pages, an interview, and a 3-week production schedule to complete the fanzine layout and illustrations. It outlines plans for the cover, running order of pages, character profiles on Cloud Strife, Jenova and Sephiroth, a double-page interview with Nobuo Uematsu, and minimalist pages featuring Vivi and a Moogle.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
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2. Interview: Nobuo Uematsu
Is Shikoko Different to the others areas of Japan?
I think the biggest thing about Shikoku is, since it’s an island, it’s separated from Honshu, where Tokyo is, so the culture is maybe a little
behind... or maybe not. Now there’s the train, maybe it’s not true... But I think it was especially hard to travel to other prefectures from
Kochi, because the Shikoku Mountains are in the way. When I was little, my elementary school teacher took me to the sea in Kochi and
told me that America and Australia were over the other side, so I wanted to go abroad from a very young age.
Where did you grow up?
I was born towards the south of Japan in Kochi Prefecture, that is in island. There isn’t an entire heap there, however there are huge
mountains and rivers, and plenty of lovely nature. I love it.
Did being raised In Shikoku Influence your music?
I really believe Shikoku could be a mysterious place like that. A good monk placed up a religious barrier way back. And I’ve seen heaps of
strange things since I used to be very little. I still like that sort of supernatural world
Did you ever study music?
Nope To be honest I've never studied music. I've never studied composition or learned an instrument. I just desired to create music
alone, thus I started playing around with it. Here I am today
First, please tell us how you started making music for Square.
At the time, I used to be twenty four or twenty five, and that I wished to work in music, however the world wasn’t forgiving enough to
permit somebody with no connections, ability, or expertise to induce employment like that. I knew I wished to try and do one thing, thus
I created demo tapes each day and sent them to record corporations,
3. Interview: Nobuo Uematsu
Who were your musical influences?
I have a lot of music influences and heroes. In the early 70’s I was in junior high and at my most impressionable age. At that time the
popular bands were Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Pink Floyd, The Carpenters, Paul McCartney, and Stevie Wonder
were some others. I believed that they all influenced me somehow. I'm more surprised that even on a small island in japan they still
managed to be as popular as they were in their home countries
Looking back, what are you most proud of?
What am I proud of? That's a pretty tricky question, and to tell you the truth I've never really thought about it. the one thing I discovered 27
years ago is that when making music, when there are various sounds, they’re mixed to create a single sound. I then thought could that be
applied to the real world? Think about it? There are many different kinds of people. people with different personalities, different interests,
different religions and different languages. I thought about it and if we could find away to bring all these different people together, is there
anyway to create a single sound, a harmony? I still think about that everyday and have done for the last 27 years. I'm really happy that I've
been able to keep that awareness for the last 27 years and I'm happy to make all my fans happy with my music, hopefully making the world
a little more harmonious.
4. Article: Cloud Strife
Appearance
Cloud Strife has had many different looks of the last few decades from his first appearance in Final Fantasy VII. Cloud is a human male with
light skin and a slightly below average height of 5'7". He has medium to long blond spiky hair which is very iconic in the final fantasy universe
and one of cloud's trademarks. Due to his exposure of 'Mako' (Mako is the liquid form of the planet's Lifestream) he has blue glowing eyes
which are regularly found in members of SOLDIER (elite fighting group created by the Shinra Company). Cloud's most iconic weapon is the
Buster Sword which is approximately five to six feet long, with a single-edged large blade approximately one foot wide. His other trademark
weapon is the Fusion Sword which he uses in the Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children movie.
Nibelheim Incident:
The Nibelheim Incident also known as the Sephiroth Incident, is a significant event in the Final Fantasy VII game universe including Crisis Core
-Final Fantasy VII, Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII and
finally Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII. The Incident follows Sephiroth, the acclaimed hero of SOLDIER and his decent into
madness. The decent begins with the destruction of Nibelheim the hometown of Cloud and marks the beginning of his villainy after learning
of his true origins. The story of the Nibelheim Incident is first told by cloud when his party stops at Kalm (A small village) where he talks of
leaving his hometown to join SOLDIER where he became a 1st Class and Sephiroth’s partner before his decent. Cloud then explains how
Sephiroth’s power surpassed any other person he has met. After Sephiroth discovered his origins Sephiroth set the village ablaze and as Cloud
and Zangan searched for survivors, Sephiroth headed off to Mt. Nibel. After chasing after him to Mt. Nibel Clouds finds Sephiroth ripping into
a mechanical effigy of Jenova and revealing Jenova suspended in animation. Cloud then raised his trademark weapon the Buster Sword to
attack Sephiroth but is unable to remember anything beyond that moment.
Quote:
“I’ve... been thinking, too... about the universe... people... the planet... How wide and big... No matter where I go and what I do, it won’t
change a thing.”
5. Article: Sephiroth
Appearance:
Similar to Cloud, Sephiroth has also had many different appearances throughout the years. Sephiroth is a human male and very tall as he
stands 6'1". He has very long silver hair with bangs reaching his lower back which is also very iconic in the final fantasy universe. Sephiroth
wears a long black coat with his chest exposed, silver pauldrons (shoulder armour), black boots and black trousers. unlike Cloud, Sephiroth
has green eyes however he is still a former member of SOLDIER. He wields a Masamune which is yet another iconic piece of weaponry from
the franchise. The masamune is seven-foot long and held over his left shoulder which I think is strange as he is actually left handed. In the
Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, Sephiroth's uniform remains the same as in Final Fantasy VII
Origin:
Sephiroth’s parents were both assistants to Professor Gast, Shinra Electrical Power Company’s top scientists. Their names were Professor
Hojo and Lucrecia Crescent, all three of them were working on the Jenova Project that studied the remains of an extra-terrestrial entity
(Jenova). The farther Hojo injected cell samples into his pregnant partner in the hopes of Sephiroth gaining the ability to talk to the planet.
His fetal form merging with the Jenova cells as he developed and after birth was taken By Shinra scientists and Lucrecia never had a chance
to hold him. Sephiroth never gained the ability to talk to the earth as they hoped, this was Sephiroth never gained the ability to talk to the
earth as they hoped, this was due to the fact that the scientists mistook Jenova for a Cetra (ancient people who had the power to talk to the
planet). Shinra used the child and developed into a super solider and told him nothing of his parents, instead telling him that he was the son
of Jenova. He always felt different from the other children at Shinra as he wasn't aware of the experiments that created him.
Quote:
“Is this the pain you felt before...Cloud? Let me remind you. This time, you won’t forget.”
6. Article: Jenova
Jenova is an extra-terrestrial life-form in Final Fantasy VII
Appearance:
Jenova is dormant for the entirety of the game. He appears as a grey skinned woman and only appearing blue through its container. Jenova
doesn’t have a gender although she appears feminine in gender and as sephiroth callers it his “Mother”. This is because of the fast she is a
Cetra or terrestrial lifeform and so they’re genderless.
She is shown to have an outer biological system with someone resembling a heart at its feet. It has appendages along with what resembles
a wing protruding from its left, and a stub of a wing from its right.
Jenova has long silver hair parted through the centre. Its left eye glows red and it has no right eye, often being covered by hair. Jenova’s
headgear links to her container and has an inscription which has had a different message between different depictions of the scene. Above
the headgear, an exposed brain lies within Jenova’s cranium.
Origins:
about two thousand years ago an unknown alien species landed on the planet Gaia creating a giant crater called the 'North Crater'. the
aliens approached the Cetra and used its mimic abilities to wipe most of them out. Those who were taken prisoners were infected with a
virus which mutated and turned them into monsters. The aliens would use their abilities to get close to the fallen Cetra and destroy their
families and loved ones. this was known as Jenova giving the Cetra "the virus.“
Doing this the aliens destroyed most of the Cetra civilisation. their Daughter race, the humans managed to hide away whilst the Cetra were
almost completed wiped out. The few survivors joined together to try defeat the aliens and managed to quarantine it within the North
Crater, where it would lie dormant for a long time to come. Even though of their victory, the Cetra civilisation was lost, and their numbers
dwindled to almost nothing while humans spread over the Planet. As time wore on, humanity forgot about the creature and the Cetra fell
into legend.