What is on his shelf?

Well?

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You're shitting up the board I'm sure but he ran around in a literal library and can go through walls so he reads whatever the fuck he wants. Mostly about Jenova, dark materia, scientist shit, astrology, and probably the god delusion.

In the hell dimension where he's banished he probably does mostly sudoku though in his free time.

What do I have to read to become as chad as he was? Messiah complex feels Abrahamic, Oedipus complex, morality seems Nietzschean, but how did he retain the perfect zeal required to go as completely nutso as he did? .... Kierkegaard???????

Thanks, user, good answer.
It occurred to me lately that Sephiroth was my first surrogate father figure. I'm now doing an imaginative exercise where I search for real-world equivalencies.

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It's on my to-do list to download my fav PSX games on a related note. But yes I agree, everybody loved Sephiroth back when goth was cool.

I don't know anything about the game or even what it is but if he's a villian who goes beyond good and evil and charts his own path by pursuing a larger goal irrespective of any morality?

If so then he would have Nietzsche on his shelf.

Lucretius. Leibniz. Iliad. Vergil. Books on magic. Sun Tzu. Dante and Christian mysticism like The Cloud of Unknowing. More war books, I don't know enough about that. Seems like a combination of mysticism, science, military strategy, and whatever book could implant a concept of inherited, congenital Messianic superiority to the rest of mankind.
Would be a fun book club.

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First you have to be the best of all mankind: noble, brilliant, strong. Then you have to find out that your talents are the product of biological experimentation. Then you must learn the nature of those talents are extraterrestrial. Then you must journey to the source, whatever that is. Then you must sever its head and try to personally hijack the whole world en route to doing right by your Higher-Being-Mother.
Seems pretty doable. Don't know about a syllabus but you just need to be a martial artist with any religious faith which lets you really go "all in"

William Blake? John Milton?

The everyman's contemporary to discussing ontological relativity WITHOUT discussing ontological relativity?