Why didnt he just used Phoenix down?
Why didnt he just used Phoenix down?
Blake Green
Robert Peterson
Because Drama.
Carter Perry
fug :DDD why didn't he just use the super soft like in 9
Nicholas Rogers
phoenix down is like smelling salts, it will wake you up if you're knocked out. it don't do shit if you're dead.
Alexander Sanchez
what the hell dude I haven't beaten Final Fantasy VII yet. Fucking spoiler that shit.
Anthony Flores
he needed a super phoenix down
Jeremiah Cruz
Because Final Fantasy has shit writing.
Colton Smith
>four ellipses
That's so......dramatic......
What brilliant......writing......
Brayden Sanders
Ko'd =/= dead
Jayden Cox
What I don't understand is why Sephiroth is just standing there, posing, when he could be shanking Cloud from behind too and taking out his strongest enemy
Eli Moore
Why not cast life?
Dominic Perry
>FF4
>Twins turn into stone
>Use Soft
>It had no effect
;_;
Eli Hernandez
He could have wiped ALL of them out with ease at that point. He's just fucking with them.
Michael Martinez
Same reason
Asher Thompson
Phoenix down dont bring people back from the dead they only revive you if you fainted
Brandon Brooks
>his strongest enemy
At that point in the game was Sephiroth's slave, why kill him when he can control him instead? That and
Levi Long
Well, he wasn't himself
John Ward
Its function is described as restoring life to a character, the spells name also flat out confirms it. What makes you think it has any effect on someone being unconscious, let alone being limited to that use?
Adrian Hill
something some their will to save their friends something something theres still a threat something moon something something dragon sex something something literal angry basement dweller
Aiden Hall
The whole world and story give a pretty heavy impression that you can't be resurrected once you die. I don't think there's a single instance of actual resurrection in the game.
And that Life removes K.O.
Henry Bennett
The serious, literal answer that I'm not sure OP is truly looking for:
Sometimes people die and it's not for any good reason, they're just dead and people have to deal with it. That's the message that was intended with Aeris' death, per interview.