Game Theory: Why Final Fantasy is Anti-Religion
1/29/13 10:30pm
Final Fantasy games feature a lot of religious symbolism. But if you look closely, those references to religion actually form a very interesting pattern; the Final Fantasy games are actually against organized religion...and even the concept of God himself. So today, we're looking at the Final Fantasy series, including Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy Tactics, Final Fantasy X, and Final Fantasy Legend to see just how this popular series deals with religious issues.
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darkkiller666
and another and another why cant we just see oh i dont know some other game?
darkkiller666
another game
___The_Doctor___
Please make another video of this PLEASE!
___The_Doctor___
God is good not this game
___The_Doctor___
I agree
PepsiDragon
Do more on this please
gheonden
Fascinating episode I say, reason why I came here for love of Final Fantasy
Jewelwriter
Fine intelligence at work. *claps* Makes all the final fantasy grinding more interesting.
I would like to know about transportation in gaming. I bet you'd have FUN with that.
Linklex7
Great video. Keep up the good work, man.
MJTR
Now it may be because I am admitably biased, as both a religious person and a big Final Fantasy fan, 6 especially, but I viewed the Kefka boss a rather different way. I had always taken it that Kefka transformed into crude parodies of religious figures and the like to assert his powers and better convay his nihlistic ideals. I don't think that case is so much that God is evil, but that people pretending they're gods are evil. People pretending they have some sick false authority to dctate the world are evil.