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What's so funny to me, I thought it was a dead giveaway when Aerith at the end says, ‘Let's roll, homie.’ I thought to everybody that would be the clear getaway,” he says. But that's not all,” she continues. “After her death you had to get to the next save point, hit start, and then you hit L1, R1, Circle, and then you'd get the title sequence and it was like ‘Oh, here she is, she's magically on your team’. She'd just plop onto your menu to choose from. And I tried and obviously it never worked.” Aerith’s death comes out of nowhere, and happens just as Final Fantasy 7 gears up for its apocalyptic second half. Having learned that villain Sephiroth plans to force a meteor to crash into the planet as part of his attempt to ascend to godhood, protagonist Cloud and his friends head to the Forgotten City. There, Aerith will call upon the ultimate white magic, Holy, which she hopes will protect the world from the impending doom. Tragically, Sephiroth fatally interrupts the ritual at the final moment. Wow, Aerith you look stunning, waiting for a special someone. Wait, what, WHAT! Oh my goodness, he's PROPOSING!!!

I got all the characters and I literally had to crop each character out of that font-face and manually position them into place on the dialogue box, and then frame by frame, I animate the text, writing in and everything,” he explains. “It was literally done frame by frame. It took me weeks.”

Aerith, I just adore you flower crown. But I do feel your pain, I would hate for someone to damage my garden too. If I had one.. Regardless of the remake’s eventual path, one of its enduring legacies will have been providing many, many more hours for players to get to know and appreciate one of Final Fantasy’s most iconic and important characters.

The fantastic creations of Final Fantasy fans are just one part of Aerith’s story, though. If you were ever a school kid during the days of the original PlayStation, then you’ll almost certainly know that there was a much bigger mystery around Aerith’s death than just how to create a worthy epitaph.

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I think [Aerith’s death] will go ahead but maybe not in the same place,” says Stewart Melville. “Because I think the whole idea of it was, if you have a story like that where everyone is aware of the twists and turns of it, so to speak, you need a way of recreating engagement, just not knowing where things are going to go. And I think they've succeeded in doing that, maybe in a bit of a heavy-handed way, but they have successfully made it so that you're not quite sure what's going to happen next. But I think that things will play out more or less the same.” But that line, ‘This is Hades,’ that became a little bit of a meme on the channel,” he says. “It was definitely like, ‘What if that line was supposed to be in the game?’ Because it would make sense that lines that you would find in the debug room were actually intended to be in the game.”

There's also the hidden opponent that could be found in 3D battler,” he adds. “If you were to beat all four opponents, you get a fifth invisible opponent that always kills you immediately. That's real. I thought that was so cool.” From the moment you meet her she's charming, she's very sweet, but she has a little bit of spunk here and there,” says Ally Tamara, a Final Fantasy fan and cosplayer from Canada. “And she was just one of those characters that immediately I personally fell in love with.” Well, honestly, the whole video was actually based on a comment that I got,” explains Rigdon Jr. “I get submissions all the time and they're fake and silly things, but that was the first one where I looked at that and I was like, 'Well, maybe there is a glitch. I haven't heard of that.' Then of course, to find out that it was false, I was like, 'Well, I believed it, so I think I can convince enough people that it's true then.'” The comment, posted on a previous Oddheader video about Final Fantasy 7 mysteries, theorised that giving the Earth Harp, Desert Rose, and Guide Book to the old man in Kalm would revive Aerith’s glitch ghost in the church. It was another false rumour, of course, but Rigdon Jr. saw an opportunity to blend that myth with plenty of truth to create a video that wasn’t just a prank, but something based on genuinely interesting trivia.In its own way, the legend keeps Aerith alive. But while it seems like the book is well and truly closed on any hidden in-game method of saving Aerith, there is some truth in the idea that a glitch could be the secret to defying death. The processing times for presale items are estimated based on the factory's past production experience, we can’t promise it will delay or come out sooner. Wow, another lovely batch of flowers, you are truly the queen of gardening. And Clod is there, what people trying to steal flowers from you? Why were people upset? Well, the date the video premiered on is a vital part of the story. April 1st. The whole thing was an April Fools joke.