My theory for Sigmascape

You can't really judge it on the armour being Diamond gear, since almost every FF had Diamond gear in it... Only ones I can think that didn't was VII, VIII and X because you didn't equip armour pieces in them. Though VIII had an item named after the set.

An epic encounter should involve Zemus into Zeromus and not the 4 elemental fiends combined. If it's FFIV related I'd make it so:

1) Mist Dragon (Fought inside the Mist Cave)
2) Four Elemental Fiends in a row (Fought inside the giant of Babil)
3) Golbez (Fought inside any of the 4 Crystal chambers)
4) Zemus into Zeromus (Fought in the Moon's palace then turning into a chaotic mess for Zeromus).

I just love the Hardcore Italian names they have. So yes please

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Originally Posted by Settiesama

You can't really judge it on the armour being Diamond gear, since almost every FF had Diamond gear in it... Only ones I can think that didn't was VII, VIII and X because you didn't equip armour pieces in them. Though VIII had an item named after the set.

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Diamond Bangle and Diamond Sword were in FF7 IIRC. Although, not technically armor, the Bangles did provide defense for you.

EDIT: As I type this, I realize how irritatingly nit-picky this sounds ^^

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Originally Posted by Lord_Zlatan

Diamond Bangle and Diamond Sword were in FF7 IIRC. Although, not technically armor, the Bangles did provide defense for you.

EDIT: As I type this, I realize how irritatingly nit-picky this sounds ^^

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Nah, you ain't being nit-picky. I only really counted the actual armour though.

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Originally Posted by Yitan

So I was reading a thread with Sigmascape bosses theories
So yeah, FFIV.

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Oh, I forgot to mention, but all Scarmiglione, Cagnazzo, Barbariccia and Rubicante also appear in the Inferno of Dante. Mentioned in Canto XXI, They are demons called the Malebranche who guard the Bolgia Five of the Eighth Circle, as mentioned in the Wiki. Why all these names sound Italian.

I'd also like to mention that Geryon appears in Canto XVII.

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Originally Posted by Lilseph

Oh, I forgot to mention, but all Scarmiglione, Cagnazzo, Barbariccia and Rubicante also appear in the Inferno of Dante. Mentioned in Canto XXI, They are demons called the Malebranche who guard the Bolgia Five of the Eighth Circle, as mentioned in the Wiki. Why all these names sound Italian.

I'd also like to mention that Geryon appears in Canto XVII.

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Geryon appears in both XVII and XVIII

It's obviously going to be the Skullrus Rex, Jinn, Ice Golem and Dark King from Mystic Quest guys come on.
jk but the remixes would be amazing

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Originally Posted by LeeraSorlan

as opposed to all the naked girls in bikini armor we have been fighting, so epic right

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Hey now... gender discrimination is a one way thing.

Personally, Ive been under the impression that Omega weapon will be a "Best of the Classic FF" bosses. So that there isnt exactly going to be a huge rhyme or reason for the lettering (Delta, Sigma, ???). I mean there probably IS a reason for the Greek Lettering, but its probably more an abstraction or a wink-wink-nudge-nudge than some deep philosophical meaning.

That being said, youre more likely to see bosses from Final Fantasies that were note worthy. So my prediction is youre more likely to see bosses from...

FFVII
FFVI
FFVIII
FFX

Bosses from these games would make more sense, since theyre more iconic and widely known from the FF games, and FFXI, FFXII, FFXIII are to 'recent' as titles, and the earliest FFs were already semi represented with Deltascape.

Of course, they could also be operating by systems. So Deltascape was FFV on the SNES, Sigma could be a Playstation Title, and the last of the Omega could be a PS2 Title.

OR They couldve named it Delta because V and the Delta symbol look similar, so Sigma could be FFIII cause you know, similar looking.