I see what you did there, SE.

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Originally Posted by Ashthra

BRD AF looks a lot more like a really flaming Robin Hood than Kefka.

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I'd go more with pied piper of Hamelin.

Bard is to Kefka as Dragoon is to Kain Highwind. Really wish they were a tad bit more... unique for these new AF armors, than bumming the concepts off of already existing ones.

The concept from the outset is to provide FF fans with familiarity. The whole reason jobs are being introduced in the first place is to add the FF feel.

I may not necessarily say the inspiration was directly Kefka per se but it is without a doubt Yoshitaka Amano. The Dragoon concept art has a direct reference to the ankles being "in the vain of Amano". I wouldn't hold it out of the realm of possibility that Amano's influence is infused into the rest of the job specific equipment.

...On that tone, then MNK Artifact Armor reminds me of Gilgamesh, because we can fight like men, fight like women, or fight like men dressed as women!



ZING!

That's a bit of a stretch. PUP relic armor from FFXI though, THAT was a kefka callback.

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Originally Posted by Merylstryfe

...On that tone, then MNK Artifact Armor reminds me of Gilgamesh, because we can fight like men, fight like women, or fight like men dressed as women!



ZING!

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Gilgamesh in this game would make me a happy player.
A very happy player. ; _ ;

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Originally Posted by Urthdigger

That's a bit of a stretch. PUP relic armor from FFXI though, THAT was a kefka callback.

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Didn't he control Terra in the beginning of 6 like a puppet?

I thought they were going more classic bard like edward from IV

http://www.creativeuncut.com/gallery...ff4-edward.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jinrya-Geki

Didn't he control Terra in the beginning of 6 like a puppet?

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Yes, yes he did :P

There's a part in VI when Kefka was referred to as the court mage while the emperor was alive. Unsure if it was a soldier or General Leo which referred to him as that, but yeah.