4 Fiends

As a big fan of FF4, I think it would be awesome to incorporate the 4 Fiends from FF4 (and their music of course) into either the next raid tier or 24 man. Just my thoughts! Take care now, bye bye then

I love the idea but being it's Final Fantasy's 30th I'd like to see the Temple of Elements and the Original 4 Fiends and Chaos himself make an appearance for the next 24 man alliance.

Fun Fact: It was Called Final Fantasy not because it was designed to blow all other rpgs for the nes famicom out of the water ( it totes did) but because it was Squares last gambit and it paid off in spades thanks be to the Final Fantasy Designers.

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Originally Posted by kidalutz

Fun Fact: It was Called Final Fantasy not because it was designed to blow all other rpgs for the nes famicom out of the water ( it totes did) but because it was Squares last gambit and it paid off in spades thanks be to the Final Fantasy Designers.

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This is actually a misnomer and not the whole truth. While that fact is true that is was Squares last gambit, the game was supposed to be called Fighting Fantasy but that name was already copyrighted, so it was called Final Fantasy because Sakaguchi wanted to keep the FF ("efu efu" in Japanese) because it sounded good.

Source: https://kotaku.com/debunking-the-fin...yth-1707389344

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Originally Posted by kidalutz

I love the idea but being it's Final Fantasy's 30th I'd like to see the Temple of Elements and the Original 4 Fiends and Chaos himself make an appearance for the next 24 man alliance.

Fun Fact: It was Called Final Fantasy not because it was designed to blow all other rpgs for the nes famicom out of the water ( it totes did) but because it was Squares last gambit and it paid off in spades thanks be to the Final Fantasy Designers.

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That would also be a good idea as well! More ode to the first 6!

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Originally Posted by Lambdafish

This is actually a misnomer and not the whole truth. While that fact is true that is was Squares last gambit, the game was supposed to be called Fighting Fantasy but that name was already copyrighted, so it was called Final Fantasy because Sakaguchi wanted to keep the FF ("efu efu" in Japanese) because it sounded good.

Source: https://kotaku.com/debunking-the-fin...yth-1707389344

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It was also supposed to have a title that would be catchy and hooky enough to start pulling people away from the magnet known as Dragon Quest.