My theory for Sigmascape

[Vivi_Bushido]

If my memory serves correctly and it may be wrong, but I recall Omega mentioning something about realizing he was pulling creatures that were defeated in their universes to face you and needs to challenge you with those that were victorious. That leads me to believe we're more likely to fight Final Fantasy main/secondary main characters. With that in mind, I don't think it's to far fetched to see Bartz appear sooner or later in this. (Or even a cameo appearance of Sephiroth? I mean... if they were ever going to put him in this game, this would be the way to do it imo).

[Ayer2015]

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The story line does elude to it. Time will tell.

[Yitan]

"Both Halicarnassus are named for the entity in the story. Omega's is actually more accurate, considering he made it as accurately as possible, while the one in Haukke was just named by a frightened passerby."

Something along those lines was said during the lore panel thing in PAX West.

That's very interesting, thanks

[Yitan]

If my memory serves correctly and it may be wrong, but I recall Omega mentioning something about realizing he was pulling creatures that were defeated in their universes to face you and needs to challenge you with those that were victorious. That leads me to believe we're more likely to fight Final Fantasy main/secondary main characters. With that in mind, I don't think it's to far fetched to see Bartz appear sooner or later in this. (Or even a cameo appearance of Sephiroth? I mean... if they were ever going to put him in this game, this would be the way to do it imo).

Well...Kefka was the only villain to actually suceed I guess? c(:

[Nestama]

That's arguable, as some villains in the franchise have succeeded with their goals.

Ultimecia actually succeeds in compressing time in FFVIII (even if it does get undone when you beat her). Caius Ballad also succeeds (and that isn't undone). As much as I hate the floating 'immortal' tick, Yu Yevon also succeeds for a thousand(s of?) years. FFXI has multiple alternate realities and in some/most (according to Balamor, the best character ever), the villains win.