Is Bahamut big enough?

[Doho]

That's not the same keys, it's the twelve attempting to seal him. Y'shtola, Thanacred, Papalymo and Yda had to pray at the shrines for Louisoix to summon the twelve, the light rising from them was showing him that he could summon the twelve.

There's still a lot they could do, what if the keys contain monsters that drop items needed to weaken him, or we have to break them open to get something, of course there is the pray at them. SE could add them in so many ways.

I was what i was thinking! the keys summoned with prayers look nothing like the keys that fell from dalamud. they were like... impromptu artificial holy keys (I can't think of a better way to put it), but they were sort of a last minute type thing, which is probably why they failed. there is something about the ORIGINAL keys that's important

[Delsus]

I was what i was thinking! the keys summoned with prayers look nothing like the keys that fell from dalamud. they were like... impromptu artificial holy keys (I can't think of a better way to put it), but they were sort of a last minute type thing, which is probably why they failed. there is something about the ORIGINAL keys that's important

The explanation of the trailer on SE members blog says that Bahamut's power was to powerful for Louisoix, it's kind of like in all FF games, the power of the summons is directly influenced by the power of the summoner, and in this case Louisoix wasn't strong enough to use enough of the twelve's power to seal Bahamut.

I would personally like to know how the Allagan empire sealed Bahamut in Dalamud first, did they use the twelve, or even the twelve and the primals, or did they construct Dalamud (it does seem entirely artificial) and in the trailer the Twelve were just trying an already proven method. Chances of finding that out will be slim though because almost all information prior to the 5th Umbral era has been lost (all we know is the elemental allignment of each era, and that the 4th Umbral era is what wiped out ancient Allag.