Not a sequel to Final Fantasy I.

Not a sequel to Final Fantasy I.

Strange Fantasy Origins in Heaven: Not a sequel to Final Fantasy Eye.

As part of this year’s E3, Square Enix has officially announced an RPG with Koei Tecmo “The Strange Final Fantasy Origin of Paradise” at. This is part of the successful JRPG series developed by Team Ninja (“Ninja Gaiden”). In a recent interview with Famitsu The film’s makers have now revealed that their upcoming title is not a sequel to Final Fantasy 1.

Final Fantasy Origin: Manufacturers explain the meaning of the title

Colleagues from the Japanese trade magazine spoke more specifically about their latest work with creative producer Tetsuya Nomura, producer Hitoshi Fujiwara and director Daisuke Inoue. Nomura explains, among other things, that the setting of the title “is based on Final Fantasy 1”, as well as the concept of “Warriors of Light”, which the main character Jack and his two companions call the advert.

In connection with the “Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin” storyline, Jack, and thus the player at the same time, is said to come into this world as an outsider (“Stranger”). Meanwhile, heaven means “the place of the faithful.” Jack and the other “strangers” must meet in this “paradise”. Inoue then adds that the title could also mean “people who shouldn’t be in heaven,” which is why the RPG’s name fits so well with its story.

Nomura then explains that the upcoming show “is not a story associated with ‘FFI’, but a new one with ‘FFI’ as an element.” In this regard, the Temple of Chaos that players can explore in the demo version will be different from the one in the final game.

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Shortly after the trailer premiered, some fans criticized the overall design of protagonist Jack, who would seem too ordinary to fit into a world like Final Fantasy with designs that are sometimes too flashy. According to Nomura, there must be a good reason for this, because Jack’s appearance was designed on purpose by the developers. This should confirm that he is “not of this world”. In addition, Nomura suggests that Jack’s name has a special meaning, but he cannot reveal it yet.

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“Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin” should be released sometime in 2022 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. An exact release date has not been announced.

What do you think of the statements made by the makers of “Stranger Paradise Final Fantasy Origin”?


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