final fantasy

[falcofox121SHL]

this is here for people that likes final fantasy!

and me and my friend had a little argument, he said that final fantasy 10 was better. I said final fantasy 12 was better
haha

which one do you think is better??or which game was your favorite?

 

[Darkslash]

So far IV and VII are tied for best
Dawn of souls was my first
X was okay but X-2 sucks.
Can't say any thing about XII.

 

[Raider 88]

I've never played X or XII. I'm probably missing out. I still have Final Fantasy Origins on PS1 that I haven't played through yet either....even though I've owned it for at least 5 years.

I'm replaying through IX right now; in the middle of the second disk. It's probably my 2nd favorite behind VII.

 

[NeoCrono]

I LOVE ff VI
I mean come on.... mog was too good lol
VII was really good (though I preferred VIII)
I loved X, thought X-2 was okay.
But I HATED XII.
Also I never finished II

 

[Black Waltz]

My favorite is IX. X-2's gameplay was pretty unique but the story sucked major ***.

 

[UncleSam]

So far IV and VII are tied for best

I couldn't Agree more
Final Fantasy Dissidia! It contains the Hero and Villain of each final fantasy from FFI to FFXII I can't wait till' it comes out

 

[trueganon]

I still say I liked VIII the most seeing as how it was my first and had the great Odin vs. Seifer moment. VII had too many spinoffs for me to enjoy it. I go against all saying I did not like it. I played all the others, they were okay.

 

[UncleSam]

The only reason FFVII had so many spinoffs was that the origional was so popular Square Enix. Attemted to suck all the money out of gamers by making the spinoffs, The earlier Final Fantasy's were really good because Ideas were fresh then, I'm surprised the Final Fantasy made it to 13 I give them props

 

[Darkslash]

The only reason FFVII had so many spinoffs was that the origional was so popular Square Enix. Attemted to suck all the money out of gamers by making the spinoffs, The earlier Final Fantasy's were really good because Ideas were fresh then, I'm surprised the Final Fantasy made it to 13 I give them props

They wanted to Level cap Final Fantasy to XVI. So if the last 3 end up on an Nintendo Console, then holy ****, that would make a star wars moment there.

 

[Slasherx]

If you guys know how to mod your PSP into a custom firmware.
Then you guys would know or have played Final Fantasy:Dissidia.
Is the best intense fighting game, made for the Final Fantasy series so far.
I like it better then brawl =/

 

[UncleSam]

They wanted to Level cap Final Fantasy to XVI. So if the last 3 end up on an Nintendo Console, then holy ****, that would make a star wars moment there.

Lol, that would be nice
I'm getting a PSP just for Dissidia, because it's just that awesome, whenever you see a big series like this, you want to see a game where the whole series is fit in 1 game and you can mix-and-match fights that's what Dissidia is
EDIT: FFXIII is for Xbox 360 and PS3
and Most of my friends at school have imported Dissidia, I play multiplayer with them, I wouldn't say it's better than Brawl... Kind of

 

[Slasherx]

Lol, that would be nice
I'm getting a PSP just for Dissidia, because it's just that awesome, whenever you see a big series like this, you want to see a game where the whole series is fit in 1 game and you can mix-and-match fights that's what Dissidia is
EDIT: FFXIII is for Xbox 360 and PS3
and Most of my friends at school have imported Dissidia, I play multiplayer with them, I wouldn't say it's better than Brawl... Kind of

The lack of wifi, and characters make it lower then brawl.
Although you can battle with another person next to you with the same game and PSP.
And plus Septhiroth is Cheap if you have his signiture weapon!
Battle musics are awsome too!

 

[UncleSam]

The lack of wifi, and characters make it lower then brawl.
Although you can battle with another person next to you with the same game and PSP.

No wifi!?! oh well, Im getting it anyway, I recommend it For people who Love Final Fantasy

And plus Septhiroth is Cheap if you have his signiture weapon!

... One Winged Angel as an EX attack, Classic

 

[Slasherx]

No wifi!?! oh well, Im getting it anyway, I recommend it For people who Love Final Fantasy

... One Winged Angel as an EX attack, Classic

Not exactly no wifi, just in Japan.
There a online lobby where you can play against anyone in there.
Or if you have a friends with a custom firmware thrn you both can battle.

 

[UncleSam]

even better

 

[pikamon]

Ugh, FFXII was horrible. I really don't like that battle system at all. I mean, if you want to play an MMO type of game, why not go play an MMO? I always liked FF for their awesome battle systems (10 had the best), but the whole "live action, control a single character while everyone in your party auto-fights" is just stupid to me. It looks like XIII will follow suite, so I am pretty reserved about it. This actually surprised me too, because I thought "hey, if it's like Kingdom Hearts, it'll be fine", but it wasn't at all. The more I played this, the more annoyed I became until I just tossed the game.

FFXII's storyline was stupid too. Much less interesting than every other main FF game (I'm not counting sequels like FFX-2). It just didn't pull me in and I was consistently bored. And that's coming from someone who has always enjoyed FF games since day 1. It really makes me wonder about Square-Enix. Just look at their last few RPGs and the reviews and you'll see what I'm talking about (Last Remnant, for example). They're just not the leading authority anymore. Maybe they've lost touch?

Eh, what do I know.

 

[UncleSam]

If you wanted to play an MMO play FFXI online
I've been saying there running out of Ideas for Plots
EDIT: this is why Onion Knight Rockz

 

[unknownPresence]

my fav FF is IV, i think every1 will agree thats the if not in contention for the best one. I liked VII, but it dragged on toward the end. As for FFX, thought it was a good game and is overlooked by a lot of ppl, also it gets a lot of points for adding voices, if u get tired of reading u can just listen.

 

[pikamon]

my fav FF is IV, i think every1 will agree thats the if not in contention for the best one. I liked VII, but it dragged on toward the end. As for FFX, thought it was a good game and is overlooked by a lot of ppl, also it gets a lot of points for adding voices, if u get tired of reading u can just listen.

The only bad part about 10 was the low quality of the voice acting. It's not necessarily their fault though. It WAS a new thing back then, to have voices throughout the entire game (well, maybe not new, but new for square), and Auron did a great job throughout, but Tidus....Tidus was just aweful. He killed my ears with his whiny voice!

If they had given 10 the voice director that 12 had, it would have been superb.

 

[KosukeKGA]

<_< Tidus didn't annoy you. You're just bandwagonning like everyone else.

 

[Minato]

Here's my opinion for each of the following FF games:

FF1: I thought this one was okay. I'd say Dragon Quest III did a better job with the class system.
FF2: I can't say much about this. I did like how you could choose items and answers to interact with people.
FF3: Great job system. I've played both the NES and DS versions.
FF4: I really liked the story. I still need to pick up the DS remake since I haven't played this in awhile.
FF5: Job system at it's best, IMO. Love the game. Only wished the main character was a bit more interesting. Galuf's cooler.
FF6: My favorite out of the SNES. Probably because it's my first FF. A crap load of characters, yet they all (give or take a few) had character development.

FF7: I like the game, hate its fanboys with a passion. This game had a great storyline, some cool characters, and was just plain awesome. Materia system was okay. I thought it was stupid how equipping materia lowered your stats. I don't see the point in that at all. Cloud was at his best in this game. He still had his personality in this game. He wasn't even "emo" after the plot twist either. He moved on (which is what Square should do with this game). I really liked Cloud's character development where he joins your party again. Advent Children ruined Cloud's personality. Everything I like about him was gone.

FF8: One of my favorite FF's along with one of my favorite stories. All the characters interacted with each other really well since they were good friends. The dialogue was good too. Squall wasn't an "emo character" as some would think. He had a lot of depth, and I loved how the writers let you read his thoughts. The tie in between past and present was done really well too giving a lot of backstory to Squall. Junction system was okay. I didn't hate it or love it. It was too easy to power your character in disc one. However, it was nice since you could experience the story much quicker.

FF9: I really like this game. It mixed old school with new school. The story was light hearted and fun. People don't give this game enough credit since it's so different from 7 and 8. I also like how your characters were more diverse in their abilities in this game like FF4.

FF10: I actually did not like this game when I first played, but it really grew on me. I use to hate Tidus and a bunch of other characters as well. The game seemed shallow and linear, just like the sphere grid (I kid). I started to appreciate the game's design more and more later on. Tidus's voice was good. It was a shame that he had to match the mouth movements, though. That's what made voice acting sound so bad in this game. I liked all the voices except for Yuna. She just couldn't act. Sphere grid was cool and refreshing. It made all the characters unique at the start, and then slowly everyone would be the same. That was the only problem I had with it.

FF11: Never played it.

FF12: Battle system was interesting. It surely was a hit or miss kind of thing. I wished that it involved more interaction, though. Gambits were nice, but the whole game was on cruise control.
Characters were interesting at the start, but only Balthier had character development. It's a shame that Matsuno was sick and couldn't finish the game himself. I'm sure it would've been an awesome game if he stayed. The game's left incomplete, and we'll never know how it was truly supposed to be.

FF13: Pretty excited for this game. I'm hoping that Square decides not to make it like 7, but more like it's own game. I don't want a copycat. New games should be new.

If I had to rate the FF's my list would go: 8, 6, 5, 10, 7, 4, 9, 12, 3, 1, 2.

(Whew, that was a doozy)

 

[Banjodorf]

I maintain that the original, NES FF1 was the best.

 

[unknownPresence]

minato, lol at the hating the fanboys with a passion, im with u thr. and **** thats a questionable list, but the way u explain it is understandable. and u hated yuna eh, thought her voive over was pretty good considering she was supposed to be a "strong-willed" character but sad at heart. And why does every1 hate tidus, sure hes a whiny b***h, but with a life like that i think he has earned the right to be.

 

[Aki Izayoi]

If you play Final fantasy: Dissidia
Tidus rock! but Septhiroth is cheap.

 

[Gates]

Copypasta from another forum I visit.

FFI - I played the remake on the GBA first and later the true original via virtualnes.com. The true original has a poor magic system and is kind of unintuitive, but the GBA remake, which retains all the core gameplay but makes it more accessible to new users, is an extremely good game. It's even more impressive when you think about how revolutionary it was for the time, with the class systems, a good story, and a great deal of customization. I played through this game over 9000 times with all sorts of party combinations, early class changes, low level class changes, even a party of 4 Black Mages (facing Chaos was very difficult with this configuration btw, especially when he healed himself lol). Overall a great game and definitely in my top 4.

FFII - In contrast to FFI, this game is a giant steaming pile of **** by comparison. It's definitely the worst game in the series, by far. I'm not even going to talk about it anymore, it's best forgotten.

FFIII - I played the DS version and enjoyed it a great deal. The job system in the game is a little dissappointing compared to more modern RPGs and there are some unbalanced classes (Ninjas, Sages, Geomancers, etc.), but I guess for it's time it was very good. What really irks me about it is the save system and how long the intervals between save points are, especially considering how difficult the game can be at times. All in all, though, it's still a good game by today's standards and it's definitely in the better half of FF games.

FFIV - I've played the GBA and DS remakes, and each has their pros and cons. The GBA version isn't as difficult and doesn't subject you to poor voice acting, but the DS version's augments are pretty cool. Anyway, as for the game itself, it's great. Until I played VI, it was my favorite game in the series. I like the fact that you have 5 party members and I find it odd that no other game in the series did this. I also liked the story at the time, even though when I look back on it logically there were too many deus ex machina moments lol. It was still a really great game though and I loved it, and it's definitely still among my top favorite FF games.

FFV - I played the GBA remake but didn't really get to a whole lot of the extra content since I spent so much time on the game itself. This is basically a game for people who are hardcore about character customization. This was fine for me, but the fact that the story was kind of bland compared to the rest of the series made it seem like the game didn't have too much to offer. The difficulty curve also ramped up near the end, so I had to spend more time grinding for job mastery, which was tedious. There are 2 main things I like about this game. The first is the music. FFV has one of the best soundtracks in the series in my opinion. The second is Gilgamesh. For those of you who have not played FFV, Gilgamesh is the biggest mother****ing baller in the game, by far. He has the best theme music, he gets defeated by you 3 times, thrown into an interdimensional rift, and then defeated again before he dies, has a sweet-*** pimp hound, and the best dialogue of any non-Kefka character in the series. Gilgamesh alone makes FFV a good game.

FFVI - My favorite in the series. What can I really say about it that can't already be said by other FFVI fans? It's utterly fantastic and there wasn't a single moment of it I didn't enjoy.

Before I go on, I haven't played any of the PS1 games for an extended amount of time, so I can only provide brief impressions on a few hours of gameplay.

FFVII - I played up to the point where you have to rescue Tifa from the whorehouse, or whatever it was. It definitely seemed like it could only get better from that point on, but not necessarily like it could become my favorite in the series. Maybe someday I'll go back to it, idk.

FFVIII - I played up to the graduation or acceptance into SeeD or whatever that scene is called. This one I didn't like too much. It seems like they had good intentions with the Draw system, but in execution it's just so tedious. The story also didn't pick up a whole lot and I didn't have a ton of motivation to continue with the plot since I didn't see a goal ahead aside from beating Seifer in a "least likable" competition (yes, I know the plot is more than this). The weapons system I didn't really understand either. FFVIII is not a bad game and I guess I really shouldn't judge it since I haven't played through it all the way, but it's definitely not one of my favorites in the series.

FFIX - I liked this one a lot, and even though I didn't get very far (Garnet's renaming after the first Black Waltz) I still think It's safe to say that this is my favorite of the PS1 games. There's not too much to say about it, it's just a really solid game overall.

FFX - My favorite PS2 generation game and probably in my top 3 overall. I like a lot of things about this game, especially the story, the sphere gird, the weapon customization, the music, and the battle system. I haven't' technically beaten it, (I'm on The Calm Lands at the moment) but it's definitely one of my favorite in the series.

FFXI - I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this yet. I used to play it on the PC for about 6 months and it was pretty good. I guess I can't really compare it to anything since it's so radically different from the other FF games and I haven't played any other MMOs for a significant amount of time (I played WoW on a friend's computer for a few hours once), but it's still pretty solid and I enjoyed my time with it.

FFXII - First I loved it, then I hated it. The battle system is great and the License board is also very good if you know what to get when, but the rest of the game pretty much falls short. There's a lot of grinding you need to do in this game, for exp, money, and LP, which I don't like. Towards the end of the game the hunts are also hard to do since it takes some annoying way to spawn them or whatever (I JUST WANT TO FIGHT GILGAMESH, IS THAT SO MUCH TO ASK!?!). I also couldn't really connect with or like the characters since Vaan is ********, Penelo is a *****, and everyone else speaks formal English which at times can be hard to understand, let alone relate to. The music of the game is also a departure from what I like since Nobuo Uematsu was almost completely absent from it and I think the quality suffered because of this. The setting, the characters, everything about the game just makes it seem like a generic RPG. And in the end, that's all it really is. One of my least favorite FF games. Not nearly as bad as FFII, but still in the bottom 3 or 4.

If I had to rank the ones I've played for a significant amount of time, I'd probably go with this:
VI, X, IV, I, III, V, XII, II

If I had to rank the ones I've played regardless of how long I've played them I'd go with this:
VI, X, IV, I, III, IX, V, VII, XI, VIII, XII, II

 

[unknownPresence]

ive read this b4, i cant remember where

 

[Panix]

alright let me sum it up for you guys.

FF1- bad

FF2- badder

FF3- amazing

FF4- still amazing

FF5- failure

FF6- ehh, better then 5

FF7- amazing

FF8- amazing

FF9- Failure

FF10- Amazing

FF10x2- Biggest failure of all

FF11 online - alright

FF12 - good, if you could get past the gambit system

FF13 - idk if im excited or worried.

and to quote something on the guy who said that materia lowered your stats. it was a trade off. if you eqquiped a massive amount of Magic, then your guy basically became a mage, low HP with high mgatk. if you didn't equip that much he basically became a warrior, high attack with low mgatk. get it? (anyway, you can counter the materia system with HP+plus'es anyway, and some of the materia combo's where unreal)

 

[Darkslash]

FFII - In contrast to FFI, this game is a giant steaming pile of **** by comparison. It's definitely the worst game in the series, by far. I'm not even going to talk about it anymore, it's best forgotten.

Wait what? Final Fantasy II is 3rd on my fav Final Fantasy list. Seeing little time I spent on VII its down to fourth.

So for a Christmas gift I got Dawn of Souls. After beating the hell out of Choas(with out the Ultima Sword), I decided to play FFII. Granted the first battle I thought I was badass, until my whole Party got 1 hit K.O'ed. Any ways..

Looking down at your post It seems that you spent the least time with FFII. Unlike a majority of the Final Fantasy's, FFII has you start out as a average Joe. Yes you have some weapon skills, like an average Joe, and that's where I found this to be one of the most complex, yet simple systems ever. The game makes the character prefer the weapons that they grow to like. Practice make's perfect right? Firion, starts out with a sword. You make your sword level go up to 10. You find a stronger Axe. And that's where some of the Final Fantasy flaws come in. A guy who used a Sword for 30% of his quest drops it for a stronger Axe, yet has little to no experience with that weapon type. The same thing goes for spells. Take Flare in Final Fantasy I. You probably just saved money, airshiped your way to where get Flare and just spammed it on Chaos(of course not but hopefully you get the picture). Well In Final Fantasy II(Like RL lol) you would of failed seeing its your first time using Flare. Using spells and weapons over time makes your proficiency with them better.

The music Is some of Nobuo Uematsu greatest works. Castle Pandemonium makes me just stand there listening to it. And I seriously love variation I of the boss theme plus I absolutely love Mateus' fight.

I seriously think Final Fantasy II is underrated.

 

[Minato]

I used to hate FFX, but now I'm starting to love it even more.
I only played through the game once, so maybe I'll like Yuna VA a little more next time.

As for VIII being my favorite, I don't exactly know why. I guess I related more with the characters since they seemed a bit more realistic like people you'd meet. Yes, the draw system is flawed, but everything else makes the game really shine.

And if anyone's wondering why VII is my fifth favorite out of the series, it's probably because the top five were so hard to rate for me. I loved VIII's story, VI was my first FF so it has a special spot on the list, for V I just loved the job system, X was directed really well, and VII had some awesome characters and moments.

 

[Aqua Rock X]

My experience of the FF as of this post:

FFI: Started

FFII: Played abit

FFIII: Never Played

FFIV: Completed (favorite)

FFV: About halfway

FFVI: About halfway

FFVII: Completed

FFVIII: Completed with help*

FFIX: Started but deleted data**

FFX: Played maybe about a quarter or fifth

FFXI: Never Played

FFXII: Demo Disk. Otherwise never played

FFXIII: Neverplayed, but as of now who has?


* When I first played FFVIII, the into cutscene always froze up just before the scene with Rinoa so I could never actually get to the game itself. I borrowed a friend's memory card, copied it's earliest FFVIII data to mine, and started from there. It was just after the Ifrit quest, so that was one part I missed. What's more is that I started my with his stats. As a result I can't say that I completed FFVIII with a straight face.

** I borrowed a friend's (different friend) copy of FFIX and started the game, but it didn't hold my interest and I ended up deleting the data to make more room on my memory card.

So yeah, that's my history with the FF series. It is somewhat scattered so I can't really rank them, but FFIV is my favorite. Final Fantasy VII and VIII are 2nd and 3rd respectively seeing as they're the only others I've "completed" so far. I'd probably like FFVIII more, but I hate the Junction/Draw system so much.

 

[Gates]

ive read this b4, i cant remember where

Are you on the Dissidia Empowered forums? That's where I posted it originally.

Looking down at your post It seems that you spent the least time with FFII.

I only played VII through IX for about 4 hours each. I spent at least 20 hours on II before I gave up entirely. I believe I got to Deist, which I think is about halfway through the game, before I decided never to touch it again.

Unlike a majority of the Final Fantasy's, FFII has you start out as a average Joe. Yes you have some weapon skills, like an average Joe, and that's where I found this to be one of the most complex, yet simple systems ever. The game makes the character prefer the weapons that they grow to like. Practice make's perfect right? Firion, starts out with a sword. You make your sword level go up to 10. You find a stronger Axe. And that's where some of the Final Fantasy flaws come in. A guy who used a Sword for 30% of his quest drops it for a stronger Axe, yet has little to no experience with that weapon type. The same thing goes for spells. Take Flare in Final Fantasy I. You probably just saved money, airshiped your way to where get Flare and just spammed it on Chaos(of course not but hopefully you get the picture). Well In Final Fantasy II(Like RL lol) you would of failed seeing its your first time using Flare. Using spells and weapons over time makes your proficiency with them better.

When you describe it like that, it makes me realize more and more that the same things I didn't like about II were in VIII and XII. In II and XII, every character can use every spell and every weapon, the only difference being that XII tried to balance this out by actually giving its characters different base stats. Just because Maria started out with a bow didn't mean you couldn't switch her to Axes or swords right off the bat. Similarly, Fran was stuck with bows until you got enough LP to switch her over to something more useful like Katanas. As far as magic went, you could pretty much have anyone learn any spell and as long as you kept their levels up with it, you'd remain competitive in the spellcasting department. To do this, however, you'd have to grind a lot and cast an assload of spells, kind of like drawing in VIII or grinding for LP in XII. It may be realistic, but it also slows gameplay to a crawl. On top of that it has weird rules for increasing abilities like "HP increases if you get hit". This made me eventually have my characters attack eachother in order to increase their stats. In order to counteract this, I had them heal themselves to increase their spell level and magic. This seems like a good idea in theory, but in practice I spend hours fighting a bunch of goblins for very little noticeable reward.

The music Is some of Nobuo Uematsu greatest works. Castle Pandemonium makes me just stand there listening to it. And I seriously love variation I of the boss theme plus I absolutely love Mateus' fight.

Those are all good, but it's a big stretch to say that they're better than the scores for V, VI, or X.

I seriously think Final Fantasy II is underrated.

I seriously think you're wrong.

 

[Aqua Rock X]

About FFII, is it me or are the random battles in that game more frequent than in the other FF games?

I have to say, I'm not that big a fan of FFII either.

Though if we want to talk music, I agree with Gates about FFV. I espescially like the battle and world map themes. There was a cave tune that I remember liking as well (it's been awhile since I played FFV).

 

[unknownPresence]

the battles occuer more frequently as the games are released i think.

and ya i go on that forum to broswe topics, but i think ive seen that somewhere else, hmm was prob dissidia

 

[Darkslash]

About FFII, is it me or are the random battles in that game more frequent than in the other FF games?

Possibly why I love and hate it at the same time? Of course when you get 4 Ice Dragons and your armed with Ice elemental with a Level 7 Fire spell, yea...but then again its funny how quick it is to take down the emperor with 1 blood sword. The NES version had 3 of them..

 

[UncleSam]

Just some of my favorite songs
Theme of Love FF IV
Boss theme FF III (this song makes me forget that I'm even fighting a boss)
Battle Theme FF V It reminds me of a video I saw called Final Fantasy A++(funny vid.)
One-Winged Angel FF VII Advent Children (this version is better)
Decicive Battle FF VI
I say FF V&VI had the best music after VII it got kind of corny

 

[Minato]

Just some of my favorite songs
Theme of Love FF IV
Boss theme FF III (this song makes me forget that I'm even fighting a boss)
Battle Theme FF V It reminds me of a video I saw called Final Fantasy A++(funny vid.)
One-Winged Angel FF VII Advent Children (this version is better)
Decicive Battle FF VI
I say FF V&VI had the best music after VII it got kind of corny

You didn't like any of VIII's music? I thought that game had one of the best out of the series.

 

[UncleSam]

I wrote VII? I meant VIII, I listened to IX through XII and it just wasn't the same as I through VIII (Just listened to VIII, nice, but I still like some of the others better)

 

[Deception]

Just some of my favorite songs
Theme of Love FF IV
Boss theme FF III (this song makes me forget that I'm even fighting a boss)
Battle Theme FF V It reminds me of a video I saw called Final Fantasy A++(funny vid.)
One-Winged Angel FF VII Advent Children (this version is better)
Decicive Battle FF VI
I say FF V&VI had the best music after VII it got kind of corny

What, no Dancing Mad or Clash on the Big Bridge (Gilgamesh's Theme)? FAIL.

Dancing Mad Part 1
Dancing Mad Part 2
Clash on the Big Bridge

You didn't like any of VIII's music? I thought that game had one of the best out of the series.

VIII has some nice music indeed. I personally love Force Your Way, The Man with the Machine Gun, and The Extreme.

My top 3 FF's would be FFVI, FFIV, and FFX in that order. The others are harder to rank. Haven't played X-2, XI, and XII, but I plan on playing X-2 and XII eventually, despite some of the hate they get. I loved V's job system, and I like how X-2 brought it back and expanded on it.

 

[GreenKirby]

Favorite character (First two are the favorite and then there's no particular order after them)

Terra (as if you couldn't guess lol)
Zidane
Mog from VI
Cid from VII
Vincent
Celes
Edgar
Kefka
Ultros
Cloud at times (in the beginning of VII he was jerk and AC ruined him completely)
a lot of characters from IX
Fujin
Quistis
Selphie
Warrior of Light
Jecht
Auron
Lulu
Rikku
Laguna
Aerith

 

[Raider 88]

Just some of my favorite songs
Theme of Love FF IV
Boss theme FF III (this song makes me forget that I'm even fighting a boss)
Battle Theme FF V It reminds me of a video I saw called Final Fantasy A++(funny vid.)
One-Winged Angel FF VII Advent Children (this version is better)
Decicive Battle FF VI
I say FF V&VI had the best music after VII it got kind of corny

Wow, that's the first time I've heard that version of One-Winged Angel. That was truly bad ***. Seriously.

I did some YouTube searching after reading this thread to find some of my favorites. I was looking for a certain FFVIII song, but not sure if I found it, since I thought it was 5+ minutes long before. This might be it, but not positive: Liberi Fatali

Shinra's Theme - It's so simple, but fits so perfectly.

FFIV Boss Battle - Heard it first in Mario RPG vs Culex, then again when I played through FFIV. Great song for a boss battle....but I think I like VII's boss battle better:
FFVII Boss Battle

I guess I picked 'popular' songs. Oh well, I'll find more as I play through them again.