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A windy, haunting moment with two crosses and a deep, dark valley. His eerie sentences saying he wants to kill Marlene to be with her mom and sister and then committing suicide. A man with nothing left in life and he is ashamed to meet his only daughter because how he looks now and what he did. This is a masterpiece.

I love Lyon so much ❤

19:28 One of the greatest, most profound moments in gaming. Cloud was always a hero; he just needed to be reminded of so.

He should have a huge stab wound

Hum i am wondering about 1 point, the cloud's "cherished" moment was when he went to tifa's bedroom when her mother died and they went to Nibel mount (moment Tifa didnt remember at all in the OG). But in Rebirth, when Tifa fell into the lifestream, she saw this scene and had a conversation about it with Cloud in Kalm... Aww I hope they wont take this point out Cloud life stream moment because i find it quite important... But as Tifa is aware about it in the remake i really wonder how they will show it. Also, i am quite sad to see how some people devalue Tifa's role in FF7 just to put Aerith forward more... But this scene shows how important she is in the game.

Every 6 years someone should comment on this video

I suddenly remembered this attouteki song lol

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People argue that Rebirth ruined the drama. How? Dyne killing himself on his own rather then Shinra mowing him down? That's open for debate. That notion of him wanting Marlene to "join him" in reuniting with Eleanor was pretty disturbing and I'm glad they changed it. Rebirth did a fine job portraying how much he cared for his daughter; he didn't want her to see what he's become but still accused Barrett of "taking her away from me".

Jasper Guns - He called him newly Stephen Hawking

I'm sure that much of what happened here is due to hardware limitations. Patron Saints berserk us, the howling wind at the end...

Stumbled upon this vid. SE you better not screwing this scene up in remake part 3. I mean it. We mean it.

Spent entirely too much time in this game in my playthroughs, not going to lie.

Whats the name of the song when cloud stabbing Sephiroth?

They made dyne try to act like the joker in rebirth. Although he went insane, there was a calmness to him in the original that was not in rebirth.

There's just something so charming about how they had the pixelated characters conveying their emotions and behaviors back in the day.

If you're reading this in 2024... The new games, they might be future Cloud reliving his past in the lifestream as an unreliable narrator. The rainbows, the different "worlds" created as Cloud invents them to deal with trauma. We will see what happens when Tifa (whom also saw a different type of Cloud at the end in Rebirth) saves him in the 3rd act. But right now, it's not "omni-Aerith", it's Cloud dealing with his past and we are reliving it.

What I love the most about this is that it showed that the imposter Cloud (the cool, badass , “strong” one) wasn’t strong enough to beat Sephiroth, but the real Cloud (the dorky, awkward, “weak” one) always was.

Jeez this version is so much better. Lord rebirth and its over the top cutscenes

2024 I I \I/

2024👇

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Why do half the people recording these things just speed thru the dialogue boxes? What’s the point of showing off the story if you’re just gonna mash X thru all of it? -.-“

Well good going Cloud ya killed Sephiroth, but now he knows your face, couldve asked Zack for some of that lightning materia

I want a remake of this game i dnt wantva rebirth or a reshit

The most profound realization and moment of character development in the game in the original - in the remake in Midgard cloud goes “but I killed you”. Like wow they really have no concept of the most basic themes and concepts of the original game

Text speed is too fast. Otherwise nice nostalgia trip.

Wow, Tifa's father was a real asshole, Cloud was just a kid dude you didn't even care if he was hurt.

I think y’all have some serious nostalgia goggles on, his death was way more impactful in the remake, just looking at the comments people weren’t even able to discern his mental state based on the dialogue

what the.. this guy reads fast.

Genesis scene wasn't canon.

evan bernard as kate green from hotd4

if hotd4 player plays time crisis 4

3:16 holy crap that glowing line is there in the ORIGINAL!? and there's multiple planets too!

Sorry I’m 7 years late, but hi

The whole time, Sephiroth, the unbeatable soldier, was afraid of Cloud. Cloud was superior all along

2:35 the inside of my head after multiple tries to round up the mooglets in FF7 Rebirth

Forget about them finally coming together under the Highwind or the new kiss in rebirth, this right here might be the most intimate thing imaginable. Way more than anything physical. Can you imagine having the person you love literally rummaging around in your head? Then she puts him back together. The power of true love.

Cloud never became the hero he wanted to be. But he was always the hero Tifa needed.

7:40 ".........You, that's who." It was always about Tifa. Since he was a kid, he wanted her to notice him... It seems some people forgot about this part of the game... Cloud's true self.

11 years and no one’s commented on this?

On ff7 Rebirth tifa already know that scene she fell off

As simple as this version was, Dyne's death is far more impactful here. Instead of being (bloodlessly) mowed down by random shinra forces like in Rebirth, Dyne taking his own life here hits way harder because he's realizing he has no place in the lives he was once a part of, and he can't live with himself knowing how Marlene would react to him and what he's done since Barret last saw him. The Rebirth one, like so many of its redone scenes, gets too caught up in the sweeping melodrama and I actually think the overwhelming music they used for the scene was just way too much. The more heavyhanded they are with scenes like this, the more it actually pulls me out of the moment and makes me care less about the character involved. It also doesn't help that Dyne basically cursed/blamed Barret all the way to the end in the Rebirth version, while here he finally looked inward and realized his mistakes. There's a chilling vibe to this scene here specifically because of the lack of music... just the wind and the silence after a once-good man ends it all out of despair. Sometimes less really is more.

19:50 this moment is still powerful after all these years.

You guys in the comments are so weird😂 there is literally nothing wrong with rebirths handling of the scene

4 years more guys

Cloud: ''I never became a soldier'' But somehow he became better than the most powerful soldier there ever was & even better than him when he transformed himself into a god.

Here after finishing Rebirth, can't wait to see how it plays out in Part 3.