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A list of character sheets from the various games in the Final Fantasy franchise: Recurring Characters. Recurring Monsters.
- Recurring Monsters
Boss in Mook Clothing: They usually appear as random...
- Recurring Summons
Arch-Enemy: To Odin in Final Fantasy XI.; Ascended Extra:....
- Recurring Jobs
Final Fantasy XI makes guns powerful but slow to fire,...
- Final Fantasy VI
A character sheet for Final Fantasy VI, originally released...
- Final Fantasy V
Adaptation Dye-Job: His hair in his artwork is white, like...
- Final Fantasy IV
Official Couple: Cecil and Rosa are established as a...
- Final Fantasy II
Action Girl: Eager to join La Résistance and fight for her...
- Recurring Monsters
With fourteen playable characters, Final Fantasy VI boasts one of the largest rosters of any RPG of its era. To this day, it still holds the record among the main series Final Fantasy games for most playable characters, and provides nearly all of them with character arcs and sidequests.
Final Fantasy III. The cast of Final Fantasy III DS. From left to right: Refia, Luneth, Ingus, and Arc. Not to be confused with Final Fantasy VI, which was originally released in North America on SNES as Final Fantasy III. Four souls shall be blessed with light, and so it shall begin...
The pride and joy of Square Enix (formerly Squaresoft), Final Fantasy is a hand-rubbingly popular fantasy JRPG franchise, currently on its sixteenth iteration alongside multiple sequels, spinoffs, remakes and films.
The varied and colorful cast of Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and the tropes that pertain to them. For tropes pertaining to how they were originally portrayed, see the game's own page.
Contrasting Sequel Main Character: In both Remake and Rebirth, Cloud manages to be contrasting the main character of both mainline Final Fantasy games that came out before him.
