Forming the underlying conflict of most entries of the Final Fantasy VII sub-franchise, Cloud and Sephiroth's relationship is as wild as their swords. Genesis may dress luxuriously and speak like ...

In Sephiroth’s case, his black feathery wing quite clearly references his descent into madness throughout the prequel. Genesis follows a similar path to Sephiroth, only the corruption is ...

The question of who exactly Genesis is was answered a year later in Crisis Core, which was a prequel following Zack Fair, ...

Angeal is the original owner of the sword and passed it down to Zack, who would eventually pass it down to Cloud, Sephiroth’s nemesis and rival. Meanwhile, Genesis’ wing is on the opposite ...

The cold, yet ultimately kind Sephiroth who can be seen worrying himself sick over Genesis and Angeal's transformations is only temporary, and it makes his villainous future rather sad.

It will be a Treasure Hunt Season 16 Season Pass reward. The image in question will pair Sephiroth with Genesis, with both characters’ black wings spread out. Both are wearing their Crisis Core ...

a procedure that built on the foundation of Project G to produce the powerful but flawed super-soldiers Genesis Rhapsodos and Angeal Hewley. Unlike his two comrades, Sephiroth was a success story ...

Famed Square Enix developer Tetsuya Nomura is known for his wild villains, from Sephiroth to Genesis, most of whom are clad in leather trenchcoats and have way, way too many belts. Speaking to ...

In the mode, players can play as famous enemies of the Final Fantasy franchise such as Cactuar, Bomb, Slug-Ray, Bahamut, and Cloud's nemesis, Sephiroth, the esteemed Solider 1st Class with his ...