Jecht: "I'm sorry." Tidus: "That's enough! Let's finish this, okay?" This part got me. He spent most of his life hating his father, now he finally meets him, and realized he wasn't such a bad guy. He stopped his father's sentimental talk, because he was afraid he would lose his will to do what needed to be done. To destroy his father before Sin claimed him completely. One of the most emotionally charged scenes in the game.
….This means that Jecht was mentally resisting entire takeover from Yu-Yevon for 10 years. And Auron kept himself human as an unsent for all that time. The sheer willpower of my boys ❤
Tidus is low key a badass despite being a cry baby, the guy had to endure killing his father to save the world and also end himself. There was nothing to win for him, he gained control over his own life by ending it to save others. He is an amazing character and it's inspiring.
Because his detractors have carried on since the original game about him being justifiably upset about a lot of things in the game. That and the laughing scene.
The way Jecht says "You've really grown" is done perfectly. He wants to say something nice, compliment his son, but he's no good at that kind of stuff. All he can say is that Tidus has really grown, but the way he says it gives it weight, like behind those 3 simple words he's also saying he's happy to see the man Tidus has become
Yeah, I love how awkward Jecht is at the father stuff. He misses Tidus. Seeing him again has been his motivation along the journey. He's been looking forward to seeing him for who knows how long and what comes out of his mouth? "Hah, You got tall but you're all bones. You eating right, boy?". Then he immediately corrects himself and says "... you've really grown."
Yeah, I always loved that out of the two parents Tidus had, Jecht was the one who always thought of Tidus while Tidus's mother neglected him, especially after Jecht disappeared.
Coincidentally, Tidus has a moment of his own like this. One of my favorite tropes: Physical acting and tone telling a different story than what is literally said. Tidus says "I hate you". But it's like James from Silent Hill 2 telling Mary in the Leave Ending that he hated her. The response is all the same, "If that were true, why do you look/sound so sad?". Tidus telling Jecht that he hated him in that scene was quite literally the closest he would ever get to telling Jecht that he loved him.
"Hey guys, let's have them have to fight an extra, pointless final boss after the final boss, but let's make it so they can't die, to show how pointless it is." --Same asshole in Squaresoft.
@@brightroot5719 Agreed. It's also the time for the aeons to be something slight deeper than useless pilgrimage objectives. I don't think I've ever summoned anything in this game other than required.
I always cry. This fucking game is soooooo good, I love its awesome story and awesome gameplay. I lost count how many times I played this game. I love it.
20 years ago I finished this game for the first time, I cried 4 years I beat this game for the second time I cried Today I watched this cutscene and I cried
Agreed. And to think this was in the early years of the PS2 where developers were still getting to grips with the hardware's capabilities; they took full advantage of the machine's potential in making this.
@@Gumbocinno no,big problem is the HD remake improved everything but the character models. What they did do is jack up the sharpness as far as possible. I preferred Tidus face when it was fuzzy graphics honestly. Now he looks kinda artificial. That and the lips flaps in the remake are kinda horrible at times.
Love this scene so much. I can't understand why people say Tidus English voice was bad. James Taylor gave a phenomenal performance and it really shows in this and the Macalania Lake scene.
I think if they had to do this with today's technology where they could re-lipsync everything the performance would have been a lot better. The only reason that some of it comes off as awkward is the timing of the mouth movements in some places didn't allow for a more natural phrasing in the dialog. Overall it was really well done and the emotion is perfect despite those few moments. People complain too much.
The line delivery throughout the entire game for Yuna and Tidus are terrible. Almost as if the actors can barely get out their lines. Both characters bring down the seriousness of what’s happening on several occasions.
It's just too bad that it was like the easiest boss battle either. Admittedly, I spent a SHITLOAD of time leveling and getting all of their Celestial weapons... even the Onion Knight, but still. I beat Sin/Jecht in like 3 hits and he barely even damaged us. It was severely disappointing. They could've made the fight much, much more difficult.
@@sirdamned9272 Thats kinda the problem with FF games especially when you get older and understand grinding and min/maxing , they become cake walks which can be disappointing sometimes :/, I wish the Re releases had and option somewhere to control how everything would scale for you so you could force stuff to be more of a challenge or add in harder mechanics to certain fights, I just replayed FF7 and X for the first time in years and i dont think i ever even died once during 7 or more then a few times in X to some of the Arena and Dark Aeons
@@sirdamned9272 I understand the point you're making but the amount of time it takes to gather all of those weapons and upgrades is immense. You can't expect every person out there playing the game to do all of that extra stuff before they reach the end of the game. The developers understood this and created optional hardcore battles in the battle arena within the calm lands, as well as the dark Aeons for people who wanted that extra challenge.
Honestly my most saddest scene in all of FF is when Tidus meets his dad (Jecht), the dialogue, the emotion it’s so so sad, so gut-wrenching. When Tidus says ‘I hate you’. You can feel the pain and anguish in Jechts voice, the regret, and the anger and sadness in Tidus and also how much he actually loves his dad, that’s just his way of saying ‘I love you’. Because he chases after him immediately to catch him when he falls. He’s been dying to see him the whole game, and actually only gets a few tragic minutes with him. It’s the biggest tragedy in all of FF for me makes me cry this father-son relationship 😢. The music too in that scene too 😢. Tidus had so much character development from hating his dad to forgiving him and loving him, and from a young kid to becoming a man and taking the reigns. I mean it was his idea to kill Yunalesca and Sin. Other scenes that come to mind is Jecht and Braskas goodbye to Auron with Aurons plea to stop, Aurons sending and of course the ending scene 😢
My dad was a lot like Jecht. Always insulting me and trying to push me. But when he died, I was never the same. I miss that cranky bastard every fucking day.
@@Ninjamohawk'm sorry to hear that. My dad isn't dead, but he would single me out a lot for being autistic, but he shows he actually does care with the way he makes sure I am properly fed. He would always bother me if I'm not eating well(eating junk food in place of actual food).
God FFX was such a great game. I got this game now but I can’t help and admire these scenes. Such strong stuff. Imagine if Squall and Laguna had a scene like this...
@Kurt2012007 I didn't know until I spoke to Kiros saying something like you look like your mother. It really makes sense as Laguna and Raine were together like 16 yrs ago and Squall is around same age.
@Kurt2012007 well if you talked to laguna before you went to fight ultimecia he tells squall that he has something to tell him afterwards so I'm assuming he told squall after he returned
I know this comment is like 5 years old and it's not exactly the same as here but if you've never seen it look up "Enjoy the Now Squall and Laguna" from Dissidia and it's fan service of the highest caliber
I really have to hand it to Gregg Berger in this scene. He does a great job of letting Jecht’s real emotions seep through the tough talk with his inflection and timing with the dialogue. In a dub that has a history of being questionable, I’ve never been disappointed with his performance. Plus, the guy was Grimlock in the original Transformers cartoon.
history of being questionable? I've been an active member of this community for the past 20 years and I never heard this before, moreover it is still superb even by today's standards, the only thing that did age in this game are the graphics.
I get FFX is all about a tragic impossible love story between Yuna and Tidus - but I think there's also a lot more than just Yuna Tidus. Tidus grew from hating his father to actually understanding him, that's why when he says the "I hate you" at the beginning, he means it in a loving way and not like back in the beginning of the game. I loved that father-son development and this is why Tidus is a lot more mature than some might say. Noctis is a bigger cry baby than Tidus and yet people make him look like he's the most badass character of all FF.
while i don't think of noctis as a crybaby (most of the shit he gets is somewhat justify but you have to watch the animated movie to see some of it but) you are right about tidus, he gets alot of shit for having actual parental problems that doesn't fall to "my family is dead, feel sorry for me" after all tidus blames jecht for his mothers death and the verbal, emotional and maybe even (unknown but maybe) physical abuse. honestly the most bitchy characters to me is most of the FF13 cast (altho i know i don't care for FF13 so i know i have some bias) and vaan lol
ZeroTheHeartlessKing XIII had the worst cast as a whole lol I agree. What pissed me off about Noctis was how he just got so irritating after Lunaria's death, I get he loved her but he barely gave a shit about Ignis losing his sight and made it all about himself as if he's friends were burden. I did actually like him back when he sat one last time with his friends and thanked them.
Especially when it was intentional!! They break down into actual laughter afterward. It blows my mind that so many people fail to comprehend that scene, lol
Difference between this version and the original Japanese is that Tidus calls his dad baka, instead of saying I hate you, right off the bat. And Auron says sorry to Jecht instead of "I know", for being late.
This scene right here is what defines Final Fantasy in my opinion. To this day I maintain of all the modern FF games (PS1 forward), this one is the best in terms of story and character development. I know that's going to piss off a lot of FFVII fans, but this game had so much heart.
I played through as they released in the day, and themes and story and the general world of this are the most "real/raw" of all them. Religion, cycles of history, pursing the only option available as it the least worst option or throw all chips on table. A death march. I love them all VII-X, but this was the best and now I think more so as an adult.
My favorite was VI out of all of them but X is definitely up there. Tactics(ps1) had a very good story too though but I can't decide whether or not it beats X. The stories for both can't really be compared too much because they're too different. The only thing close between the two I can think of is the end. I loved VII but I'm not afraid to admit that it is kinda overrated.
Lol. Gotta love his resolve to still crack a dad joke there of all places. Just imagine if he kept it going. "Well I am sin you know!" "Dad, I'm serious." "Hey there, serious. I'm dad!.... And Sin." "I hate you." "I know."
I agree; I think after all that Tidus had been through and learned, he realized how good of a person his father was and felt sad about having to kill him. Poor Jecht.
Kids these days sadly won't experience the joy and excitement 90's kids had when games had heart, soul, blood, sweat and tears poured into a project. When Jecht re-emerged as the beast and the intro song played I lost my shit and had so much adrenaline for this battle. Coming off of ff 7, 8 and 9, 10 blew me out of the water. When I first saw the intro I knew I was in for a wild ride.
Jecht had a bit of brilliance there that you don't get until later. Normally when an Aeon is defeated everything about it vanishes. But his sword remained despite him shifting back down. So knowing that the current body was about to be defeated Yu-Yevon fled to await the Final Aeon that it would take over once the old host is destroyed. But likely it couldn't break the link fully until the old one was gone but since Jecht left that part behind, it anchored Yu-Yevon to it, long enough that Yuna could unsummon any she might have had out during the battle. So faced with the fact that there was no other host, just the remaining power of the old body, Yu-Yevon is forced to absorb what it can to begin making its new form and leaving it open until then.
Remember in the beginning in a flashback scene when tidus mom says “if he (jecht) dies you’ll never be able to tell him how much you hate him.” Makes this scene here make even more sense. This game is deep
Tidus hates his dad as much as he DOESN'T want, to hate his dad. Like their is a miscarried relationship between them. So Tidus has a kind of unjustified love or connrection to his father AND an equally as justified loathing of him. Whatever way you slice it, hes heartbroken. Jecht became a better man in soul when he became sin. .The world had to end for him to realise the love for his son. Tragic af. So this is the first truly authentic moment between them. Oof.
I actually understand what Tidus is going through here. I used to think the old guy I lived with (not related to me, but raised me) was just a quiet heartless man who didn't really care about us kids. Later I learned about scars from Vietnam that he never really got over. And he had to deal with my mooch of a grandmother. He could've tried to open up more. I suppose he did his best though, in the way he knew how. That love-hate relationship I had with him endures to this day. It's complicated. He was 63 when I left. in 2010. Haven't seen the man since.
The ending when Tidus defeats Sin, he cries while holding his father while saying “I hate you” but you can hear it in his voice he truly wanted to say “I love you dad” before his sending. This scene makes me cry every time.
Interestingly, he was gonna be disguised as Jecht. Sadly the developers didn’t want to give him a bigger role. While this helps focus Tidus’s story more, I feel that it wasted Jecht’s potential since he’s a pretty interesting character.
Jecht is my favorite character in FFX. His design is striking, his sword is stupid and badass simultaneously, and his story is one of my favorites. Tidus was a small kid and a bit of a cry baby, and positive encouragement was only going so far, so Jecht became this mountain for Tidus to overcome, as a professional blitzball player he knew that competitive rivalry motivates both parties to be better then ever. It was all reverse psychology. When he leaves Zanarkand for the real world, we see the man behind the antagonistic facade, he is confused, he is homesick, he misses his family, and finds happiness in the new friends he made and the fun adventures they are having.
Lots of folks say they don't understand why the voice acting is hated - I don't understand the people who say THAT! I feel like several key moments are almost ruined by awkward acting...at least if you're playing with a friend, 'cause then you really notice awkwardness. I'm just speculating, but I can't help but think it's not the actors' faults. Who knows if they were fed the story details and blocking and stuff in a structured or chronological way? Lots of lines feel like they were recorded completely in a vacuum or something. I don't know, but I struggle to believe voice actors like these ones are actually just that bad. Plus several of their lines are damn amazing. Also, the laughing scene will not be your strawman, I think the bad laughter is awesome and it's super obvious that it's intentional. Anyway. The only characters who never, ever have bad lines are Auron and Jecht, they are unstoppable badasses
What continues to bother me to this day is - I can't figure out what the hell Yu Yevon is. If I were to go off the storyline, Yu Yevon was a human summoner but hell if what we fight at the end looks, or even acts human to me. I mean... he comes across as what the game portrays him as, a parasite, one that infects and possesses Aeons. Wasn't he said to have been Lady Yunalesca's father or... something?
He was the High Summoner of Zanarkand during the war againts Bevelle. During the war they were outmatched and Bevelle was determined to destroy them. So he asked the surviving people of Zanarkand to help him summon a great power and they would become his "shield". He's a parasite of some sort since it's like a final command thinking that they are still at war since the summons are shells of souls he would always merge with them since he has more power over the collected souls.
Yu Yevon created Sin and ascended to what he is now to win the war against Zanarkand...the problem is, the war never ended. All this time later, Sin still exists to inflict sorrow and misery on Spira. Ironically, Bevelle turns to religion as a way to "escape" this fate, worshipping the very being who damned Spira to a cycle of death.
Favorite scene of all-time favorite game (to play; in terms of story I hold VII a little higher). This game's story is so amazing and so beautifully told that I don't even mind how absolute shit I am against Braska's Final Aeon.
They both had issues in theyre relationship and jecht could have done better as a father but it never changed the fact that they will always love eachother
Man in my very first run of this game, I didn't train enought and that btch Seymmour killed me like 100 times at gagazet (I was really young). Had to watch the stupid cutscene everytime XD I was so mad repeating the script
Auron is the most important factor in the story. Sin/Jecth and Tidus are immortals as they exist outside reality and Jecth can pull him out of it but without Auron, he might not be able to control Sin to travel in the dream Zanarkand that's why he teased Auron being late because this is their gambit in ending the cycle. Only Tidus can help Jecth to gain more control to Sin so they can lure the Yu yevon out. Without Auron, they have to wait again until Jecth can gain some control of his own as sin and Spira would be atleast 50% destroyed by then.
Voice acting in this game is great, some line delivery doesn’t sound natural because 1. English lines had to match up to existing Japanese lip sync (like where Tidus says “That’s enough!”) and 2. Apparently there was a glitch where if the English voice clip ran longer than the Japanese voice clip, it would crash the game or something, so the localization team HAD to make the English line equal length or shorter (like when Tidus says “Hi” it sounds rushed and cut off). The restrictions definitely make a few lines in the game sound weird, but the rest sounds great.
Jecht : You re late Auron. Auron: I know . With that words reunited this good friends . That to they want this two was defeat Sin and reunited with the other friend Brasha. From Tidus was hard too. All this years hate his father and he realised who loved him and must kill him to free him to become Sin.
Here's the thing, why didn't Auron help Braska defeat Jecht when Yu Yevon possessed him? Auron was still alive when Braska confronted Sin. He didn't die until after the Calm began.
first of ALL, how did jecht went to spira ? was he "created" by the faith like tidus ? Why did Auron went to zanarkan to bring tidus back in spira if the faith just created him ? this part is so confusing for me.
Because Jecht still has control prior to becoming the new Sin, he insisted Auron to bring Tidus to Spira by entering Dream Zanarkand in hopes of ending the cycle for good.
I always assumed she wanted to thank him for protecting her father during his pilgrimage and wanted to apologize for how things turned out. Becoming Sin is a horrible reward for saving the world, after all. And despite the violence, Jecht dies peacefully, accepting his death and fading away before their eyes. We only get Jecht’s story from Titus’s perspective, but it’s easily one of the most tragic stories in all of Final Fantasy.
In the japanese version she just says "ano" which if you've watched subbed anime before, this is equivalent to "umm." So it's really unclear what she was going to do. But her tone of voice in the jp version makes me think she wanted to express her feelings to Jecht before he was gone.
My favorite story of all Final Fantasy's was actually the one from FFVII Crisis Core. It's incredibly underrated but was SO well done imo. Don't know how many times it made me cry. FFX and FFVII come right after it for me.
Jecht: "I'm sorry."
Tidus: "That's enough! Let's finish this, okay?"
This part got me. He spent most of his life hating his father, now he finally meets him, and realized he wasn't such a bad guy. He stopped his father's sentimental talk, because he was afraid he would lose his will to do what needed to be done. To destroy his father before Sin claimed him completely. One of the most emotionally charged scenes in the game.
not to loose his will, he has no choice and knows it. He would just cry and didn't want to XD
….This means that Jecht was mentally resisting entire takeover from Yu-Yevon for 10 years. And Auron kept himself human as an unsent for all that time. The sheer willpower of my boys ❤
Tidus is low key a badass despite being a cry baby, the guy had to endure killing his father to save the world and also end himself. There was nothing to win for him, he gained control over his own life by ending it to save others. He is an amazing character and it's inspiring.
Is he a cry baby? The dude was told he doesn’t exist and took it like a champ. How is him being badass low key?
Because his detractors have carried on since the original game about him being justifiably upset about a lot of things in the game. That and the laughing scene.
Matthew McLeod which is so dumb after all the shit he went through, dude reacts hella positively.
@@wish7540 Well, to me Tidus doesn't look badass (like Auron),he has some badass moments, that's why to me he is lowkey a badass.
Tidus was the only one questioning all the bullshit while everyone else was going with it.
The way Jecht says "You've really grown" is done perfectly. He wants to say something nice, compliment his son, but he's no good at that kind of stuff. All he can say is that Tidus has really grown, but the way he says it gives it weight, like behind those 3 simple words he's also saying he's happy to see the man Tidus has become
such a feeling of weariness and sorrow in the music with the voices, it's amazing stuff
Yeah, I love how awkward Jecht is at the father stuff. He misses Tidus. Seeing him again has been his motivation along the journey. He's been looking forward to seeing him for who knows how long and what comes out of his mouth?
"Hah, You got tall but you're all bones. You eating right, boy?".
Then he immediately corrects himself and says "... you've really grown."
Yeah, I always loved that out of the two parents Tidus had, Jecht was the one who always thought of Tidus while Tidus's mother neglected him, especially after Jecht disappeared.
Coincidentally, Tidus has a moment of his own like this. One of my favorite tropes: Physical acting and tone telling a different story than what is literally said.
Tidus says "I hate you".
But it's like James from Silent Hill 2 telling Mary in the Leave Ending that he hated her. The response is all the same, "If that were true, why do you look/sound so sad?".
Tidus telling Jecht that he hated him in that scene was quite literally the closest he would ever get to telling Jecht that he loved him.
"Hey guys, lets put an annoying icicle minigame before the epic final boss"
Some asshole in Squaresoft.
"Hey guys, let's have them have to fight an extra, pointless final boss after the final boss, but let's make it so they can't die, to show how pointless it is."
--Same asshole in Squaresoft.
@@ulengrau6357 To be fair the fight against yeven is more a victory lap and symbolic.
@@brightroot5719 Agreed. It's also the time for the aeons to be something slight deeper than useless pilgrimage objectives. I don't think I've ever summoned anything in this game other than required.
Probably to buff up and round out characters before the fight with jecht. Without grinding or getting anima at least, people seem to have trouble.
@@Oakshield2 You know if you dont let yuna on the side and train her a bit, the aeons becore way more powerful than the characters ?
You'll cry, you're gonna cry, you always cry.. see.. you're crying..
Me:😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Sometimes I feel like Jecht is really saying this to the player. Because many players surely cried during that scene lol. FFX's story is just great.
I always cry. This fucking game is soooooo good, I love its awesome story and awesome gameplay. I lost count how many times I played this game. I love it.
That's what they were telling the audience...
20 years ago I finished this game for the first time, I cried
4 years I beat this game for the second time I cried
Today I watched this cutscene and I cried
When this game came out on ps2 I thought the cinematics visuals couldn't get any better than they already were.
The visuals still blow my mind. They were at the perfect point between too real and video game. Now shit looks way too real.
Agreed. And to think this was in the early years of the PS2 where developers were still getting to grips with the hardware's capabilities; they took full advantage of the machine's potential in making this.
i play it from ps4😁
I saw the commercial and knew I had to have it. This game would become an obession.
@@Gumbocinno no,big problem is the HD remake improved everything but the character models. What they did do is jack up the sharpness as far as possible. I preferred Tidus face when it was fuzzy graphics honestly. Now he looks kinda artificial.
That and the lips flaps in the remake are kinda horrible at times.
Love this scene so much. I can't understand why people say Tidus English voice was bad. James Taylor gave a phenomenal performance and it really shows in this and the Macalania Lake scene.
I think what most people mean is that Tidus's voice was annoying.
Outside of that, I'd agree, Obi Wan did a decent job voicing Tidus.
@@GRIMLOCK07 I love his voice.
I think if they had to do this with today's technology where they could re-lipsync everything the performance would have been a lot better. The only reason that some of it comes off as awkward is the timing of the mouth movements in some places didn't allow for a more natural phrasing in the dialog. Overall it was really well done and the emotion is perfect despite those few moments. People complain too much.
His voice definitely fits Tidus.
The line delivery throughout the entire game for Yuna and Tidus are terrible. Almost as if the actors can barely get out their lines. Both characters bring down the seriousness of what’s happening on several occasions.
Tidus: hi
Lol sounds like a laugh like "ha " it gets me every time
If only he knew how to laught lol
He wasn't laughing!? 😂 I spit out my drink
"You're late, Auron."
"...I know."
That sadness in his voice :/
From insanely emotional to gnarly as fuck. This is one of the most hype boss fights in the FF series. That music is great.
It's just too bad that it was like the easiest boss battle either. Admittedly, I spent a SHITLOAD of time leveling and getting all of their Celestial weapons... even the Onion Knight, but still. I beat Sin/Jecht in like 3 hits and he barely even damaged us. It was severely disappointing. They could've made the fight much, much more difficult.
@@sirdamned9272 Thats kinda the problem with FF games especially when you get older and understand grinding and min/maxing , they become cake walks which can be disappointing sometimes :/, I wish the Re releases had and option somewhere to control how everything would scale for you so you could force stuff to be more of a challenge or add in harder mechanics to certain fights, I just replayed FF7 and X for the first time in years and i dont think i ever even died once during 7 or more then a few times in X to some of the Arena and Dark Aeons
@@vengefuldeth It's true but well, if you don't farm the game difficult is pretty good, for example, ff9 has a good difficult level.
@@sirdamned9272 I understand the point you're making but the amount of time it takes to gather all of those weapons and upgrades is immense. You can't expect every person out there playing the game to do all of that extra stuff before they reach the end of the game. The developers understood this and created optional hardcore battles in the battle arena within the calm lands, as well as the dark Aeons for people who wanted that extra challenge.
@@sirdamned9272 Honestly Bosses like these should scale to your stats to make it more difficult
Wow, Tidus was true to his word. He really made it quick
Jecht: "Well I am Sin, you know"
Tidus: "That's not funny!"
Shut up Tidus, yes it is.
Such a good dad joke...
It's funny because Tidus gave this Answer.
Honestly my most saddest scene in all of FF is when Tidus meets his dad (Jecht), the dialogue, the emotion it’s so so sad, so gut-wrenching. When Tidus says ‘I hate you’. You can feel the pain and anguish in Jechts voice, the regret, and the anger and sadness in Tidus and also how much he actually loves his dad, that’s just his way of saying ‘I love you’. Because he chases after him immediately to catch him when he falls. He’s been dying to see him the whole game, and actually only gets a few tragic minutes with him. It’s the biggest tragedy in all of FF for me makes me cry this father-son relationship 😢.
The music too in that scene too 😢.
Tidus had so much character development from hating his dad to forgiving him and loving him, and from a young kid to becoming a man and taking the reigns. I mean it was his idea to kill Yunalesca and Sin.
Other scenes that come to mind is Jecht and Braskas goodbye to Auron with Aurons plea to stop, Aurons sending and of course the ending scene 😢
Tidus voice actor does his very best to ruin this scene and several others in the game.
Auron and Jecht are some of my most loved characters in a video game ever.
1:45 Final Fantasy dad humor.
My dad was a lot like Jecht. Always insulting me and trying to push me. But when he died, I was never the same. I miss that cranky bastard every fucking day.
But he did love me. Just didn't know how to show it. Rip old man.
@@Ninjamohawk'm sorry to hear that. My dad isn't dead, but he would single me out a lot for being autistic, but he shows he actually does care with the way he makes sure I am properly fed. He would always bother me if I'm not eating well(eating junk food in place of actual food).
God FFX was such a great game. I got this game now but I can’t help and admire these scenes. Such strong stuff. Imagine if Squall and Laguna had a scene like this...
@Kurt2012007 I didn't know until I spoke to Kiros saying something like you look like your mother. It really makes sense as Laguna and Raine were together like 16 yrs ago and Squall is around same age.
@Kurt2012007 well if you talked to laguna before you went to fight ultimecia he tells squall that he has something to tell him afterwards so I'm assuming he told squall after he returned
do you like FF12/FF13/FF9?
I know this comment is like 5 years old and it's not exactly the same as here but if you've never seen it look up "Enjoy the Now Squall and Laguna" from Dissidia and it's fan service of the highest caliber
I really have to hand it to Gregg Berger in this scene. He does a great job of letting Jecht’s real emotions seep through the tough talk with his inflection and timing with the dialogue. In a dub that has a history of being questionable, I’ve never been disappointed with his performance.
Plus, the guy was Grimlock in the original Transformers cartoon.
Say what? That's grimlock?
I came back to this video after having watched Ringing Bell 1978,
which Gregg apperantly voiced the adult version of the main character of.
Not to mention Cornfed in the TV series Duckman.
history of being questionable? I've been an active member of this community for the past 20 years and I never heard this before, moreover it is still superb even by today's standards, the only thing that did age in this game are the graphics.
GRIMLOCK SMASH!!!
Jecht is my favorite. His look, voice, and personality is exactly like my uncle. I look so much like my uncle, but sadly he passed away at just 52.
You have my empathy, may he rest in piece.
Awww I’m sorry :(
“Tidus, there’s something that you should know about your father.”
“What’s that?”
“He’s a metalhead.”
I get FFX is all about a tragic impossible love story between Yuna and Tidus - but I think there's also a lot more than just Yuna Tidus. Tidus grew from hating his father to actually understanding him, that's why when he says the "I hate you" at the beginning, he means it in a loving way and not like back in the beginning of the game. I loved that father-son development and this is why Tidus is a lot more mature than some might say. Noctis is a bigger cry baby than Tidus and yet people make him look like he's the most badass character of all FF.
while i don't think of noctis as a crybaby (most of the shit he gets is somewhat justify but you have to watch the animated movie to see some of it but) you are right about tidus, he gets alot of shit for having actual parental problems that doesn't fall to "my family is dead, feel sorry for me" after all tidus blames jecht for his mothers death and the verbal, emotional and maybe even (unknown but maybe) physical abuse.
honestly the most bitchy characters to me is most of the FF13 cast (altho i know i don't care for FF13 so i know i have some bias) and vaan lol
Old Noctis actually is a fucking badass
ZeroTheHeartlessKing XIII had the worst cast as a whole lol I agree. What pissed me off about Noctis was how he just got so irritating after Lunaria's death, I get he loved her but he barely gave a shit about Ignis losing his sight and made it all about himself as if he's friends were burden. I did actually like him back when he sat one last time with his friends and thanked them.
Leonardo Farias depends, at the beginning yes, then slowly edges towards annoying then bounces back to good when he gets his stuff together.
Totally agree, at least tidus goes out of his way for his team.
I like how people who never played FF10 bring up that one scene as bad voice acting when the voice acting is actually pretty solid.
Especially when it was intentional!! They break down into actual laughter afterward. It blows my mind that so many people fail to comprehend that scene, lol
Difference between this version and the original Japanese is that Tidus calls his dad baka, instead of saying I hate you, right off the bat. And Auron says sorry to Jecht instead of "I know", for being late.
This scene right here is what defines Final Fantasy in my opinion. To this day I maintain of all the modern FF games (PS1 forward), this one is the best in terms of story and character development. I know that's going to piss off a lot of FFVII fans, but this game had so much heart.
I played through as they released in the day, and themes and story and the general world of this are the most "real/raw" of all them. Religion, cycles of history, pursing the only option available as it the least worst option or throw all chips on table. A death march. I love them all VII-X, but this was the best and now I think more so as an adult.
I prefer 8 but 10 is 2nd but 1 in story
7 has much richer world-building with their story than 10, but 10s story is better.
My favorite was VI out of all of them but X is definitely up there. Tactics(ps1) had a very good story too though but I can't decide whether or not it beats X. The stories for both can't really be compared too much because they're too different. The only thing close between the two I can think of is the end. I loved VII but I'm not afraid to admit that it is kinda overrated.
@@callmeshaggy5166 Well there isn't much to build in a world with Sin.
I like the fact that there's an understanding between Tidus and Jecht.
"You'll cry. You're gonna cry.
You always cry. See? You're cryin'."
That part always cracks me up. This was a great scene. :3
The real joke is that he's talking to the audience, because everyone cries at what comes next.
Omg Tidus moved so fast when jecht just up his hand after falling
Ye he had auto-haste 100%
"hit me with all you got, Dad!"
me: HEY, hold up...
Jecht is really Tidus's dad, this is so sad!! (Tearing)
6:37
That's perfect timing
Lol. Gotta love his resolve to still crack a dad joke there of all places.
Just imagine if he kept it going.
"Well I am sin you know!"
"Dad, I'm serious."
"Hey there, serious. I'm dad!.... And Sin."
"I hate you."
"I know."
This encounter is so tense. "I hate you."
I agree; I think after all that Tidus had been through and learned, he realized how good of a person his father was and felt sad about having to kill him. Poor Jecht.
That "i hate you" looks like a ytp
ihateyou
This was the ULTIMATE DADDY-ISSUE BATTLE MUSIC EVER!!!! Super Kami Guru approves.
Kids these days sadly won't experience the joy and excitement 90's kids had when games had heart, soul, blood, sweat and tears poured into a project. When Jecht re-emerged as the beast and the intro song played I lost my shit and had so much adrenaline for this battle. Coming off of ff 7, 8 and 9, 10 blew me out of the water. When I first saw the intro I knew I was in for a wild ride.
I loved the beginning song gets you goosebumps
After all these years this game still gets me hype. When the Otherworld started playing I got hype.
I just realized Jecht's tattoo is clipping through the belt for his armor at 9:22
This boss fight have the most surprising genre of choice for the soundtrack
Jecht had a bit of brilliance there that you don't get until later.
Normally when an Aeon is defeated everything about it vanishes.
But his sword remained despite him shifting back down.
So knowing that the current body was about to be defeated Yu-Yevon fled to await the Final Aeon that it would take over once the old host is destroyed. But likely it couldn't break the link fully until the old one was gone but since Jecht left that part behind, it anchored Yu-Yevon to it, long enough that Yuna could unsummon any she might have had out during the battle.
So faced with the fact that there was no other host, just the remaining power of the old body, Yu-Yevon is forced to absorb what it can to begin making its new form and leaving it open until then.
Remember in the beginning in a flashback scene when tidus mom says “if he (jecht) dies you’ll never be able to tell him how much you hate him.”
Makes this scene here make even more sense. This game is deep
He knows
Tidus hates his dad as much as he DOESN'T want, to hate his dad. Like their is a miscarried relationship between them. So Tidus has a kind of unjustified love or connrection to his father AND an equally as justified loathing of him. Whatever way you slice it, hes heartbroken. Jecht became a better man in soul when he became sin. .The world had to end for him to realise the love for his son. Tragic af. So this is the first truly authentic moment between them. Oof.
The whole sin and jecht summoning can definitely fit in a FFXIV raid system story with tiers. Like omega.
rofl the music is so epic and the leadup to the fight...to have it end in 1 hit
They've done a great job at this Conversation between father and son.
I actually understand what Tidus is going through here. I used to think the old guy I lived with (not related to me, but raised me) was just a quiet heartless man who didn't really care about us kids. Later I learned about scars from Vietnam that he never really got over. And he had to deal with my mooch of a grandmother. He could've tried to open up more. I suppose he did his best though, in the way he knew how. That love-hate relationship I had with him endures to this day. It's complicated. He was 63 when I left. in 2010. Haven't seen the man since.
Shiiiiiit, this music brings me right back.... I think I should try out this HD remaster I've seen on steam, this game was amazing back in the day!
Auron and Jecht are 2 of the best FF characters ever XD
Great fight song but it was definitely a wtf moment when it kicked in. “Is this still final fantasy?”
The fact that Jecht still has enough of himdelf in him and Tidus gets to talk to his father one last time makes the scene that much more emotional.
The ending when Tidus defeats Sin, he cries while holding his father while saying “I hate you” but you can hear it in his voice he truly wanted to say “I love you dad” before his sending. This scene makes me cry every time.
Still a more functional relationship then I have with my dad
I cried after the battle...
Interestingly, he was gonna be disguised as Jecht. Sadly the developers didn’t want to give him a bigger role.
While this helps focus Tidus’s story more, I feel that it wasted Jecht’s potential since he’s a pretty interesting character.
I'm crying too
Jecht haves the best battle music tbh
Jecht from final fantasy was voiced by the same voice actor who played the gromble from aaahh real monsters.
Jecht is my favorite character in FFX. His design is striking, his sword is stupid and badass simultaneously, and his story is one of my favorites. Tidus was a small kid and a bit of a cry baby, and positive encouragement was only going so far, so Jecht became this mountain for Tidus to overcome, as a professional blitzball player he knew that competitive rivalry motivates both parties to be better then ever. It was all reverse psychology. When he leaves Zanarkand for the real world, we see the man behind the antagonistic facade, he is confused, he is homesick, he misses his family, and finds happiness in the new friends he made and the fun adventures they are having.
Lots of folks say they don't understand why the voice acting is hated - I don't understand the people who say THAT! I feel like several key moments are almost ruined by awkward acting...at least if you're playing with a friend, 'cause then you really notice awkwardness. I'm just speculating, but I can't help but think it's not the actors' faults. Who knows if they were fed the story details and blocking and stuff in a structured or chronological way? Lots of lines feel like they were recorded completely in a vacuum or something. I don't know, but I struggle to believe voice actors like these ones are actually just that bad. Plus several of their lines are damn amazing.
Also, the laughing scene will not be your strawman, I think the bad laughter is awesome and it's super obvious that it's intentional.
Anyway. The only characters who never, ever have bad lines are Auron and Jecht, they are unstoppable badasses
When his true version emerges:
Me: 😱😱😱😱
What continues to bother me to this day is - I can't figure out what the hell Yu Yevon is. If I were to go off the storyline, Yu Yevon was a human summoner but hell if what we fight at the end looks, or even acts human to me. I mean... he comes across as what the game portrays him as, a parasite, one that infects and possesses Aeons. Wasn't he said to have been Lady Yunalesca's father or... something?
He was the High Summoner of Zanarkand during the war againts Bevelle. During the war they were outmatched and Bevelle was determined to destroy them. So he asked the surviving people of Zanarkand to help him summon a great power and they would become his "shield". He's a parasite of some sort since it's like a final command thinking that they are still at war since the summons are shells of souls he would always merge with them since he has more power over the collected souls.
Yu Yevon created Sin and ascended to what he is now to win the war against Zanarkand...the problem is, the war never ended. All this time later, Sin still exists to inflict sorrow and misery on Spira. Ironically, Bevelle turns to religion as a way to "escape" this fate, worshipping the very being who damned Spira to a cycle of death.
I had no idea having Tidus talk did that!
I just 9999'd the shit outta him with Yuna, Auron, and Lulu
Double Cast, baby, Double Cast.
What's up with Tidus' fingers at 4:03
waiting for the story of Aaron, Jecht, and Yuna's father in FF10-3.
Favorite scene of all-time favorite game (to play; in terms of story I hold VII a little higher). This game's story is so amazing and so beautifully told that I don't even mind how absolute shit I am against Braska's Final Aeon.
Ff6 is the best
my personal fave is ff8 but i will happily sit here and say that this is THE most memorable moment in all ff
4:47 start game
"I'm Sorry"
#LikeFatherLikeSon
They both had issues in theyre relationship and jecht could have done better as a father but it never changed the fact that they will always love eachother
Jecht and grimlock have the same voice actor, bonus fact they're also the legacy voice of odie from Garfield
I don't know how many times I saw this god damn scene. After the first game over in the boss fight, you should be able to skip this cutscene
Man in my very first run of this game, I didn't train enought and that btch Seymmour killed me like 100 times at gagazet (I was really young). Had to watch the stupid cutscene everytime XD I was so mad repeating the script
The music is fucking badass
After Jechts comment at 1:33 Rikku looks over like "You're right. He IS a dick." Lol
Just here watching this on Father’s Day. Some of us lost a father and some of us never met our father. Either way thank God you’re alive and well.
They needed an FMV for this scene and Auron's last words. 😢
What's the music in this
7:13 vs 7:18
Being hit by a reglamentary ball is more damaging than being sliced by a gigantic sword. JRPG at its finest.
How did you get that so over power on damage ?
For Tidus?
He’s using the Caladbolg, which has Break Limit Damage on it. So it let’s you hit harder than the 9,999 cap
Auron is the most important factor in the story. Sin/Jecth and Tidus are immortals as they exist outside reality and Jecth can pull him out of it but without Auron, he might not be able to control Sin to travel in the dream Zanarkand that's why he teased Auron being late because this is their gambit in ending the cycle. Only Tidus can help Jecth to gain more control to Sin so they can lure the Yu yevon out. Without Auron, they have to wait again until Jecth can gain some control of his own as sin and Spira would be atleast 50% destroyed by then.
Voice acting in this game is great, some line delivery doesn’t sound natural because 1. English lines had to match up to existing Japanese lip sync (like where Tidus says “That’s enough!”) and 2. Apparently there was a glitch where if the English voice clip ran longer than the Japanese voice clip, it would crash the game or something, so the localization team HAD to make the English line equal length or shorter (like when Tidus says “Hi” it sounds rushed and cut off). The restrictions definitely make a few lines in the game sound weird, but the rest sounds great.
Jecht : You re late Auron.
Auron: I know .
With that words reunited this good friends . That to they want this two was defeat Sin and reunited with the other friend Brasha.
From Tidus was hard too. All this years hate his father and he realised who loved him and must kill him to free him to become Sin.
Jecht: I'm the best!
Kimmo Laine YOURE OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE!
YOU CANT DO IT KID!
Jechts armour is much cooler than his baby son
Son of Jecht meets Jecht
Here's the thing, why didn't Auron help Braska defeat Jecht when Yu Yevon possessed him? Auron was still alive when Braska confronted Sin. He didn't die until after the Calm began.
Braska was dead. The final summoning killed him. And there's no way Auron, even in his prime, could take on Aeon Jecht alone.
first of ALL, how did jecht went to spira ? was he "created" by the faith like tidus ? Why did Auron went to zanarkan to bring tidus back in spira if the faith just created him ? this part is so confusing for me.
@@pezosdrare3291 he washed up on the shores of spira
Because Jecht still has control prior to becoming the new Sin, he insisted Auron to bring Tidus to Spira by entering Dream Zanarkand in hopes of ending the cycle for good.
music at 0:43?
Revealed Truth
My whole team had ultima
Yuna: “Sir Jecht. I should...”
Jecht: “No, Yuna, there’s no time”
what exactly is yuna thinking she should do?? send jecht??
iBorder pretty much:/
I always assumed she wanted to thank him for protecting her father during his pilgrimage and wanted to apologize for how things turned out. Becoming Sin is a horrible reward for saving the world, after all. And despite the violence, Jecht dies peacefully, accepting his death and fading away before their eyes. We only get Jecht’s story from Titus’s perspective, but it’s easily one of the most tragic stories in all of Final Fantasy.
In the japanese version she just says "ano" which if you've watched subbed anime before, this is equivalent to "umm." So it's really unclear what she was going to do. But her tone of voice in the jp version makes me think she wanted to express her feelings to Jecht before he was gone.
well.. tidus made his promise
I think because it was logic I made it out live... then there is life... =)
i cri everi tiem
Best game ever
The face of jecht and Vincent valentine are similar and the same
Tidus is Gohan
Jecht is Goku
Auron is Piccolo
6, 7 , 10 had good stories. (haven't played 8 tho so idk.)
iRO 2016 8’s story is good. A lot of people don’t like the junction system for that game but in 1999, that ending was epic.
Bro you need play it and ff 9
8 and 9 are good.
My favorite story of all Final Fantasy's was actually the one from FFVII Crisis Core. It's incredibly underrated but was SO well done imo. Don't know how many times it made me cry. FFX and FFVII come right after it for me.
god damn it im gonna cry....im...im going ghost!
Remake please !
2:29 nice armor you got there
Jecht loves you no homo
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That's M.A.H. sin Marcus r.m.