The cutscene of Rufus looking out his office window, knowing his death was imminent has always stuck with me. Just his reaction, eerily calm and arms at his side, it feels like he understood that he had played a high-risk game and lost; accepting his fate quite graciously. A true testament to his character: cold, calculative, and tenacious until the very end. Though his screen-time was argumentatively minimal, Rufus will go down as one of my all-time favorite villains of any series.
There's something almost perverse about using the very thing the WEAPONS were trying to safeguard - Mako - in sudden, obscene quantities to kill one of them.
theres an obvious reason this is the best cutscene of all time. the sheer power of essentially the government using all of their might to destroy the weapon, then this creature firing back. seeing the president know he is fucked and then the whole company being destroyed is incredible
Shinra's technology really is amazing. I always loved how surprisingly powerful the Sister-Ray turned out to be, even back when it was still at Junon. This scene once again reminds me of Evangelion, more specifically the Positron Canon scene.
Also, when Sapphire Weapon first attacked Junon, watching everyone there firing every weapon they got to delay it while the cannon's reloading reminds me of Evangelion whenever Tokyo-3 goes into full alert and firing all kinds of artillery to intercept the Angel.
I know this comment is old but this scene reminds me of the short OVA Mobile Gundam Winged Zero where Heero gets the railgun charged to blast through their reinforced presidential compound
I always loved how Rufus stared at death right in the eye at 4:04. He was my favorite villain. I know Advent Children had him come back, but for me, he truly died in FF7.
He was only in Advent Children for fanservice. He was a notable villain they wanted in the story who already died so they just had him turn up alive again within the movie.
And in Dirge of Cerberus. You see him on the stretcher briefly in the opening cutscene. When I saw him I was like "How tf did he survive?!" "On the Way to a Smile" has his story. He was only brought back and said he survived due to an escape hatch his father put in the executive office because of Advent Children and Dirge of Cerberus. Rufus is one of my favorites too! I honestly never saw him as a true villian though.
I love how this isn't like the traditional villain death where the bad guy is distraught or yelling in disappointment over their defeat, rather Rufus just accepts it, as he knew he was gonna get what's coming to him. I wanna write a villain like this, one who's so badass that not even their defeat can truly break them.
No way they can top this scene in the remake. It's pulled off so effortlessly and subtly here. The music, the staging, the camera angles, everything is perfect. Final Fantasy has become too bombastic for scenes like this.
This scenes is supposed to be bombastic, is a giant cannon the size of a city powered by 6 nuclear reactors firing against a giant kaiju that is located at the other side of the planet, the only reason why it's not more bombastic is because of the limitations of the time It's going to be a sight to behold in the remake
@@jasonramos2781 only 1 Weapon they beat is relevant story wise in Ultimate. Dunno what actually happened in Emerald and Ruby story wise, they aren't even featured on JP version.
@@rooroo9216 the person said “Radar system is a go. Sister Ray target confirmed. Entering discharge preparations. All workers should evacuate to their designated areas."
@@khfan4life365 oh wow I never knew that! Yeah it’s kind of faint and in the background, so it’s hard to initially hear. It’s really cool that I’m still learning little things about this game even decades later :D
@@rooroo9216 the PC version of FF7 allows players to turn off the background music, which allows the player to hear it. That’s how I heard the voice. Someone uploaded a clip of the Sister Ray firing without the music.
Rufus coming back in Advent Children makes the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII seem like a soap opera. That and Steve Burton (Jason from General Hospital) voicing Cloud.
It has always bugged me how both Sapphire and Diamond could have easily survived if they attack from anywhere left or right of the cannon. Especially Diamond, with the gun fixed in a permanent position it could have attacked Midgar from literally any where and win. For Sapphire, it can just attack anywhere lower than the barrel and destroy the entire city.
+GuyWithAnAmazingHat The weapons knew what would happen if sephiroth was hit by the mako cannon. Diamond weapons was trying to stop that by eating the attack.
+Ihate You not the case. The weapons are all about protecting the planet - they are the planet's greatest offends. Diamond Weapon was attracted to midgar because they were about to massively draw off of the Lifestream - which further weakens the planet. Diamond Weapon was there to destroy midgar and the sister Ray to stop this from happening, but was simply too late.
Damon242 While thats true, sephiroth was giving off by far the greater amount of mako energy where he was at. The weapons was attracted to midgard, but the reason weapons was attacking from that angle was so that they couldn't blast sephiroth who the planet likely knew would absorb all of the energy as he is essentially genova with a different goal at that point the original thing the weapons where made to stop.
Weapon, all of them, are incredibly powerful but not particularly intelligent. While it's never explicitly stated, a lot of fans theorize that Sephiroth, ever the master manipulator, somehow manipulated them into thinking he was on their side and needed to be protected. Thus Diamond trying to tank the shot. Honestly, it's a bit of a plothole that all 5 Weapons didn't immediately make a B-line for Midgar and lay waste to the reactors. Sapphire was the only one who even attacked a reactor despite the fact that they were supposedly awoken because of the reactors siphoning off the lifestream. Which also supports the theory that they were Sephiroth's puppets: they all but abandoned their purpose. Speaking of plotholes, it's a minor thing, but it's always bothered me that the Mako cannon shot makes it to the northern crater. Planets aren't flat. The curve of the planet would've sent it off into space.
This was like the best scene in the whole game besides the end. If only Diamond Weapon wasn't standing right in front of it, he would of destroyed MIdgar, which would make for an interesting plot twist.
You know, I'm rewatching this for my third or so time, and I noticed something. Isn't it very interesting how the Diamond Weapon approached from the direction of the Northern Crater, provoked a response from Shinra, hit only Rufus's office with that massive barrage and DIDN't dodge the projectile, when it clearly detected it in advance? Which just so happened to result in the beam hitting Sephiroth's forcefield, allowing Cloud's team to reach and unalive him. Gaia is scary. 100% chill, until 100% Keikaku Doori.
It was always Shinra's intention to destroy Sephiroth's barrier. That's why they moved the cannon to Midgar, to harness the power of the 7 active reactors. Diamond Weapon just happened to be in the way at the wrong time because the Weapons are mindless and have the strategic capabilities of a tin of Spinach. If they just wanted to destroy Diamond Weapon the cannon at Junon could already easily do that.
thank you for the thing(i forgot the word of the moment) they urge people by implying overwhelming them with enduring about bothersome regards that they'd (all, apparently,[ or all and apparently]) still be learning from to cause them to be involved with them as their persisting to misunderstand and impose would dictate to urge, overwhelm (because of exhaustion about concerning regards that they'd worry about bothering for being concerned about enough to be expressive and learn by comparing them with similar elaborations to contrast their involvement of urgefulness because of nervousness about them being a reminder of their bothersome imposings which they'd react as unsettledly, frustratedly or as irritatedly as they'd be reacted about being) and settle to vulnerability as though openness to them for them to regard as though like regarded regards to elaborate an involvement that they were unsettled about (instead of changing and being open about doing things that is better.) ---- they misunderstand the way they make people feel to disregard how they caused other people to feel like to ridicule what they'd seem like because of it to overwhelm their capacity to learn from the involvement and in order to overwhelm them for encouraging their lack of settling choices for finding relief about their imposings to make believe involvements as though like and accordingly. because of worrying about it(, unless efforts to not be overwhelmed [for concerning reasons {which is despair or relieving thrill}] is overwhelmed or relieved,) it's like i'd worry my way into being bothered for it - which is or seems like haggling endurances (by overwhelming concerns [which elaborate discontentment about regarding regards of {though}] and considerations [which elaborate for satisfaction and {because of concurring regards for} fulfillment] to [be overwhelmed about, because of or by] concern about their considerations to consider enduring their regards until concerned about it enough to either want to make changes for self consideration of enablement [in contrast to endurances that persist or persisted beyond endeavors] or be expressive about enduring them) for exhaustion of concerns to concur enduring (or having endured) overwhelming concerns, of which enduring is itself, figuratively, a thrill (because of pointlessness of persisting about as much)(or a relief) to not be regarded like for consideration, by either misunderstanding/avoidance or, or for, encouraging elaborating as though like (and "because." [which is when they, whoever, would realize that they're the problem {elaborated by their regards of endurances} and they'd get expressive to the extent of being overwhelmed about it {unless they'd persist to the point of them blowing their own minds, and potentially seeing through them,} if you'd let them - instead of haggling endurances to elaborate their denial {instead of realizing uninvolvement about persistence of enduring concerning about the involvement to overwhelm considerations.}]) ---- don't justify it and make changes instead of enduring for or because of it (worrisomely, avoidantly or expressively expressive about the pointlessness of enduring it.) ---- realize being nervous about reminders of having worried a way into bothering for elaborating it (enough to find settle about it instead of potentially being helpless for it and change) to not elaborate being overwhelmed for and about enduring it as though being like. if there's a lesson we can learn because of (or caused by) our reactions because of (or caused by) our actions (which effect or have effects,) we'd be trying to tell ourselves something (to not endure it or gain perspective to notice more to be open to. [if anything, that's the point of talking to people.]) i've been low, i got past both or all extremes before - it's advice.
i felt bad for the WEAPON's, they were only doing what was right for the survival of life and the way Diamond reacted upon you "beating" him, it felt like he KNEW that not all humans were bad, he just ignored you not because were weren't worth the effort but because he didnt want to kill the GOOD humans on the planet that would stop the true evil, Jenova.
Yeah I used to think they were working for Sephiroth, but knowing they were just protecting the planet I do kind of feel bad for them. I remember when I first saw this the sadness quickly turned into a massive grin as soon as I knew it was taking Rufus with it! The only thing I’m trying to remember is why Avalanche decided to intervene and jump in if weapon was attacking Shinra. Was it to protect the people? It wouldn’t be Marlene because she was in Kalm.
@@rooroo9216 protecting the planet can also mean destroying anything that it deems as threat including humans itself. Cleaning planet's populations. And obviously attacking Shinra won't negate collateral damage to others it's why they intervened.
The Weapons are mindless automatons. If you feel bad for them you might as well feel bad for the Highwind or a mako reactor. Not to mention that the planet's stupidity is quite evident throughout the entire narrative.
Diamond weapon definitely understood that fighting the party wasn’t a worthy use of time but attacking Shinra even with collateral was deemed a worthy expense for sure.
This is the scene im looking forward to the most. It also reminds me of that one LOTR3 scene where the orc commander stares at the huge rock flying towards him during a battle/siege. Though he does step back at the last second unlike our stylish bad boy Rufus here.
He didn’t duck. He just covered himself. He woke up on the floor and slid under his desk and hit the emergency escape. He was in horrendous condition, and only stayed conscious purely out of anger. When he got to the safe room he found pain pills to numb himself while he waited for help to arrive. He was hospitalized for a bit and bandaged for a while.
Salty people hating that Rufus survives in the comments. It’s hard to see at first but you can clearly see Rufus just disappear near his desk before the office explodes. I heard that there was an escape hatch near the desk for such emergencies, made by his father for his son. Apparently, also from what I heard, old Papa Shinra thought it was for losers and filled the escape room with loser signs to mock his son if he ever used it.
That was written over a decade after the original game, and the problem is that at a writing level it completely ruins what is a powerful character moment for the sake of fanservice. Rufus dissapearing isn't really foreshadowing, just clunky 1997 CGI(this is far from the game's only animation goof)
if you played the game.. (or watched the video at least) the beam was directed at the northern crater, weapon moving would have had no effect on its course as it wasn't the target, it was caught in the crossfire
This cutscene insinuates that Sephiroth somehow controlled the WEAPONS after they reawoken. The woke up in response to Meteor. But somepoint after that, they were doing Sephiroth's bidding. Only reason why one would try to tank the Sister Ray shot. And another seemingly hunting down Cloud and his crew. The WEAPONS seem to ignore Sephiroth for anything else.
WEAPON wasn’t trying to tank the shot. It came from the crater, it was heading towards Midgar from there. It was incredibly convenient for Shinra. WEAPON was acting on its own accord to protect the planet from threats. Since Sephiroth was shielded, WEAPON went after the next biggest threat.
The attempts to justify the Weapons' stupidity are pretty funny, especially when Ruby and Emerald make no attempt to go after Sephiroth after the barrier is downed and instead just sit around like giant lemons. And yes I am aware that they were both added as extra bosses in the international release of FFVII, but they are nonetheless canon and established as being about as useful to the protection of the planet as a can of fluorescent orange paint.
which would be the same as firing blood at human beings with a few 100 miles/km an hour. orrrrrr watercanons designed to actually put a hole in one's body. sounds like a pretty eco-friendly-weapon to me! :P
So, what I don't understand is this.. I know that the weapons emerged so they could defend the planet from the new threat (sephiroth) but they couldn't sense Sephiroth due to his shield being up, thus they went on a rampage attacking the next biggest source that was a threat to the planet, being shinera in Junon, and Midgar. So when the shield comes down, Sapphire, and Diamond are dead, but why don't Ultimate, Ruby, and Emerald then head to the crator and deal with Sephiroth?
At least from a development perspective, Ruby and Emerald supposedly weren't in the Japanese version, only later included in the US version. As far as Ultimate? Not sure why.
@Jupshaw00 I love how you delete your post right after you sent it juust in case you were wrong and didn't want other people to see it. Shinra has been using maco energy long before Sephiroth became a problem. If the weapons were after all people they would have shown up a long time ago, not just when Sephiroth decided to destroy the planet.
@Saimeren ?? I didn't lol it was saying the same thing I believe just edited a grammatical error and reposted it. Anyway I don't think the weapons would know that the shield is down unless they happened upon it or went back to check, and they seemed more like monsters killing anything in sight really. You do have a point though i forgot that it was right when cloud gave seph the black materia that they awakened.
Who Would Win The most technologically advanced city in the world with a giant laser beam powered by the entire city's energy OR One Dude with a Big Sword, One Cursing Pilot, One Hot Boxing Chick
Part of what makes the AC retcon so garbage is that it threw away how Shinra too was dead. All of the leadership besides Reeve (who stood with Cloud and the others) and Palmer (a do-nothing) was gone. Leaving just enforcers.
The cutscene of Rufus looking out his office window, knowing his death was imminent has always stuck with me. Just his reaction, eerily calm and arms at his side, it feels like he understood that he had played a high-risk game and lost; accepting his fate quite graciously. A true testament to his character: cold, calculative, and tenacious until the very end. Though his screen-time was argumentatively minimal, Rufus will go down as one of my all-time favorite villains of any series.
+Tha Professor That's the way I saw him and his... yeah death fuck AC.
Rufus wasn't really a villain per se. But how the fuck did he survive?
do a search for 'case of shinra'. its one of a few audio books that have been translated by fans. it fills in the blanks before AC.
Supposedly he escaped at the last second via a trapdoor in his office. He was heavily scarred and burned afterwards.
But he didn't actually die
I always just wished they' d left Diamond Weapon's body on the fucking map.
god damn... that silence just before sister ray fires....
And all the lights going out, the power being sucked from the whole city just to fire the cannon once! :O
Then a nuclear explosion possible for the second shot
I can only dream of how this scene will look like in the remake!!
@@galten7361 You are nonsense
@@arnold666heartagram we won't see it until oh i don't know 2025 or so
@@PrincessTwilightdash When it finally comes to PC, hopefully it will not get another exclusivity deal with Epic...
@@PrincessTwilightdash yeah either 2025 or 26, either way it's going to be epic
Well, technically we already got a glimpse of what it'll look like in Advent Children (during Marlene's narration)
There's something almost perverse about using the very thing the WEAPONS were trying to safeguard - Mako - in sudden, obscene quantities to kill one of them.
Say what you want about Rufus : His balls are pure mako energy.
*Condensed Mako energy... which would make them certified materia.
@@petercampi2840 precisely
I loved the silence before the storm when Rufus turned to the windows and gave the command to fire Sister Ray. 0:55
This scene is chilling. Try to top it in the remake, Square.
BE THERE, OR BE SQUARE!!
They messed up AERITH death.
How powerful was that shot? So powerful that the 20-story tall kaiju was the *secondary* target.
Yeah it was very convenient for Shinra for them to be stood in line with one another
@@rooroo9216to be fair Diamond weapon B lined it from the crater to Midgar.
Notice how Midgar turns pitch black while it's still daylight out
MIdgars skyline has always been black due to pollution.
It's cuz of that &^#$# 'pizza' that people underneath are sufferin'!
Well, Cloud and co and the Weapon are probably on another side of the world.
Tenshi OwO then people should stop ordering pizza - Cloud from FF7 in a nutshell by RABtoons
@@gilgammesh1 nah dog the black air even going near midgar ain’t it
These cutscenes still give me chills.
Best game of all time 💯 So powerful, emotive, heartfelt, sentimental. Rollercoaster of emotions. Just beautiful like life itself 🙂
theres an obvious reason this is the best cutscene of all time. the sheer power of essentially the government using all of their might to destroy the weapon, then this creature firing back. seeing the president know he is fucked and then the whole company being destroyed is incredible
Shinra's technology really is amazing. I always loved how surprisingly powerful the Sister-Ray turned out to be, even back when it was still at Junon. This scene once again reminds me of Evangelion, more specifically the Positron Canon scene.
Me too!
Also, when Sapphire Weapon first attacked Junon, watching everyone there firing every weapon they got to delay it while the cannon's reloading reminds me of Evangelion whenever Tokyo-3 goes into full alert and firing all kinds of artillery to intercept the Angel.
I know this comment is old but this scene reminds me of the short OVA Mobile Gundam Winged Zero where Heero gets the railgun charged to blast through their reinforced presidential compound
I always loved how Rufus stared at death right in the eye at 4:04. He was my favorite villain. I know Advent Children had him come back, but for me, he truly died in FF7.
He was only in Advent Children for fanservice. He was a notable villain they wanted in the story who already died so they just had him turn up alive again within the movie.
When I look at it, Rufus literally just wouldn't give up 🤣🤣
And in Dirge of Cerberus. You see him on the stretcher briefly in the opening cutscene. When I saw him I was like "How tf did he survive?!" "On the Way to a Smile" has his story. He was only brought back and said he survived due to an escape hatch his father put in the executive office because of Advent Children and Dirge of Cerberus.
Rufus is one of my favorites too! I honestly never saw him as a true villian though.
I imagine how the size ratio will be between cloud and diamond weapon in the remake, I imagine cloud being the size of an ant
Going on the size differences, I think this may be split up in a multi-stage fight attacking different sections in the reake
An ant that kills gods
I love how this isn't like the traditional villain death where the bad guy is distraught or yelling in disappointment over their defeat, rather Rufus just accepts it, as he knew he was gonna get what's coming to him.
I wanna write a villain like this, one who's so badass that not even their defeat can truly break them.
No way they can top this scene in the remake. It's pulled off so effortlessly and subtly here. The music, the staging, the camera angles, everything is perfect. Final Fantasy has become too bombastic for scenes like this.
This scenes is supposed to be bombastic, is a giant cannon the size of a city powered by 6 nuclear reactors firing against a giant kaiju that is located at the other side of the planet, the only reason why it's not more bombastic is because of the limitations of the time
It's going to be a sight to behold in the remake
@@carso1500 so Shinra's cannon consistently did more actual work on beating WEAPONS than the main party.
@@klockenberg2299 No. 2/5.
@@jasonramos2781 only 1 Weapon they beat is relevant story wise in Ultimate. Dunno what actually happened in Emerald and Ruby story wise, they aren't even featured on JP version.
And they did THAT with characters with no more than 100 polygons 20 years ago. If they hit the same mood, this will be amazing.
Imagine this and attack on Junon in the Remakes
You have to see the latest FF7Rebirth trailer my man.
I muted the volume on this video. Synced it up to Velvet Underground Sister Ray. Oddly it works. The images and music match up
This game was so intense. None of the Final Fantasy's after it could ever measure up to it for me. Though, 9 came close.
10>>>>>
all i have to say this wasn't a fight this was a war in ff7
The whole game was one after the other . Im so excited for disc 2 of the remake
@@kevingrimes5403it’s alright they took alot of exiting things off the script.
Did anyone hear the voice that gave orders before the reactors lit up? This scene is chilling.
Yeah I wonder what it was saying, some sort of emergency protocol or something
@@rooroo9216 the person said “Radar system is a go. Sister Ray target confirmed. Entering discharge preparations. All workers should evacuate to their designated areas."
@@khfan4life365 oh wow I never knew that! Yeah it’s kind of faint and in the background, so it’s hard to initially hear. It’s really cool that I’m still learning little things about this game even decades later :D
@@rooroo9216 the PC version of FF7 allows players to turn off the background music, which allows the player to hear it. That’s how I heard the voice. Someone uploaded a clip of the Sister Ray firing without the music.
@@khfan4life365 ooh I see, that’ll be why, yeah I had it on the PS1. I’ll watch that now too, thanks for letting me know btw!
Rufus coming back in Advent Children makes the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII seem like a soap opera. That and Steve Burton (Jason from General Hospital) voicing Cloud.
The compilation sucks all that matters is the original
The original FF7 is so great but I gonna see what changes in FF7 Remake
the graphics in this game were ahead for its time. briiliant
I liked Emerald. Scared the hell out of me as a kid, whenever I was in that submarine. So creepy! God this was a good game.
I love that. Rufus take covered when Diamond attacked.
It has always bugged me how both Sapphire and Diamond could have easily survived if they attack from anywhere left or right of the cannon.
Especially Diamond, with the gun fixed in a permanent position it could have attacked Midgar from literally any where and win. For Sapphire, it can just attack anywhere lower than the barrel and destroy the entire city.
+GuyWithAnAmazingHat The weapons knew what would happen if sephiroth was hit by the mako cannon. Diamond weapons was trying to stop that by eating the attack.
+Ihate You not the case. The weapons are all about protecting the planet - they are the planet's greatest offends. Diamond Weapon was attracted to midgar because they were about to massively draw off of the Lifestream - which further weakens the planet. Diamond Weapon was there to destroy midgar and the sister Ray to stop this from happening, but was simply too late.
+Damon242 **offence
Damon242
While thats true, sephiroth was giving off by far the greater amount of mako energy where he was at. The weapons was attracted to midgard, but the reason weapons was attacking from that angle was so that they couldn't blast sephiroth who the planet likely knew would absorb all of the energy as he is essentially genova with a different goal at that point the original thing the weapons where made to stop.
Weapon, all of them, are incredibly powerful but not particularly intelligent. While it's never explicitly stated, a lot of fans theorize that Sephiroth, ever the master manipulator, somehow manipulated them into thinking he was on their side and needed to be protected. Thus Diamond trying to tank the shot.
Honestly, it's a bit of a plothole that all 5 Weapons didn't immediately make a B-line for Midgar and lay waste to the reactors. Sapphire was the only one who even attacked a reactor despite the fact that they were supposedly awoken because of the reactors siphoning off the lifestream. Which also supports the theory that they were Sephiroth's puppets: they all but abandoned their purpose.
Speaking of plotholes, it's a minor thing, but it's always bothered me that the Mako cannon shot makes it to the northern crater. Planets aren't flat. The curve of the planet would've sent it off into space.
Just truly amazing!!!! In abridged words of my Grandfather, they don't make games like this anymore!!!!
diamond weapon vs. midgar: the coolest sequence in FFVII
Doesn't look like he took cover at all. Near the end there, it looked like he was totally accepting the inevitable.
This was like the best scene in the whole game besides the end. If only Diamond Weapon wasn't standing right in front of it, he would of destroyed MIdgar, which would make for an interesting plot twist.
Sector 7 plate fall is a huge tragedy and now it's all Midgar?!
Poor Marlene
I always loved how cloud and the gang are just casually circling 20ft around this giant monsters head while it’s just going off haha
You know, I'm rewatching this for my third or so time, and I noticed something. Isn't it very interesting how the Diamond Weapon approached from the direction of the Northern Crater, provoked a response from Shinra, hit only Rufus's office with that massive barrage and DIDN't dodge the projectile, when it clearly detected it in advance? Which just so happened to result in the beam hitting Sephiroth's forcefield, allowing Cloud's team to reach and unalive him.
Gaia is scary. 100% chill, until 100% Keikaku Doori.
It was always Shinra's intention to destroy Sephiroth's barrier. That's why they moved the cannon to Midgar, to harness the power of the 7 active reactors. Diamond Weapon just happened to be in the way at the wrong time because the Weapons are mindless and have the strategic capabilities of a tin of Spinach.
If they just wanted to destroy Diamond Weapon the cannon at Junon could already easily do that.
Sister Ray cannon - 2
Weapons - 0
Modern warfare wins
"Duck and Sally inside, now move it along!"
thank you for the thing(i forgot the word of the moment)
they urge people by implying overwhelming them with enduring about bothersome regards that they'd (all, apparently,[ or all and apparently]) still be learning from to cause them to be involved with them as their persisting to misunderstand and impose would dictate to urge, overwhelm (because of exhaustion about concerning regards that they'd worry about bothering for being concerned about enough to be expressive and learn by comparing them with similar elaborations to contrast their involvement of urgefulness because of nervousness about them being a reminder of their bothersome imposings which they'd react as unsettledly, frustratedly or as irritatedly as they'd be reacted about being) and settle to vulnerability as though openness to them for them to regard as though like regarded regards to elaborate an involvement that they were unsettled about (instead of changing and being open about doing things that is better.)
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they misunderstand the way they make people feel to disregard how they caused other people to feel like to ridicule what they'd seem like because of it to overwhelm their capacity to learn from the involvement and in order to overwhelm them for encouraging their lack of settling choices for finding relief about their imposings to make believe involvements as though like and accordingly.
because of worrying about it(, unless efforts to not be overwhelmed [for concerning reasons {which is despair or relieving thrill}] is overwhelmed or relieved,) it's like i'd worry my way into being bothered for it - which is or seems like haggling endurances (by overwhelming concerns [which elaborate discontentment about regarding regards of {though}] and considerations [which elaborate for satisfaction and {because of concurring regards for} fulfillment] to [be overwhelmed about, because of or by] concern about their considerations to consider enduring their regards until concerned about it enough to either want to make changes for self consideration of enablement [in contrast to endurances that persist or persisted beyond endeavors] or be expressive about enduring them) for exhaustion of concerns to concur enduring (or having endured) overwhelming concerns, of which enduring is itself, figuratively, a thrill (because of pointlessness of persisting about as much)(or a relief) to not be regarded like for consideration, by either misunderstanding/avoidance or, or for, encouraging elaborating as though like (and "because." [which is when they, whoever, would realize that they're the problem {elaborated by their regards of endurances} and they'd get expressive to the extent of being overwhelmed about it {unless they'd persist to the point of them blowing their own minds, and potentially seeing through them,} if you'd let them - instead of haggling endurances to elaborate their denial {instead of realizing uninvolvement about persistence of enduring concerning about the involvement to overwhelm considerations.}])
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don't justify it and make changes instead of enduring for or because of it (worrisomely, avoidantly or expressively expressive about the pointlessness of enduring it.)
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realize being nervous about reminders of having worried a way into bothering for elaborating it (enough to find settle about it instead of potentially being helpless for it and change) to not elaborate being overwhelmed for and about enduring it as though being like.
if there's a lesson we can learn because of (or caused by) our reactions because of (or caused by) our actions (which effect or have effects,) we'd be trying to tell ourselves something (to not endure it or gain perspective to notice more to be open to. [if anything, that's the point of talking to people.])
i've been low, i got past both or all extremes before - it's advice.
i felt bad for the WEAPON's, they were only doing what was right for the survival of life and the way Diamond reacted upon you "beating" him, it felt like he KNEW that not all humans were bad, he just ignored you not because were weren't worth the effort but because he didnt want to kill the GOOD humans on the planet that would stop the true evil, Jenova.
Yeah I used to think they were working for Sephiroth, but knowing they were just protecting the planet I do kind of feel bad for them. I remember when I first saw this the sadness quickly turned into a massive grin as soon as I knew it was taking Rufus with it!
The only thing I’m trying to remember is why Avalanche decided to intervene and jump in if weapon was attacking Shinra. Was it to protect the people? It wouldn’t be Marlene because she was in Kalm.
@@rooroo9216 protecting the planet can also mean destroying anything that it deems as threat including humans itself. Cleaning planet's populations.
And obviously attacking Shinra won't negate collateral damage to others it's why they intervened.
@@klockenberg2299 ah ok, I thought so, yeah weapon wouldn’t have cared about collateral damage
The Weapons are mindless automatons. If you feel bad for them you might as well feel bad for the Highwind or a mako reactor.
Not to mention that the planet's stupidity is quite evident throughout the entire narrative.
Diamond weapon definitely understood that fighting the party wasn’t a worthy use of time but attacking Shinra even with collateral was deemed a worthy expense for sure.
Out of all the weapons to date Diamond was the coolest
Kingsglaive brought me here. :)
Special beam canon, FIRE!
This is the scene im looking forward to the most. It also reminds me of that one LOTR3 scene where the orc commander stares at the huge rock flying towards him during a battle/siege. Though he does step back at the last second unlike our stylish bad boy Rufus here.
I really hope Rufus doesn't die in the remake. He's cool and seems pretty reasonable.
4:04, it was this moment Rufus knew, he fucked up !!
Rufus ducked, he's fine.
If you read his story, it reveals he went under his desk and there's a secret chute in the building. That's how he escaped.
its fucking stupid, he died
It's not death, watch advent children, he was burned in a wheelchair
And how did he run fast enough to dodge the blast with the explosion?
He didn’t duck. He just covered himself. He woke up on the floor and slid under his desk and hit the emergency escape. He was in horrendous condition, and only stayed conscious purely out of anger. When he got to the safe room he found pain pills to numb himself while he waited for help to arrive. He was hospitalized for a bit and bandaged for a while.
3:45 Looks like breakfast... has been served.
Rufus felt guilty for what he had done. And in Advent Children (for me at least) proved it by siding with Avalanche.
Could you imagine how scared people must have been after Shinra took all the Mako energy from their homes?
It was that or they would’ve died
The Weapons are just allergic to dodging, apparently.
Rufus is really badass
excitement (thrill or joy for glee) socials unless too serious about sadness and envy
Yeah, I'm thinking kino's back on the menu boys.
Salty people hating that Rufus survives in the comments.
It’s hard to see at first but you can clearly see Rufus just disappear near his desk before the office explodes.
I heard that there was an escape hatch near the desk for such emergencies, made by his father for his son.
Apparently, also from what I heard, old Papa Shinra thought it was for losers and filled the escape room with loser signs to mock his son if he ever used it.
That was written over a decade after the original game, and the problem is that at a writing level it completely ruins what is a powerful character moment for the sake of fanservice. Rufus dissapearing isn't really foreshadowing, just clunky 1997 CGI(this is far from the game's only animation goof)
if you played the game.. (or watched the video at least) the beam was directed at the northern crater, weapon moving would have had no effect on its course as it wasn't the target, it was caught in the crossfire
Mako Reactor No.1 still working :|
Poor Midgar...
This cutscene insinuates that Sephiroth somehow controlled the WEAPONS after they reawoken. The woke up in response to Meteor. But somepoint after that, they were doing Sephiroth's bidding. Only reason why one would try to tank the Sister Ray shot. And another seemingly hunting down Cloud and his crew. The WEAPONS seem to ignore Sephiroth for anything else.
Sephiroth only puts his barrier. That makes WEAPON attack humans instead because the barrier makes him undetectable.
WEAPON wasn’t trying to tank the shot. It came from the crater, it was heading towards Midgar from there. It was incredibly convenient for Shinra. WEAPON was acting on its own accord to protect the planet from threats. Since Sephiroth was shielded, WEAPON went after the next biggest threat.
The attempts to justify the Weapons' stupidity are pretty funny, especially when Ruby and Emerald make no attempt to go after Sephiroth after the barrier is downed and instead just sit around like giant lemons.
And yes I am aware that they were both added as extra bosses in the international release of FFVII, but they are nonetheless canon and established as being about as useful to the protection of the planet as a can of fluorescent orange paint.
Rufus must have felt like a real doofus.
which would be the same as firing blood at human beings with a few 100 miles/km an hour. orrrrrr watercanons designed to actually put a hole in one's body. sounds like a pretty eco-friendly-weapon to me! :P
So, what I don't understand is this..
I know that the weapons emerged so they could defend the planet from the new threat (sephiroth) but they couldn't sense Sephiroth due to his shield being up, thus they went on a rampage attacking the next biggest source that was a threat to the planet, being shinera in Junon, and Midgar.
So when the shield comes down, Sapphire, and Diamond are dead, but why don't Ultimate, Ruby, and Emerald then head to the crator and deal with Sephiroth?
At least from a development perspective, Ruby and Emerald supposedly weren't in the Japanese version, only later included in the US version. As far as Ultimate? Not sure why.
Red Ash's plot lifted here
@Jupshaw00 I love how you delete your post right after you sent it juust in case you were wrong and didn't want other people to see it.
Shinra has been using maco energy long before Sephiroth became a problem. If the weapons were after all people they would have shown up a long time ago, not just when Sephiroth decided to destroy the planet.
Rufus should have been in a bunker not in his dad window office
Ruby and Emerald were extras for the US version I think.
Feel bad for barret, the reactors are fully repaired
@Saimeren ?? I didn't lol it was saying the same thing I believe just edited a grammatical error and reposted it.
Anyway I don't think the weapons would know that the shield is down unless they happened upon it or went back to check, and they seemed more like monsters killing anything in sight really. You do have a point though i forgot that it was right when cloud gave seph the black materia that they awakened.
Not if the ammo is the life-force of the entire world *coughcough-mako-cough*
Actually Rufus doesn’t die because his in Advent Children
a capacitor or few per plasma's burst
Who Would Win
The most technologically advanced city in the world with a giant laser beam powered by the entire city's energy
OR
One Dude with a Big Sword, One Cursing Pilot, One Hot Boxing Chick
Evangelion 100% this scene! Can't wait fot the third game of the Remake trilogy of FFVII.
Send them. Dont send them.
So we're not getting this scene in the remake, since Sephiroth destroys the Mako cannon. GG Square.
in CC it is Shinra combat Simulation, in FF7 remake it more advance tech and same like VR shinra combat sim
Rufus went down a G
THIS, ON FINAL FANTASY REMAKE. PREPARE YOUR POOPERS BOIS.
Diamond wespon looks like kaola
holy shit velvet underground?
Let's go!
Sister ray wasn't on a turret. Weapon could have stood literally anywhere else around midgar and would have been fine.
Why does the music sound like it's a loop
When I played FF7 I've never ever seen this because I always attacked it before it reached Midgar.
Then u used a gameshark
This cutscene happens regardless.
@@ryno4ever433 I must have remembered wrong then, I just totally can't remember this cinematic like ever :I
Awesome on my page i have the one were weapon first attack and is shot
Did they seriously wait for weapon to walk in front of the cannon before they fired at the crater?
HorusHeresy1982 No. it just so happened to be caught in the crossfire. Plus, that cannon takes a LONG time to charge.
RIP Never forget. :(
(ssh, Advent Children isn't canon!)
+Christoffer Hødal yes it is (are you being sarcastic?)
rufus died
Rufus died. AC is just bad fanfic.
Adven children is an emo shit
Part of what makes the AC retcon so garbage is that it threw away how Shinra too was dead. All of the leadership besides Reeve (who stood with Cloud and the others) and Palmer (a do-nothing) was gone. Leaving just enforcers.
dude this dosent help!if weapon moves,the beam moves to then!
Is this cannon shot cannon or not? Mako your own minds up #ibuilttherufuschute
To be or not to be....
2:17 How the hell are the windows still there when it was JUST shown that all the windows had shattered?!
Whats the song frrom 0:58?
Mako Cannon the Destruction of Shinra(if you haven't found it already)
Rufus it's not death...Watch advent children
Retcon.
Hey, it worked.
PS4 Yes I said it
+Team Final Fantasy 7 I can't wait to see this in HD!
ps4 hd remake y'all
Rufus not dead
In Final Fantasy VII he died.
I like big butts and I can not lie... XD
I miss FFVII T^T
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too late. (stereotypical sayings depletion.)