M. J. Gallagher (Final Fantasy mythology)さんのイラストまとめ

In Scottish folklore, the cait sith (fairy cats) were believed to haunt funerals and steal the deceased's soul. During one tale, however, a funeral procession of cats is seen carrying a coffin topped with a little crown. This is why Final Fantasy VII's Cait Sith wears one.

One for #FFXVI theory crafters…

‘Val’ in old Germanic languages means ‘the dead’, specifically ‘those slain in battle’ in Norse.

‘Thea’ is an Ancient Greek name meaning ‘goddess’.

Valisthea could then mean ‘The Slain Goddess’ or ‘Goddess of the Dead’, etc.

You’re welcome.

I’ve been a fan of the Creasman brothers at @ffweeklypod for a while now, but recently started another listen through of their literary analysis of Final Fantasy VII. I cannot recommend this podcast series enough.

Thinking ahead to when ‘Greek Myths That Inspired Final Fantasy VII’ has been released, would anyone be interested in me taking a crack at Norse mythology in Final Fantasy VIII?

In Final Fantasy VII, Jenova is an entity that “fell from the heavens”, whose influence is still felt 2000 years later. Jenova amalgamates ‘Jehovah’, one Latinisation of the Hebrew god’s name, and ‘nova’, the Latin word for ‘new’. It could therefore be interpreted as ‘New God’.

I was today years old when I learned those nasty little faces that pop out of the Brain Pods in Final Fantasy VII Remake are actually based on wee pink guys in the OG. How in the world did I miss this before?

The one non-Final Fantasy book I've written is a superhero-fantasy WIP called 'Axtelera Ray: Rise of Astrone'.

A preview novel is free to read or download. Please RT or QT to help spread the word.

Links to this and all my FF novels at https://t.co/s2JaCpRUYx #WorldBookDay

Has Elden Ring piqued your interested in mythology? Have the Pixel Remasters reignited your love of Final Fantasy? I have you covered.

Scratch that itch with ‘Norse Myths That Inspired Final Fantasy VII’, now also available as an audiobook!

All formats - https://t.co/RScLm1KqXd

Folks, there are only a few days left to pre-order your copy of the Crisis Core fan collaboration, ‘Proof That We Existed’.

All profits from this zine will be donated to Doctors Without Borders!

Please support this amazing project at https://t.co/qXh2dyBZbJ Closes 28th Feb.

Final Fantasy VII was released in Japan 25 years ago today.

Without this game, I would not have become a writer. It literally changed the course of my life.