Sooo... I've finally finished playing Final Fantasy X last night. No coherent meta yet, just a couple of thoughts.
- Auron makes my pants happy. OMFG, Auron!
- I actually, actively ship Tidus and Yuna. For those of you who know me, that's rare. I almost never ship het. Which is not to say I'm opposed, but with most het ships, what I feel ranges from indifference to mild affection. My heart does not get involved. But... Tidus and Yuna talk, they make each other laugh, they're just... good together, dammit! I can't even explain it. I just love those two. Part of it is also that their relationship is wonderfully understated rather than shoved in my face. It does this Cold Prickly good.
- From a narrative perspective, the ending was perfectly, wonderfully bittersweet. From an immersive perspective, it managed to rip my fucking heart out. In a good way. And I'm kind of pissed that, in FFX-II, Yuna only gets Tidus back if you get 100% completion. Because that wasn't the main motivator or anything? Argh! Yet another reason I'm not playing FFX-II.
Auron's ending also made me tear up, but that was a cleaner and happier sort of sad. He's accomplished everything he set out to do ten years ago: looked after the kids, freed Jecht from being Sin, took down a major religion! And now he gets to finally move on. He's good.
- Auron makes my pants happy. OMFG, Auron!
- I actually, actively ship Tidus and Yuna. For those of you who know me, that's rare. I almost never ship het. Which is not to say I'm opposed, but with most het ships, what I feel ranges from indifference to mild affection. My heart does not get involved. But... Tidus and Yuna talk, they make each other laugh, they're just... good together, dammit! I can't even explain it. I just love those two. Part of it is also that their relationship is wonderfully understated rather than shoved in my face. It does this Cold Prickly good.
- From a narrative perspective, the ending was perfectly, wonderfully bittersweet. From an immersive perspective, it managed to rip my fucking heart out. In a good way. And I'm kind of pissed that, in FFX-II, Yuna only gets Tidus back if you get 100% completion. Because that wasn't the main motivator or anything? Argh! Yet another reason I'm not playing FFX-II.
Auron's ending also made me tear up, but that was a cleaner and happier sort of sad. He's accomplished everything he set out to do ten years ago: looked after the kids, freed Jecht from being Sin, took down a major religion! And now he gets to finally move on. He's good.
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Date: 2009-12-14 10:46 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-12-14 11:40 pm (UTC)Auron, we can has?
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Date: 2009-12-14 11:49 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-12-15 02:14 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-12-15 02:32 pm (UTC)I have a weakness for certain types (very similar to