There have been many party members in the Final Fantasy The series, and some have rooted in pop culture, going beyond the series which born in terms of cultural relevance. And then there are the other characters who do not leave a brand, either because of being mediocre in combat or being simply without interest.

To make this list, the character must be a party member, not a protagonist. The temporary characters who are playable in MMO sections are also ignored. Otherwise, eh of Final Fantasy XIV would have stolen the ten entries.

10

Kimahri of Final Fantasy X has an interesting design, but not much else

Yuna needed a more exciting bodyguard

Poor Kimahri. He is not only forgettable as a character, due to a little personality, but he is also one of the members of the most useless party in terms of combat. This is due to the fact that he had no role defined on the gate of the sphere, ensuring that he was always going to be less interesting than everyone, because he did what they did, but worse.

Although Kimahri has a scenario in his homeland, he is incredibly brief and far from being as interesting as the rest of the adventures of distribution. He has a Blue Mage gadget, but that can’t even save him. If Kimahri’s overdrive was better, it could have pushed him on the edgeBut it barely continues with the rest of the group.

Remaster Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD

Systems

Released

March 18, 2014

ESRB

T for adolescents due to light language, suggestive themes, violence

Developer (s)

Carré Enix

Publisher (s)

Carré Enix

9

Gordon barely adds anything to Final Fantasy II

Cool white hair of this FF character cannot save his mediocre statistics

It’s almost unfair to put a Final Fantasy II character here, given that the limits of the NES meant that the developers could not exactly pile up The Lord of the Rings in a cartridge. Despite these limits, the game presented notable actors, such as Minwu The White Mage and Ricard, the first dragoon of the series. And then there is Gordon, who is just a little there.

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Gordon joins the party for a short stay at the start of Final Fantasy IIis not so impressive on the battlefield, and ends up passing most of the story with Queen Hilda. If anything, his brother Scott is much more interesting, because he manages to have adventures in the afterlife in some of the game remakes.

Final Fantasy II

Systems

Released

December 17, 1988

ESRB

t

Developer (s)

Square

Publisher (s)

Square

8

Yang does not add much to Final Fantasy IV

His wife contributes more to FFIV than him

Yang is the very definition of the environment. He is an intermediate fighter, only drags in the middle of the game, and is not very interested in history, especially in relation to his allies. Even his noble sacrifice is watered down by a last -minute safeguard of nowhere, completely decreasing its impact, while leaving it from history.

While Final Fantasy IV Advance gave the player the opportunity to bring Yang back to the partyIt did not do much to raise it, because it was the same for the other members of the temporary party. Yang was still not impressive in the post-match, while Edward, the infamous “Spoony Bard”, has become one of the best characters in the game.

Final Fantasy 4

Systems

Released

July 19, 1991

ESRB

e

Developer (s)

Square

Publisher (s)

Square

7

Strago was the least interesting blue mage of Final Fantasy VI

This Final Fantasy proves that too much the blue magic waters in the concept

Final Fantasy VI It really exaggerated it with blue magic because three members of the party had the capacity to use the power of monsters. Gau could directly steal enemy capabilities and release them as part of his rage, while RELM could sketch them, effectively copying their capacities and releases them to an enemy. And then there is Strago, whose power of traditions acts as a blue magic.

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In the case of Strago, it must be struck by an attack to copy powersWhich makes a much more frustrating experience. His lores are also quite low compared to the other options available for the player, especially since there are two other blue mages who hang out who are better in the role. Maybe he could have stood out in another name, but what, Strago is the least interesting blue mage in the group.

Final Fantasy 6

Systems

Released

October 11, 1994

ESRB

T for adolescents due to fantastic violence, partial nudity

6

Quistis was more interesting before becoming a member of the party in Final Fantasy VII

She should have continued to teach in the Balamb garden

Quistis is another blue mage on the list, this time from a game where everyone steals their powers. In Final Fantasy VIIIAll characters can draw magic spells of enemiesAnd quistisors LEVORY Specification of Blue Magic Calitations via objects, which is used as part of its limit break. But enough on the fight. How is Qoistis as a character?

Unlike some characters on this list, Quistis is actually interesting. She is the young squall teacher who clearly has the crush on him, but finally loses this role, joins his group and watches him fall in love with someone else. This last sentence seems more dramatic than the way it really takes place, because the game never really explores the situation. Final Fantasy VIII Understands some of the members of the most controlled group in the series, and Quistis is simply based in the background.

Final Fantasy 8

Systems

Released

February 11, 1999

ESRB

T for adolescents: sweet language, suggestive themes, violence

Developer (s)

Carré Enix

Publisher (s)

Carré Enix

5

Eiko is just a reserve character in Final Fantasy IX

Ffix did not need a second invocator

Amarant almost took this position, but he has at least nice powers. In comparison, there is Eiko, the second invocate to join the party. It focuses more on defense and buffalo spells, which include its Eidolons, which makes it more a support for support. The only problem is that Eiko is a child, and particularly boring for that.

Dagger is a much more interesting invocator / white mage who joins the party at the start of the game and is much more powerful in combat. For this reason, it is more logical than the players put the dagger in their festivals on Eiko. The dagger is the best character from all points of view, which means that Eiko is generally stuck in the reserve group.

Final Fantasy 9

Systems

Released

July 7, 2000

ESRB

T for adolescents: violence, sweet language

Developer (s)

Carré Enix

Publisher (s)

Carré Enix

4

Penelo does not make an impression in Final Fantasy XII

At least Vaan is not the most boring character in the game

Most Final Fantasy XII The members of the party could have taken this place, while only shield and franc (which deserve their own spin-off) are really distinguished to be interesting. Regarding the most forgettable character, Penelo wins the victory, because Vaan is the protagonist, while Basch and Princess Ashe have at least a relevance for the background.

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Penelo is the very definition of a hanger, the biggest contribution to the cannon is to be killed and forced a rescue mission, just to advance the plot. It could easily be removed from history without too many changes, which is a rather overwhelming thing to say about everything Final Fantasy character.

Final Fantasy 12

Systems

Released

October 31, 2006

ESRB

T for adolescents due to alcohol reference, fantastic violence, gentle language, partial nudity, suggestive themes

Developer (s)

Carré Enix

Publisher (s)

Carré Enix

Engine

Zodiac Engine 2.0

3

Mustadio is bland in the Final Fantasy tactics

The Lions war made it a little more interesting

In a game full of OP party members with unique jobs, Mustadio is last to death in terms of power. His class of machinists is only a distance version of The Knight, with fewer powers. In terms of character, it spends most of the game being slapped by the enemy, being kidnapped or facilitating more interesting characters by joining the group, such as cloud conflicts Final Fantasy VII.

Mustadio is useful exactly once in the whole game. There is a compulsory battle involving the living dead in the Yuguewood. The evil attack of the Seal of Mustadio can petrify them, which facilitates the battle. It is completely useless outside of that, except for an added lateral question The Lions War remake that hinted that Mustadio has the crush for the agriassBut even it does not go anywhere, and will not be included in the next The Ivalice Chronicles remake.

Tactics Final Fantasy

Released

June 20, 1997

ESRB

t

Developer (s)

Square

Publisher (s)

Square, Sony Computer Entertainment

Engine

Bright

2

Ash & Jed are both boring in Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin

These characters from Final Fantasy are so similar that they have merged together

The first two members of the party acquired in Foreigner of paradise Share this place because they are so boring and useless. Jack is the same king, Neon has an interesting background frame, while the fight of Boss of Tiamat de Sophia is great. In comparison, Ash and Jed are right there.

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It seems that the two characters are only there so that Jack has someone to speak during the cutscenes and that there are therefore enough figures for the possible touch of the game. Ash and Jed can also be played in multiplayer mode And can help Jack in combat, but two sufficiently dressed models could do so. In terms of character, they can just as easily be the generic warriors of the light of the game nes (unless it is always the point).

1

Paine was not an addition worthy of Final Fantasy X-2

It should have been lulu

Paine has a cool design, as long as the spectator is ready to ignore the fact that she is essentially only a female gothic Final Fantasy VIII. Unfortunately, the design of Tetsuya Nomura is the most interesting thing about it, because it spends most of the game to be the hetero woman of Yuna and Rikku. She is undoubtedly the worst part of this Final Fantasy game.

There are clues that it has an interesting background frame, the one linked to the new arrivals introduced in Final Fantasy X-2which has all found itself in positions of power. However, when the background is revealed, it is really not worth waiting. Developers should have given the role of paine to Lulu And left the single Wakka for a little longer.

Final Fantasy X-2

Released

November 18, 2003

ESRB

t

Developer (s)

Square product development division 1

Engine

Phyrengine