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Final Fantasy Top 14 Villains - Because they are better than the heroes!

             There are two things that I've realized during all this years of playing Final Fantasy. First, in every game there's a guy named Cid. Always. No exception. He's always there, sometimes a good guy, sometimes a bad guy. Mostly, he's a guy who is good at mechanics and apparently carries a airship arround in his pocket, because he aways have one exactly when needed, like in FF VIII, when he makes the whole school of Balamb Gardens into a flying ship. The second thing is that The villains are frequently more awesome than the heros, save for a few exceptions, like in FF VII and VIII. So, as the villains in these games are so awesome and badass, here are some that I think are the best ~~>

       Number 14: Cid Aulstyne, from Final Fantasy Type-0. He's brave and evil, and he looks like a general of sorts, which he is, tecnically.

            Number 13: Golbez, from Final Fantasy IV. He is strong, and evil, and has this armor, but there are some that are tougher, he's ratherly easy to kill...

          Number 12: Garland - Final Fantasy.  He's the first boss you'll face, and only has physical attacks, so he is very easy to beat. Nevertheless, he also appears in Dissidia, where he is strong.

                 Number 11: Lady Lilith - Final Fantasy XI online, Wings of the Goddess. She is not phisically strong, but her magic is powerful, and if you take too long to beat her, she uses a recovery magic, which pretty much is the same as saying you lost the battle, because then, she'll start using it every two seconds, alternating with some devastating magic attaks, making it impossible for you to kill her. The battle with her is optional, If I remember well.

             Number 10: Edea, Final Fantasy VIII. She is a sorceress, possessed by Ultimecia. As a sorceress, her magic is very high, as one would expect, and because of this she might be a bit hard to kill. She's not evil,  but ultimecia's domain made her turn evil. The big pain in battling her is in the second battle, when she casts reflect in herself, and uses "maelstrom", which halves your current HP and curses you, which means you can't use limit breaks...

                 Number 9: Shadow Lord, Final Fantasy XI. He is in this list because in his battle, he has two modes, one immune to physical attacks, and the other immune to magic, and he changes between these all the time, which is a real pain. In his second phase, he'll only use implosions, one after the other, and if you take too long, he'll kill your whole party before you notice.

               Number 8: Seymour Guado, Final Fantasy X.  He's not strong, not at all, but his aeons are. He uses the aeon Anima, which is ratherly hard to kill, but not as hard as the other villains in this list. The reason he's in this position is that he's a total bother during the whole game. Every time you think "oh, good, I killed Seymour",  he appears again, and again, and again. He NEVER dies. Probably because he's already dead from the start of the game, since he's a unsent, but whatever, he keeps coming back, just to make you lose your precious time.

               Number 7: Jenova, Final Fantasy VII (VII, Dirge of Cerberus, Crisis Core, Before Crisis and Advent Children). She's a calamity that fell in the planet some day. She's kind of a alien. She's not a boss, you don't fight her, but the reason she's here is because she's the cause of everything wrong in FF VII. She made Sephiroth be what he is. She made his clones, She made Sephiroth be reborn, She made Geostigma... She' s the root of averything evil and wrong. the fault is partly Shinra's, who used her... but whatever, I like Rufus Shinra. And in Advent Children, he tried to undo all the stuff he caused...

               Number 6: Cloud of Darkness, Final Fantasy III. The first battle with her is unwinnable, which alone makes the player pissed. To worsen it, in the second battle she uses a attack, her only one, Flare Wave, which deals 1500 damage to the whole party. She can also use a physical attack that ignore your defenses and causes instant kill.

               Number 5: Kuja, Final Fantasy IX. Kuja is not very powerful, his attaks are mostly regular magic, but sometimes, frequency increases during the battle, he'll cars Flare Star, an undefensive powerful spell. To avoid it, you can't use anything that lowers his MP, or cast Reflect on yourself.

                  Number 4: Ultimecia, Final Fantasy VIII. She chooses ramdomly which character will fight with her, and she also absorbs some characters, if they are KO'ed, and left alone for long, and the character will not return. You can't use Guardian Forces, because she absorbs them, and some of her spells are really powerful.

                 Number 3: Kefka, from Final Fantasy VI. He always starts using Heartless Angel,  which decreases all party HP to 1, so use curaga fast. He'll then proceed to attak normally. He can use Havoc Wing, which deals a lot of damage, and Trine, which inflicts Blind and Silence. But his worst is the second fase, because of his attack Forsaken, a two-turn attack, and Ultima, that inspite of being less powerful, deals more damage. He also starts to use Vengeance, that ends every positive status alterations, along with Havoc Wing and Trine. He can also use meteor, but it's not so powerful.

           
                     Number 2: Yunalesca, from Final Fantasy X.  You'll fight her in Zanarkand, She's a unsent, and hard to kill. the first fase is easy, just reflect everything she sends. On the second, though, she will use Hellbiter, turning all party into zombie, and use cure spells, which kills you. You can't summon anything, because she absorbs summons. And in her third stage, she'll use ocasionally Megadeth, which kills everyone who is not a zombie. So, you have to leave one as zombie, but if you do so, she'll probably skip your round and kill the zombie, so is hard to kill her...

                 And in First place, SEPHIROTH!! He's the main Villain in Final Fantasy VII series. He is the dark opost of the protagonist, Cloud. He was a SOLDIER, for Shinra, the best one, but went crazy and turned evil wanting to end what his mother, Jenova, started, destroying the planet (he had Jenova's DNA inserted in him, like all of the SOLDIER). Anyway, he's first not because he's the most powerful, but because he's doubtlessly the most persistent. (plus, he's crazy powerful. maybe not the most, but close to that.). After Cloud defeats him in FF VII, he comes back in Advent Children, by making one of the clones he had created of himself turn into him, after having contact with Jenova's severed hear, and his battles are EPIC. His weapon is a two-meter-long Katana, called Masamune, and he uses it to kill Aerith, in FF VII. He is refered to as the "One winged angel", due to the fact that he has one black wing. He has silver long hair, and uses a SOLDIER uniform in the first game he appears. He's also a optional boss in Kingdom Hearts I and II, but he's harder to beat than the final boss in both games. In KH I, he's the platinum match at Coliseum, and in KH II, he'll be at the crystal fissure, waiting for Cloud to appear and battle him.

Organization XIII - N° I - Xemnas the Superior.

        Xemnas is the founding member or Organization XIII, and number One. He came up with the plan to create hearts using Kingdom Hearts to become whole again. He uses two ethereal red blades (which look just like Lighsabers, so I think he might be a Sith... dunno.) and the element of nothingnes.
        Now, I know that there's the whole Ansem-Xemnas-Riku-Diz-Xehanort-Terra paradox and stuff, everyone looks the same at some point, and everyone is called Ansem at some point... It's really confusing, and I plan to explain it sometime, but just to clarify, I'm just gonna talk about Xemnas, the leader of Organization XIII, kay?
        He is evil, rarely appears in 358/2 Days, letting Saix transmit his orders in his stead, and is the final boss in KH II. You'll fight him after you defeat everyone else in the Land That never Was, in the highest spot in the building. He has five stages in total, and you fight him with Sora and Riku. The first is easy, it takes place in the same spot where Riku and Roxas fought, and he is weak, do not have strong attacks. the second stage is the demon king, he is in a throne. use drives and win easily. The third is like a gummi ship travel, just recharge and fire at him. there are close to no enemies, and he will have become a giant flying thing that does not attack you. On the fourth, he's in the throne again, but this time he has some lighting attacks, and can throw you into space. if he does so, use reaction commands to land in buildings and come back aboard. be careful with the lighting that keeps you from hitting him.
      The  fifth and final stage is in a black and white room.Xemnas will have changed clothes. the floor moves in a circular confusing motion, and his attacks are strong. This stage is hard. use reaction command "reversal" to get close to him, and try to avoid his clone he'll create, focus on himself. When he catches Sora and you control Riku, use dark aura to block his attacks and get to him to free Sora with the reaction command. When he starts shooting a freaking lot of lasers, hit triangle and x at the same time repeteadly to reflect them. you have to hit him with a combo to win, killing him.
      Once you did, congratulations, you finished KH II!
       He's a very strong oponent, and really hard to beat. In KH 3D (Dream Drop Distance) he appears in a younger but already Nobody version.

           See what I said? HE USES TWO LIGHTSABERS! HE'S A SITH LORD!

Organization XIII - N° XI - Marluxia the Graceful Assassin

          Marluxia is evil. There's no doubt concerning that. He isn't called "assassin" for no reason, he really likes to kill, and his weapon is a giant scythe. Most of the people don't like him, and laugh at him because his hair is pink and his scythe releases pink flower petals whenever he swings it. But it has a special meaning: In Japan, the color pink represents death, so he is a death agent. The petals means the death coming. His scythe can be associated with a death scythe, and there you have a Shinigami, a god of death. I really like this hidden meaning, 'cause it makes him even more awesome, and explains his attitude and his title.
          He was given leadership over castle oblivion, and was also the head of the conspiracy group that planned to take over the Organization. Along with Axel, Larxene, Zexion, Vexen and some others, he was eliminated by Sora (Sora, Riku and Axel killed all of those there, except for Axel himself). He's the final boss in Sora's part in CoM. He's the one who had the idea of using Naminé to control Sora.
          As every good boss, he has more than one form, to complicate our lives. He has four Badass forms, and is hard to beat.

      The three last pictures are Marluxia's Second, third and final form. the first is his usual form. the hardest one to beat was the third, the angelical form.