Hey!?! Where's the option for both? I voted Terra though because it involves her existance and before going into the final battles, it is unknown whether she will be gone forever at the end...or not. Celes is just plain 'ole awesome as well.
Celes because she actually tries to commit suicide, and I want her to feel good about herself because commiting suicide is totally lame. If you commit suicide, you are just a coward who can't face up to the real world.Â
Celes because she actually tries to commit suicide, and I want her to feel good about herself because commiting suicide is totally lame. If you commit suicide, you are just a coward who can't face up to the real world. Headbanger88
Well, you've never had severe manic drepression. Either way, I voted for Celes to put her on the top and Terra on the bottom.:P
Celes because she actually tries to commit suicide, and I want her to feel good about herself because commiting suicide is totally lame. If you commit suicide, you are just a coward who can't face up to the real world. Headbanger88
Well, remember, some people just had their medicine ****** up like I did. I used to think the same thing about those kind of people. Now I just know that it's nieve to say something like that....I really think that about 50% of suicides are not that persons fault. There are TONS of things that can go wrong chemically .
I think Celes' Runic ability is more useful than Terra's Moprh ability. With Terra's high magic and good equipment, you do not need the additional boost in stats given by Morph. With Ultima, everyone can do 9999. Basically, Terra's Morph is more of a props to show her connection with the espers.
Dang its close...but I'm big on the terra think....anyhow I think if you look into the story placement it would be terra...but its ff6 it all depends on how you train them. Is Locke a choice lmao.
I'm going with Terra though, green hair is the bomb, also I really like the Esper form. Nothing against Celes, I just like terra more and I haven't played it recently enough to do a critical character analysis.
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