Lets start it all over again.  Please share any specific moment (any scene) in any FF series that made you feel deeply impress or having emotional impact by it.

Mine is the scene when Cecil have to fight with himself in order to become the Light Paladin in FF IV.  The reason why i'm impress by it was because it reflect on the reality that the greatest enemy is our innerself. 

And hopefully state why. Also you might want to put a spoiler warning in your thread (or post) just for those who havent played the game. If people dont expand on these ideas, it going to be reduced to a poll thread so a little effort please. ^__^Arath_1

Oh, my apology, i'm kind of new around here.  I will make it clearer next time. Thanx for advise.

Lets refresh our FF impression! Put one specific scene that impress you in any FF series.

***********SPOILER FOR FINAL FANTASY IV*******

Start by me: The scene when the dark knight become a paladin in FF IV.

This is a tough questions.  However, i do think every individual ff have its' uniqueness, i can hardly rank each of them.  No one is the best.

FF I and II - (too old to mention it)

FF III and IV - most classic and fantasy

FF VI - best music and characters (not to compare with this gen's graphic)

FF VII - best story

FF VIII and X - best romance

FF X2- most funny and best custome

FFXII - best game play system

FF IX in my opinion is the worst.  I don't like the design of the characters that much. (Except Vivi, he is lovely)

To correct the information.  Spirits Within wasn't a production of Square Enix!!  In that time, it was only Square!

Let me say as a person who work in the game business, "the biggest mistakes of Square Enix is that they combine these two original companies together". 

They are both great game companies that produce alot of original games for gamer.  But after they combine, games qualities are getting worse.  Now they are producing game for money but not from their original spirit anymore.  Moreover, many great game designers and programers left just because the companies joined together.

No offense, I'm a Square and Enix fan, but games now a day really are lacking on those original spirit senses and tastes.