Favorite Final Fantasy Antagonist

[neo_rufus]

In your eyes who is the best Final Fantasy antagonist? My friend was telling me that Sephiroth was recognized as the best Final Fantasy villain thus far. I don't blame people for considering him the best. He is very powerful and skilled with a sword, has a very interesting history and his motives are simply outrageous, yet deep. But is mere

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[chaosperfected]

Now see, I never really had a fave villan, or could pin point the best villan in any FF game I've played.
However, I'll have to go with FF9's Villan whose name escapes me at the moment.

Now, this Villan had it good from the start.
Was on the side of Queen Brhan, manipulated her into a power hungry Queen. Was strong, and was quite cunning in what he had planned for the world within FF9.

He scheemed and plotted, and hgot the characters to act accordingly though they never realized it. At least I think so.
Garnet for example, was part of Eiko's race, but escaped the attack-which was hinted at in flashbacks, and various story plot elements-, and was found by the queen Brahn who was loving at the time, and who had oddly enough just suffered the loss of a daughter who looked *exactly* like the orginal princess Garnet.
Only thing wrong with her, was the "horn" on her head. So it was surgically removed.
Enter the Villan.
He knows a "summoner" when he sees one. So he plots, and plans. Standing in the side lines whispering ideas to Brahn.

A true manipulator.
At least I think so.

[neo_rufus]

Although I am lacking on the details of FF9 it does sound like this villain is indeed a good manipulator. His plan sounded organized and had everybody pretty much fooled.

Very interesting indeed. :)

[glacial_phoenix]

Hmm, I agree with you that Kuja's a good manipulator :) I've never really seen him that way, though, possibly because I've always held Kefka as the villain.

[chaosperfected]

havent played the FF where Kefka is the villan, so thats why I chose Kuja.
He's not the "best" but he's good at manipulating.
I dare say, if all the worlds of FF were connected somehow, Seymore Guado took lessons from Kuja, and then just upped the stakes a whole lot more.

XD

[glacial_phoenix]

Ah. It's FF6, I do believe. :)
And if all the worlds are connected, the Planet (regardless of what you call it) is in need of some serious once-and-for-all saving :P