For the final blow Cloud rises above the opponent to take hold of the main blade and dives to attack, creating a shockwave that disperses the after-images. As he moves, a gold after-image of Cloud is left holding each sword. Cloud quickly moves past his opponent and slashes them with one of the swords, then takes hold of another and repeats the process for each blade. This attack separates the Fusion Sword into its individual components, the main blade floating above Cloud's opponent while the other five swords surround them in a circle. The Fusion Sword is closely associated with the Limit Break Cloud performs at the end of Advent Children, " Omnislash Version 5" ( 超究武神覇斬ver.5, Chōkyū Bushin Hazan ver.5 ?). With the weapon being featured and named in other titles, "Fusion Sword" has come to be used as the proper name for the completed weapon. The film's creative designer, Takayuki Takaya, has stated the individual swords are nameless, and no other names have been put forth by the creators other than "Fusion Swords", which was used during development. The individual weapons are not named, and are usually identified by a numerical designation, such as Final Fantasy Record Keeper calling the main blade and the hollow blade, "1st Fusion Sword" and "2nd Fusion Sword', respectively. At points when Cloud connects additional swords to the main blade, the assembly briefly glows a green-blue color, but this is inconsistent and there is no glow when Cloud disconnects a sword from the assembly.
It is unclear to what extent the individual swords, and the various states of assembly the Fusion Sword goes through, augment the strength of Cloud's attacks or the weapon's cutting and crushing power. Cloud is able to perform many of his Limit Breaks when wielding the swords. Over the course of events in Advent Children, Cloud wields the various swords in different combinations, as individual weapons and partially assembled into the Fusion Sword. Cloud's motorcycle, the Fenrir, has compartments along the front wheel assembly that store the six swords while he is driving.
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The harness only has slots for four blades in Advent Children, but in other media and merchandise, it usually has six slots to hold the full set. Cloud carries the weapons in a harness on his back, the handles emerging from the sides for him to reach behind him and draw them. The individual swords consist of the main blade, a hollow front blade, a pair of back blades, and a pair of side blades. The Fusion Sword is composed of six swords that assemble into a single large sword with a shape identical to the Buster Sword. The Fusion Sword's components and how they combine. 4.3 Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call.4.2.2 Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia.
4.2 Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.4.1 Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII.The sleeve also hides his Geostigma infection, which he wants to conceal from his friends. Cloud wears a pink ribbon hidden under the sleeve in remembrance of Aerith Gainsborough. The emblem is also on Barret's, Denzel's, and Tifa's rings. It is the gray wolf that follows Cloud throughout the film, and Cloud wears his emblem on his shoulder pauldron, his earring and gloves, as well as on the background his cellphone. The wolf motif from which the attire gains its name is Fenrir. The concept began with a black robe and was restructured into the final version. 1.4 Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain CallĪppearances Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Ĭloud's new design was made with fighting in mind.1.1.1 Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII.When Cloud wears this outfit he wields the Fusion Swords-his new multi-blade combine weapon from the movie-rather than the Buster Sword, his iconic starter weapon from Final Fantasy VII. The outfit incorporates elements from his original outfit, notably the single pauldron, as well as Sephiroth's outfit with the crossed straps and the long piece of cloth around his leg and the single long sleeve that bring to mind Sephiroth's long black coat.Ĭloud wears a pink ribbon around his left arm, though it usually stays hidden. He has a shoulder pauldron, and his chest is covered by two straps, held in place by a badge representing Fenrir, a wolf that has come to be associated with him. It is designed by Tetsuya Nomura, Cloud's original character designer and the director for Advent Children.Ĭloud wears a high collar sleeveless indigo shirt, black pants and boots, and black cloth covering his left leg and arm. Cloudy Wolf attire in the arcade version of Dissidia Final Fantasy.Ĭloudy Wolf, also known as Advent Attire, is the attire Cloud Strife wears in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children that has since become his iconic "alternate outfit" seen in various spin-off appearances.
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