Fainaru fantajî V

Video Game
1992
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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Action Adventure Fantasy

When the magical crystals which keep the elements in balance begin to shatter unexpectedly, a ragtag group consisting of a wanderer, a princess, a pirate captain, and an amnesiac old man mus... Read allWhen the magical crystals which keep the elements in balance begin to shatter unexpectedly, a ragtag group consisting of a wanderer, a princess, a pirate captain, and an amnesiac old man must band together to save the world.When the magical crystals which keep the elements in balance begin to shatter unexpectedly, a ragtag group consisting of a wanderer, a princess, a pirate captain, and an amnesiac old man must band together to save the world.

Director
- Hironobu Sakaguchi

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Director
- Hironobu Sakaguchi

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Final Fantasy V

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Trivia
Not released in America until it was featured on the Final Fantasy Anthology collection for Playstation One, along with Final Fantasy VI.

Quotes
Gilgamesh: Enough expository banter! Now we fight like men! And ladies! And ladies who dress like men!

Alternate versions
Rereleases of Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI are now available as the Final Fantasy Anthology (US).

Connections
Edited into Final Fantasy 25th Anniversary Ultimate Box (2012)

Soundtracks
Turkish March
(excerpt)
Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (uncredited)

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Featured review

10/10

My first Final Fantasy game

Most people were introduced to the Final Fantasy franchise via Final Fantasy 7, but that wasn't my case. This was, in fact, the very first game of that series I ever played, and probably because of that, my perception of the franchise was always associated to medieval fantasy (Something which was reinforeced when I played Final Fantasy 4)

Final Fantasy 5 is probably the most underrated game of the series. I know many fans of the franchise prefer darker, more apocalyptic stories, but this game had its share of dark and dramatic moments.

And some parts from it were incredibly difficult! The final boss was probably one of the hardest enemies ever made in any RPG game, as far as I know.

I remember needing a lot of help of my older brother to finish this game.

But it was a fun, captivating game. It had a whimsical magic which I wish the series still retained. Alas, people only want more and more darkness.