About First Released December 18, 2001 Platforms ps2 Genre RPG Rating for Blood, Violence Summary Follow the exploits of the Summoner Yuna and her guardians as they battle an evil immortal enemy known as Sin in the blockbuster RPG Final Fantasy X. The main character, Tidus, is a star player of blitzball, a full contact sport.

Apr 29, 2014 - The Buyer's Guide. The story of Final Fantasy X is told from the perspective of Tidus. And Yuna in Kingdom Hearts II, and Yuna in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy? Not your turn, Active Time Battle Though still plagued by unexpected shifts from the regular environment into battle scenes. The Sphere Grid. The story of Final Fantasy X-2 takes place in Spira two years after the events of Final Fantasy X, told by former summoner turned sphere hunter Yuna. Three groups: New Yevon, the Youth League, and the Machine Faction, have risen to replace the fallen Yevon church and guide Spira into a new age.

After miraculously surviving the destruction of his homeland, he awakens among ruins and thereafter meets Yuna. As a summoner, Yuna must travel to distant temples and learn the secret art of summoning aeons -- powerful spirits of yore, in order to defeat 'Sin.' Tidus learns that a thousand years in the past, mankind lived in spectacular cities and relied on machines for everything, until Sin suddenly appeared and destroyed all civilization. Now, people shun technology, and no one knows when 'Sin' will strike again.

Final Fantasy X offers fully 3D environments that seamlessly integrate real-time movement with battles, allowing players to walk around and engage in battles on the same field map screen. Character expressiveness reaches new heights with the aid of Squaresoft's 'Facial Motion System', adding subtle facial expressions to characters in real-time, and for the first time in Squaresoft's popular RPG series, voiceovers from professional actors are used in addition to written text.

Players will also be able to enjoy new mini-games, such as mastering the sport of blitzball and the Al Bhed language. Final Fantasy X carries a newly designed battle system with a unique character development system using the 'sphere grid' system.

•: •: Tidus is surprisingly friendly and good natured for a teenager who was emotionally abused as a kid, lost his mother (by implied suicide), had his town destroyed by Sin and got transported to another world with no way back. It gets even more surprising near the climax when he learns that he is not real and states that he is happy nevertheless. He does show angst at some moments but he remains in a good mood.

This is, to a degree, some. Children who grow up in bad environments usually react to it in one of two ways: Either they become the same as their parents, or they become the antithesis, not wanting to inflict the same harm. Auron's influence and guardianship could have helped Tidus become the latter. • The fight against Seymour Omnis is disproportionately easy compared to what came before. To put it in perspective, you just got done fighting a four-part where the final part alone had 140,000 HP, almost 300,000 for all its parts total.

And the before that was a three-part with a combined total of 132,000 HP. Seymour Omnis though has only one stage with 80,000 HP. For his offensive he'll just spam elemental magic every turn while telegraphing what element he'll use, so the basic 'Nul ' spells that Yuna can cast every turn for a measly 2 MP will nullify his ability to harm you. Beyond that the only thing he has to hurt you is Ultima, which he gives you a turn's warning to prepare for. To make him even easier, the area immediately before the battle with him has an armor piece for Yuna that absorbs three elements, and an empty slot to customize something to weaken the fourth too. The result is your White Mage is for most of the fight as she protects the rest of the party from the boss's predictable attack pattern.