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*** Anima hasn't been around that long as an Aeon, maybe a couple decades at most since Seymour's childhood, and the Baaj temple is obviously much older than that. We know that Yojimbo's Fayth statue was stolen from an unknown temple at some point before ending up in the back of a cave in the Calm Lands Gorge, so it could be plausible that Yojimbo was the Aeon originally located in the Baaj temple. After his statue was stolen, the temple was abandoned and fell into disrepair until it eventually sank into the ocean. When Seymour (or possibly Jyscal) needed somewhere to safely store Anima's Fayth statue, he either found or already knew about the abandoned Baaj temple and arranged for Anima's statue to be moved there.
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** Let's add that a bond has to be both ways. Even if Jascal's sphere had never been found and thus Seymour's plan to marry Yuna had gone ahead, the bond wouldn't have really existed. Seymour could've played the dutiful and loving husband all he wanted to the extent that Yuna could've seriously came to love him, however Seymour himself doesn't care about Yuna, only as a tool to fulfill his ambitions. If Seymour could've convinced Yuna to make him into her Final Aeon, the bond would've been effectively nonexistent and thus lost to Sin. Seymour's plan never had any chance of success at all.
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Because of his birth both she and Seymour were exiled to Baaj, and for that, she resented that she had to not only leave her husband, but be stuck in a stormy godforsaken rock with the reason she was sent there in the first place, she didn't ''hate'' him, but her feelings towards him probably soured somewhat, I figure this is somewhat symbolically reflected in her Aeons form, Anima, more specifically her overdrive, it shows that her lower half has been replaced with a horned wild haired monster full of dark rage, and where it is and the way it unfurls is rather... obvious in the implication if it is a representation of Seymour, not just that, but she is chained to it, as well as fused, how she probably felt towards Seymour, being that it is his (not intentional) fault she is stuck in Baaj.
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Because of his birth both she and Seymour were exiled to Baaj, and for that, she resented that she had to not only leave her husband, but be stuck in a stormy godforsaken rock with the reason she was sent there in the first place, she didn't ''hate'' him, but her feelings towards him probably soured somewhat, I figure this is somewhat symbolically reflected in her Aeons form, Anima, more specifically her overdrive, it shows that her lower half has been replaced with a horned wild haired monster full of dark rage, and where it is and the way it unfurls is rather... obvious in the implication if it is a representation of Seymour, not just that, but she is chained to it, as well as fused, how she probably felt towards Seymour, being that it is his (not intentional) fault she is stuck in Baaj.Baaj.
[[WMG: The Final Aeons would have eventually stopped working entirely.]]
* Each Final Aeon that defeats Sin becomes Sin through a process we're not entirely privy to. However, since every Sin except the first is formed out of the Final Aeon that defeats it, each successive Sin is stronger than the last, and that's also why the Calms become shorter and shorter, because it doesn't take as much time and effort by Yu Yevon to make the next Sin with a stronger Final Aeon.
Thus, with Sin becoming stronger and stronger, eventually even the strongest Final Aeons possible couldn't hope to stand up to the last Sin, who would be completely unstoppable. Tidus and Yuna's journey was not only the only chance Spira had to stop Sin for good, but if it had failed Spira would be living on borrowed time.
[[WMG: The Final Aeons would have eventually stopped working entirely.]]
* Each Final Aeon that defeats Sin becomes Sin through a process we're not entirely privy to. However, since every Sin except the first is formed out of the Final Aeon that defeats it, each successive Sin is stronger than the last, and that's also why the Calms become shorter and shorter, because it doesn't take as much time and effort by Yu Yevon to make the next Sin with a stronger Final Aeon.
Thus, with Sin becoming stronger and stronger, eventually even the strongest Final Aeons possible couldn't hope to stand up to the last Sin, who would be completely unstoppable. Tidus and Yuna's journey was not only the only chance Spira had to stop Sin for good, but if it had failed Spira would be living on borrowed time.
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Seymour is Shinji. A young boy who is forced to see his mother die to become a weapon against the threat to humanity, then forced to wield that weapon himself. In this world, Shinji snapped and decided [[KillEmAll everything can just die]].
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Seymour is Shinji. A young boy who is forced to see his mother die to become a weapon against the threat to humanity, then forced to wield that weapon himself. In this world, Shinji snapped and decided [[KillEmAll everything can just die]].die.
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** Gendo is Jyscal Guado, but Shinji/Seymour took on a Gendo like role, because after all, it was alluded Shinji and Gendo are NotSoDifferent.
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** Gendo is Jyscal Guado, but Shinji/Seymour took on a Gendo like role, because after all, it was alluded Shinji and Gendo are NotSoDifferent.
not so different.
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[[{{Transgender}} Wakka was.]] However, he'd be passing successfully for so long, so Lulu pretended the baby was hers while Wakka took a break. A very long break.
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Because of his birth both she and Seymour were exiled to Baaj, and for that, she resented that she had to not only leave her husband, but be stuck in a stormy godforsaken rock with the reason she was sent there in the first place, she didn't ''hate'' him, but her feelings towards him probably soured somewhat, I figure this is somewhat symbolically reflected in her Aeons form, Anima, more specifically her overdrive, it shows that her lower half has been replaced with a horned wild haired monster full of dark rage, and where it is and the way it unfurls is rather... obvious in the implication if it is a representation of Seymour, not just that, but she is chained to it, as well as fused, how she probably felt towards Seymour, being that it is his (not intentional) fault she is stuck in Baaj.
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Because of his birth both she and Seymour were exiled to Baaj, and for that, she resented that she had to not only leave her husband, but be stuck in a stormy godforsaken rock with the reason she was sent there in the first place, she didn't ''hate'' him, but her feelings towards him probably soured somewhat, I figure this is somewhat symbolically reflected in her Aeons form, Anima, more specifically her overdrive, it shows that her lower half has been replaced with a horned wild haired monster full of dark rage, and where it is and the way it unfurls is rather... obvious in the implication if it is a representation of Seymour, not just that, but she is chained to it, as well as fused, how she probably felt towards Seymour, being that it is his (not intentional) fault she is stuck in Baaj.
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[[WMG: Seymour's mother secretly resented him...]]
Because of his birth both she and Seymour were exiled to Baaj, and for that, she resented that she had to not only leave her husband, but be stuck in a stormy godforsaken rock with the reason she was sent there in the first place, she didn't ''hate'' him, but her feelings towards him probably soured somewhat, I figure this is somewhat symbolically reflected in her Aeons form, Anima, more specifically her overdrive, it shows that her lower half has been replaced with a horned wild haired monster full of dark rage, and where it is and the way it unfurls is rather... obvious in the implication if it is a representation of Seymour, not just that, but she is chained to it, as well as fused, how she probably felt towards Seymour, being that it is his (not intentional) fault she is stuck in Baaj.
Because of his birth both she and Seymour were exiled to Baaj, and for that, she resented that she had to not only leave her husband, but be stuck in a stormy godforsaken rock with the reason she was sent there in the first place, she didn't ''hate'' him, but her feelings towards him probably soured somewhat, I figure this is somewhat symbolically reflected in her Aeons form, Anima, more specifically her overdrive, it shows that her lower half has been replaced with a horned wild haired monster full of dark rage, and where it is and the way it unfurls is rather... obvious in the implication if it is a representation of Seymour, not just that, but she is chained to it, as well as fused, how she probably felt towards Seymour, being that it is his (not intentional) fault she is stuck in Baaj.
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It's mentioned during one of the Jecht Spheres that Auron was a disgraced warrior monk, apparently because he rejected the marriage to a priests daughter, which while career blowing, wouldn't be something that would outright disgrace him, however rejecting the proposal due to being gay would disgrace him, if the Yevon religion is as strict as it seems to be, over the course of Braskas pilgrimage he either already had a strong attraction to Braska (note there is a slight pause before Auron calls Braska "my lord" in the memory of choosing the final aeon, perhaps somethign else came to mind and he corrected himself), on the other side of the coin, despite apparently holding Jecht in some kind of contempt, Auron readily agrees to look after Tidus, and generally seems to have grown quite fond of Jecht during their time together, also, minor note, I know it is probably due to camera angles not being refined, but the memory of Jecht asking Auron to look after Tidus, Aurons viewpoint is apparently Auron staring at Jechts chest.
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-> (After Seymour killed Tidus and co):
--> Seymour: Pick me to be your Final Aeon.
--> Yuna: Or what?
--> Seymour after realising he killed all his bargining chips: Shit.
--> Seymour: Pick me to be your Final Aeon.
--> Yuna: Or what?
--> Seymour after realising he killed all his bargining chips: Shit.
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--> Yuna: Or what?
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-> '''Yuna''': "Or what?"
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We see one man apparently effected by it, and at most he is abit snippy at you, obviously Tidus uses it as a lie to cover his "I know nothing about Spira" mindset, even then, people mention this is strange, I think that Yevonites made up the whole "Sin secretes Toxin" thing as a way to explain away people having a crisis of faith or suffering from PTSD from a Sin attack, seeing as somewhere as sparse as Spira would likely not have much in the way of medical professionals due to the whole "Sin attacks settlements to big" thing, easier to sweep those people under the rug by claiming the giant demon whale makes peoples brains go messed up with a Toxin, this has another bit of evidence, the entire party at one point stands on Sins head, and suffers no ill effect apart from Wakka mentioning some "Bad Vibes"
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We see one man apparently effected by it, and at most he is abit snippy at you, obviously Tidus uses it as a lie to cover his "I know nothing about Spira" mindset, even then, people mention this is strange, I think that Yevonites made up the whole "Sin secretes Toxin" thing as a way to explain away people having a crisis of faith or suffering from PTSD from a Sin attack, seeing as somewhere as sparse as Spira would likely not have much in the way of medical professionals due to the whole "Sin attacks settlements to big" thing, easier to sweep those people under the rug by claiming the giant demon whale makes peoples brains go messed up with a Toxin, this has another bit of evidence, the entire party at one point stands on Sins head, and suffers no ill effect apart from Wakka mentioning some "Bad Vibes"
Vibes".
[[WMG: Seymours plan wouldn't have worked, at all]]
So, Seymours big plan was to marry Yuna, get her to pick him as the Final Aeon Sacrifice, and become Sin. but it has been implied that the bond between a summoner and her guardian is what makes the Final Aeon strong enough to beat Sin, a bond which Yuna and Seymour clearly do not have at all, so all that would happen is that Seymour would get summoned, Yuna would die and Final Aeon!Seymour would get his ass beat harder than the Aurochs and killed, the final summoning doesn't work ever single time, after all in the past few thousand years the Final Summoning has only worked 6 times. That's not even getting into the fact that Yuna most likely without some cohersion would not pick him, she was already prepared to throw her life away on the Final Summoning, and Seymour was going to kill her friends at the wedding, he would have had no chips to bargain with if that had went through:
-> (After Seymour killed Tidus and co):
--> Seymour: Pick me to be your Final Aeon.
--> Yuna: Or what?
--> Seymour after realising he killed all his bargining chips: Shit.
[[WMG: Seymours plan wouldn't have worked, at all]]
So, Seymours big plan was to marry Yuna, get her to pick him as the Final Aeon Sacrifice, and become Sin. but it has been implied that the bond between a summoner and her guardian is what makes the Final Aeon strong enough to beat Sin, a bond which Yuna and Seymour clearly do not have at all, so all that would happen is that Seymour would get summoned, Yuna would die and Final Aeon!Seymour would get his ass beat harder than the Aurochs and killed, the final summoning doesn't work ever single time, after all in the past few thousand years the Final Summoning has only worked 6 times. That's not even getting into the fact that Yuna most likely without some cohersion would not pick him, she was already prepared to throw her life away on the Final Summoning, and Seymour was going to kill her friends at the wedding, he would have had no chips to bargain with if that had went through:
-> (After Seymour killed Tidus and co):
--> Seymour: Pick me to be your Final Aeon.
--> Yuna: Or what?
--> Seymour after realising he killed all his bargining chips: Shit.
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[[WMG: Sins "Toxin" is a complete lie]]
We see one man apparently effected by it, and at most he is abit snippy at you, obviously Tidus uses it as a lie to cover his "I know nothing about Spira" mindset, even then, people mention this is strange, I think that Yevonites made up the whole "Sin secretes Toxin" thing as a way to explain away people having a crisis of faith or suffering from PTSD from a Sin attack, seeing as somewhere as sparse as Spira would likely not have much in the way of medical professionals due to the whole "Sin attacks settlements to big" thing, easier to sweep those people under the rug by claiming the giant demon whale makes peoples brains go messed up with a Toxin, this has another bit of evidence, the entire party at one point stands on Sins head, and suffers no ill effect apart from Wakka mentioning some "Bad Vibes"
We see one man apparently effected by it, and at most he is abit snippy at you, obviously Tidus uses it as a lie to cover his "I know nothing about Spira" mindset, even then, people mention this is strange, I think that Yevonites made up the whole "Sin secretes Toxin" thing as a way to explain away people having a crisis of faith or suffering from PTSD from a Sin attack, seeing as somewhere as sparse as Spira would likely not have much in the way of medical professionals due to the whole "Sin attacks settlements to big" thing, easier to sweep those people under the rug by claiming the giant demon whale makes peoples brains go messed up with a Toxin, this has another bit of evidence, the entire party at one point stands on Sins head, and suffers no ill effect apart from Wakka mentioning some "Bad Vibes"
