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* One of Tseng's DMW cutscenes show Zack paying his respects to [[VideoGame/BeforeCrisis Essai and Sebastian]], the two SOLDIER members who died after Fuhito forcibly converted them into Ravens.
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* A retroactive one once the Nibelheim Incident is all well and done with: Sephiroth, who has been Zack's friend and ally, and friend of other characters, finally goes insane. It makes Zack's anguished declaration of betrayal that much more poignant.
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* A retroactive one once the Nibelheim Incident is all well and done with: Sephiroth, who has been Zack's friend friend, idol, and ally, and as well as friend of other characters, finally goes insane. It makes Zack's anguished declaration of betrayal that much more poignant.
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* Sephiroth's descent into madness, which this game covers in greater detail, was far more complicated and somewhat more sympathetic than the original ''FFVII'' showed. It wasn't just Nibelheim and learning of his origins that broke Sephiroth; before then, he was relatively friendless, with only Angeal and Genesis for support (being fellow experiments themselves). After unintentionally injuring Genesis (starting Genesis's degradation), it all unravels from there—Genesis goes missing, and Angeal goes rogue, leaving him completely alone and torn between his loyalties to SOLDIER and those he considered friends. Eventually, he contemplates retirement..., and then Nibelheim happens, and nobody is there for him except his newfound 'Mother.' Nibelheim wasn't the start of his lunacy; it was only the tipping point.
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* Sephiroth's descent into madness, which this game covers in greater detail, was far more complicated and somewhat more sympathetic than the original ''FFVII'' showed. It wasn't just Nibelheim and learning of his origins that broke Sephiroth; before then, he was relatively friendless, with only Angeal and Genesis for support (being fellow experiments themselves). After unintentionally injuring Genesis (starting Genesis's degradation), it all unravels from there—Genesis goes missing, and Angeal goes rogue, leaving him completely alone and torn between his loyalties to SOLDIER and those he considered friends. Eventually, he contemplates retirement..., and then Nibelheim happens, and nobody is there for him except his newfound 'Mother.' 'Mother'. It didn't help upon learning that he was a "monster" because of the Mako Infusion, like the Makanoids; and Genesis coming in only made things worse, causing Sephiroth to question his humanity even further. Nibelheim wasn't the start of his lunacy; it was only the tipping point.
