Sephiroth_pack

missed the first release, as I think it was before my time in this modding community, but to date there have been a total of three Sephiroth models made by this author, though two were lost to time. But no matter! Time is not our master, right? In fact Gir called upon the community to do his dirty work for him and gather up the three models and send them [i]back[/i] to him so he could post up all three together in one concise pack. And that's exactly what we have. Now to be honest I've always liked all three. I found each model appealing for different reasons. I like the cartoony ones because I feel they are more in touch with Final Fantasy 7's graphical style. But then there's the most recent incarnation which is meant to be more realistic and in line with the Final Fantasy 7 movie, Advent Children. That also has a certain appeal. In any case I'm sure we can all say he's the master at making Sephiroth. He ought to be with as much practice as he gets! So here's the low-down on each model, in case you missed the original releases. The first model has two versions: a jacketed version and a jacketless version, both of which were seen in the original FF7 game. It has a very anime-ish style to it, much moreso than the next version, which is similar but more refined. That version also lacks a jacketed version. This version is accessible by the species menu. The last and most recent version is the Advent Children incarnation, available only in jacketed form. Three choices in three distinct styles -- hopefully it will have a little something for everyone! [b]Team Support[/b]: No [b]Bot Support[/b]: Yes [b]NPC Support[/b]: Yes [b]New Sounds[/b]: Yes ~Inyri
If there's one thing this author is known for it's making Sephiroth models. You know, the long-haired overpowered overrated villain from Final Fantasy 7. *runs to avoid being hit with a cabbage* I