When and if they remake this game, I feel like Sephiroth should be harder than heck!

True, the ending was lame, but that fight was awesome and breath taking. And if you go to say it is cheesy, think about this. In how many fights, have they tore apart a whole building? Tell me that lol. Sephiroth is our man lol

I agree. Sephiroth should be harder than (dare I say it) the WEAPONS. That way only the dedicated players can beat the game. And if I may be bold as to say, they should make it like you can play through the game again, but with all the items, weapons, gil, and materia you ended the game with.

On another note, I would like to hear why everyone likes/loves Sephiroth so much.

Is there a way to have Sephiroth joining your party using some cheat device?

FFVII was my first FF game and I love everything about it. Can I join the club?

^^^ I don´t see why not as long as long as you remain loyar to the man, that is Sephiroth

^^^ speaking about that, have you notice how male heroes are each time more and more affeminate looking (Bishonen), particulary recent Castlevania games, and now there is this guy Leo for Tekken 6, who looks just like a girl, I mean what happened with the old brutal real man like Simon Velmont and suff

Welcome to the club Carrier of Hope.

You're absolutely right about the homosexuality in a lot of the FF villians as of late. It seems that they forgot that we look for strength in our villians as we do in our heroes. I don't like a villian that doesn't want to get his hands dirty, I like the type of villian that will hurl himself down from the roof of a cathedral, sword in hand, and pierce one of your characters ending their life.

Say what you want about Sephiroth, but that scene where he killed Aeris
defined him as a villian in my eyes. As much as I myself felt for this girl's death (who was pretty much always in my party), I also felt a certain amount of respect for a guy with enough balls to give you even more incentive to kill him, after he knows you already wanna kill him.

He is cold and cruel, as well as he is smart and masculine. Square needs to tap back into these types of villians more often.