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Dann wiederspricht sich Square Enix aber selbst bei ein paar Dutzend Storydetails.Zitat von Naphtali
Gerne würd ich das im Diagramm schon lesen können, doch dafür reicht mein Japanisch leider noch nicht ^^ Jedenfalls ist in der Mitte doch diese Verbindung - und zwar mit einem Fragezeichen. Hast du das auch übersetzt? Sieht mir kaum sehr eindeutig aus ...
"Ivalice: The main area in FFT, FFTA, and FF12. FFT describes it as a country, FFTA as a world, and FF12 as a region.
Ordalia: Described as a country in FFT and a continent in FF12. Ordalia undertook a Fifty Years' War with Ivalice in the backstory of FFT.
Valendia: Not mentioned in FFT, FF12 describes it as one of the great continents, and the home of the destroyed Nabradian kingdom. More importantly, Valendia is the setting for Vagrant Story.
There are several crossovers between the games. Again, this is not necessarily a proof that they are factually connected (the names may just be cute references).
- The biggest link is that of Saint Ajora. In FF12, the Clan Primer mentions that Saint Ajora started a spinoff of the Light of Kiltia religion, the Glabados Church, approximately two thousand years earlier. In FFT, Saint Ajora's life is placed as 1200 years before the events of the game. This would seem to place FF12 800 years after FFT. If this were the case, the "Holy Empire Yudora" in power at the time of Ajora's life would predate King Raithwall's Galtean Alliance by 900 years, and the "Fara Church" would be FFT's name for the Light of Kiltia (Faram being the name of the ultimate deity in both). However, there are some problems with this: in FFT, the Glabados Church is the primary religion of the time, whereas the original Light of Kiltia is dominant in FF12. Arguably, though, this could have happened once Saint Ajora was exposed as a fraud in the events of FFT. Another obvious problem is the total lack of non-hume races in FFT - again, one would have to say that the races immigrated to Ivalice or were discovered by humes in the ensuing 800 years. Though a bit of a stretch, given that humes are the dominant species in Ivalice in FF12, it's not impossible.
- The Lucavi of FFT are part of the Espers in FF12. The history of the Espers (given above) indicates Ultima leading a revolt against the gods. In FFT, the Lucavi are known as demons, and their leader is Ultima/Altima. However, instead of being summoned as separate bodies using glyphs, they are reborn and take over the body of a human using Zodiac Stones. One could be inventive in squeezing the two legends together to work, but it's difficult.
- Vagrant Story has a Kiltian Temple as one of its later dungeons; the Light of Kiltia is the main religion in FF12."
Lest euch mal ein: http://www.ffcompendium.com/h/ivalice.shtml
(Wunderbar, dass Cidolfas das Compendium halbwegs aktuell hält)
