Final Fantasy X- Tidus' Story (All Narration)

The complete narration of Tidus' story as told in Final Fantasy X

[matth]

“Listen to my story. This..may be our last chance.”

Will never cease to give me goosebumps in the best way somehow

[Cjslvdr]

I love love love Tidus’ narrating voice. It is so damn soothing

[BobbyCorwen]

"A city dead for a thousand years..." The mountain summit was definitely the best scene in the game

[aldrichkessho]

When tidus said "This is My Story", I felt that, it's really giving me those good times of childhood....

[archibaldcabebe]

SquareSoft presents... Final Fantasy X... an audiobook by Tidus.

[xfalsetruthx]

I've always wondered WHAT POINT IN TIME Tidus was narrating from. Like, from what he says and looks back at things, it's obvious that it's from some point in the future. But when exactly has always eluded me. Like, after he disappeared/passed on from Spira? But this video made me realize that the narration STOPS after reaching the campsite in Zanarkand...and he tells you to listen to his story a second time...and a very slow lightbulb lit in my head. It was all on that hill! It may seem obvious to some, but I swear to you I had thought about this many times. Everything he told was with the information he gathered up until they reached that campsite (so he does not yet know about the final summoning, and would not actually be able to comment on it, even in narration). And that's why the game starts the way it does! LIKE, the GOOD MAJORITY OF FFX is essentially a very detailed FLASHBACK. Does this blow anyone else's mind but mine????

[eduardoguajardo]

Missed the “sometimes yuna just stare off of the distance, i finally understood why, she was saying goodbye, to the places she neved see again”

[VanillaSkyCrawler]

I decided I wanted to listen to Tidus' wonderful narration and searched for it on YouTube, and not only did I find this video, but it turns out I've watched and liked it before. I don't remember doing such, but I'm also not surprised. Thanks for uploading this, really hits my nostalgia.

[blipflipped]

Part of why I love Tidus is because of his self reflecting. Let's me get into his head better and empathize.

It's just like with the FFXIII trilogy where you have Vanille, Noel, and Lightning narrate through the series because of their importance, so you hear what they're thinking, feel what their feeling, and invest in their stories more. Narration's great when it isn't just used for exposition stuff.

[aladdin]

lol whenever i narrate in my head like kinda serious thinking, i do it in tidus voice like this XD he sounds cool to me, thanks 4 uploading o0o c3

[Suajata]

Tidus is a really cool guy in my book.

[coolboyz]

Finally someone uploaded the whole thoughts of tidus! Thank you so much for the video i’ve been waiting for this to happen for a long time!

[JorgeSaintts]

LOL, I love to narrate Tidus's quotes all the time! It was my first game on ps2, it really got my heart, so I learned a lot of quotes by heart, haha!
Thank you so much for this video ♥

[Elwood]

*Nobuo on piano*
Tidus: "Listen to my story. This may be the last Final Fantasy".
Me: 😦🥺

[alexusphoenix]

Just want to point out that one is missing. Tidus talks about how Yuna's faith in Yevon was shaken and that he should say or do anything to cheer her up. It was after they fought Seymour for the second time in Bevelle and right before the lake scene.

[aerowashburns]

FFX is a story I revisit every year, amazing stuff.

[marckevin]

It's great to hear from the start of the game Tidus sounded child like, impatience and whiny. And as the story goes by his voice started to grow matured. Great job, JAT. 🎊😀

[Voidmoney]

Feeling those nostalgia vibes. Brings a tear to my eye a lil bit. Guess I'll just stand up tall, take a deep breath, and laugh it off. HA HA HA HA HA.

[ExistentHope]

Ironically it is Tidus that dies instead of Yuna in the story by fading out of existence the story places Yuna as a sacrifice but in turn Tidus becomes the one sacrificed.

[LPRpgler]

Andi und Café ritter : er bleibt in der Gruft !