Young Sephiroth Vs Rhadoran Soldiers (FFVII: EVER CRISIS)

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Young Sephiroth vs a army of Rhadoran soldiers. From FFVII: EVER Crisis The First Soldier

[BlackReaper]

I see even as a young lad Sephiroth had a penchant for standing menacingly in the middle of fires.

[zuxx]

I like the idea of Sephiroth going like, "This weapon is too short. Very inefficient. A 7 foot sword should suffice."

[supermills]

That man just took a bag of doves everywhere he went and dumped them out right before he appeared anywhere.

[gingerbread_GB]

So Sephiroth has been practicing turning around standing in fire since he was young. That's why he's so good at it.

[Randomguy-snyz]

0:35 The missles that Sephiroth sliced didn't just miss the main group, but also hit the Wutai soldiers that you can see behind them. Sephiroth really did consider everything.

[darkelite]

So this is before sephiroth got his contract with L'Oréal and he got his long sword

[StringBlazer]

The biggest takeaway that I think is interesting about Young Sephiroth is that it also indirectly gives some more weight to just how terrifying Jenova is, too. In the Kalm flashback Sephiroth mentions that she has 'superior magic' and so Sephiroth in this scene casting Fire 3 right out of the gate really puts it in perspective that he didn't grow into his power -- he was always a bit of a monster and only as an adult figured out why.

[lordkardok]

If you pause and count the cuts on the ground, it's 8 cuts, his signature Octaslash.

[Celestial_Souljah]

I'm surprised that so many people are surprised by Seph being powerful as a kid. He's literally a bred super soldier. Him coming out of the gate powerful was kinda the point. On top of that, he's spent his whole life training in swordsmanship and magic, so this is what we should have expected even if it was never shown.

[wilykat]

Even if he were on your side, you'd still be more afraid of Sephiroth than your actual enemy. That's a testimony to his demigod type abilities and imposing aura.

[thechosenone]

What i love about Sephiroth as a character is that he has never been shown to struggle in battle. Even though he has been defeated, he was ALWAYS winning prior. It really gives a sense of invincibility to him.

[lotusroot]

Back when sephiroth could afford haircuts

[Tango_Mike]

Seph gives me some Anakin vibes. Guy was an example and insanely OP but lost his way and went from biggest ally to worst enemy.

[porrabr]

No surprises, It's been said in the original game many times he fought in the wutaii war and was a Super Soldier, an Icon, a Hero, but it's SO FUCKING cool to see these words coming to life with this scene!

[RedOblivion]

Sephiroth is terrifying in that the only reason he even loses in any capacity, pre and post Jenova fusion is when he was mentally vulnerable, and that he chronically never considers anyone a real threat, never giving it his all.

[theeyeoftheyinyangs]

Before Sephiroth became a badass villain, he was a badass SOLDIER.

[rah]

That's insane. I thought he grew into his power.... NOPE they're saying he was always a monster. No wonder why by the time he's an adult he's so aloft. Even when training against his friends. He knows he's an ocean difference in power between him and everyone else!

[MBOmnis]

The world's enemy, indeed.
Pretty awesome to see the slash marks on the ground all around him.

[ZachPrime]

I really hope that we get more scenes of young sephiroth, hopefully him trying to have some camaraderie with people. He strikes me as the kind of character that would absolutely walk into a room seeing people arm wrestling, be invited to participate in being excited at the idea of playing something with regular people only to irreparably damaged someone with his lightest effort. I want to see the tragedy

[_Just_Another_Guy]

They love using that "Sephiroth standing in the middle of a firestorm" motif.