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Final Fantasy's Lightning is a model for Louis Vuitton, which is one thing, but now there's an interview with a totally fictional character about her experience as a brand ambassador, and it doesn't make any sense. Here's a particularly interesting selection:

What does it feel like to become a Louis Vuitton ambassador?

My clothes were nothing more than armor to stay alive; “dressing up” was a concept I’ve never had. Perhaps that makes me an unseemly choice as ambassador. But this experience has opened my eyes. Fashion isn’t something you’re taught or given, it comes from your own taste and your own choices. It displays the essence of who you are to the people around you.

It makes me feel excited, a feeling similar to when I venture to unknown lands. It is a thrill that I, who has faced my share of danger, have never experienced before. LV is a new adventure―a new fantasy―that I will enjoy from the bottom of my heart. 

What are your upcoming projects?

I’m currently winding down after a long journey. My days are peaceful; it’s what I’ve always dreamed of. I hope these days last a long time.

But I’m always looking to push myself, to better myself. Sometimes I get the urge to put my life on the line again and test my limits.

One day, not so far in the future, I will be out there again, in a world of strife. But I won’t be the same person I was before. I will return to my origins, like a Mobius strip, but it’ll be a new me, one who has evolved.

I look forward to the day we meet again.

Who needs a real life model when you've got Lightning wearing your clothes?

Reality and fantasy become one : lightning a genuine heroine in the new @louisvuitton series 4 ad campaign

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Iconic fashion brand Louis Vuitton has tapped the pink haired heroine as the face of their Spring-Summer 2016 collection. Lightning has appeared before in ads for Prada with the rest of the XIII cast, but this is the first time she'll be headlining a campaign on her own.

It's finally happening. After 10 years in development, Final Fantasy XV is set to make its debut in 2016. Director Hajime Tabata confirmed the release window in a blog post celebrating the new year.

In VII the Final Fantasy, Aeris kills YOU.

If you haven't already heard, the upcoming HD remake of Final Fantasy VII is going to be delivered in episodes, and the reasoning behind it makes a fair amount of sense.

According to game director Yoshinori Kitase,

The biggest reason why we haven’t done a remake until now is because it’s a massive undertaking to reconstruct FINAL FANTASY VII from the ground up with the current technology. Producing a proper HD remake of FINAL FANTASY VII that maintains the same feeling of density of the original would result in a volume of content that couldn’t possibly fit into one instalment.

By moving to an episodic model, the game is able to capture the depth and breadth of the original while exploring new things the first version wasn't able to:

With FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE, we have the opportunity to go beyond the story, world and experience of FINAL FANTASY VII in ways we’ve always dreamed of - from the depths of Midgar to the skies above the Planet. The multi-part format enables us to expand the original story and turn it into an epic experience for fans and new gamers alike.

How do you feel about the choice to make FFVII episodic?

The Buster Sword is firmly lodged in a mountain like it's freakin Excalibur, but if you're falling through the air or running up one particular random mountain-side, you might run into a Final Fantasy Buster Sword on your Just Cause 3 adventures. You can also find Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, in a crater. Spoiler alert: you're not worthy enough to wield it.

Overly manly Sabin

I always felt there should have been a lot more awkward tension in the group when Red XIII joined....

The groom, Chris, and his groomsmen are dressed in suits styled after Type-0 outfits, while the bride, Grace, wore princess Garnet's coronation dress from FF XV:

Her bridesmaids are dressed as white mages, and the flower girl was Aerith from Crisis Core. You wont see him in the video, but the couple assures there was a Cid present at the wedding.

THE ECONOMY It's this bad.