FF6 Terra vs Kefka with Seized with Fury FFVI Remix

Here's another Dissidia video. This time, we have the heroine and villain of FFVI duking it out in a magical frenzy. Terra is actually one of my favorite characters to play, alongside Shantotto, Bartz, and Firion. She, like Shantotto, battles with magical attacks, including the ever dreaded Holy, Flare, and Ultima spells. Unlike Shantotto, though, she can't chain her HP attacks, and lacks her flair for words. Her magic changes a bit in EX Mode, although you don't get to see it in this video since I cast Ultima's EX Mode version without using the normal version before hand (the EX Mode version casts Ultima twice to deal twice the damage.) and just went to her EX Burst. She's an interesting character, which she'd have to be in order to be the heroine of one of the most beloved Final Fantasy games. She was placed under mind control by the empire of FFVI, so that they can use her amazing powers to take over the world. Shortly after the beginning of the game, she escapes this mind control, but has lost her memories, and for some reason cannot connect to other humans on an emotional level. She spends a good bit of time in the game trying to figure out why she has these powers, and then spends the rest of the game searching for a reason to live. She finds one, after a cataclysmic event that left an entire town of children parentless, and discovers love (No, not like "prince charming" love, the "I'll proudly stand up and defend her still today" type of love) and joins back up with the heroes team to save it from Kefka, who has become the God of Magic and seeks to destroy everything. Terra's EX Mode features her in her "Esper Form," which manifests as a nude woman with fur all over her body. However, it features Barbie Doll anatomy, that is, no genitalia, so it is still considered safe for minors. However, if that appearance disturbs you, that is entirely your discretion. The music I edited into this one is Seized with Fury, which is a remix of FFVI's "The Decisive Battle." For parents whose kids want this game, Dissidia is rated T for Teen, due to lots of references to death, violence, language (some characters say the "D-word"), and for Ultimecia, Kuja, and Cloud of Darkness' extremely skimpy outfits. For an example of each, either wait till I show a video featuring them, or search youtube for Ultimecia. It's for the PSP. For Viewers, please, please, PLEASE try to keep comments PG or lower. I've no aversion to swearing (though I don't swear aloud in the real world), if, beyond all possibility, a parent DOES come by to take a look at the game before buying it for their kids, I'd like a friendly environment to await them. Thank you.