The Champion: Fights directly to uphold Cosmos's honor.The Cape: And does, in fact, come with a cape.Call-Back: The final scene of 012 shows him about to awaken from his hibernation in Order's Sanctuary, which was the first scene of 013.The end of the 13th cycle suggests that the person Cid was remembering in creating him was actually him. Artificial Human: Dissidia 012 reveals he's a Manikin created by Cid using Cid's memories, but unlike the Mooks fought in the game, he's a 'perfect' Manikin, able to have a sense of self and retain memories.Amnesiac Hero: He has no memories of his past beyond the cycles of war.

This means, due to Stable Time Loop and the fact that he was created from Cid's memories, that he is based on himself.

The Adventure Continues: The 13th cycle ends with the Warrior being the only character not transported back to his own world (as he has no home world), instead walking towards Cornelia in the distance, crystal in hand, implying that he is walking into the beginning of the original Final Fantasy.

From Featureless Protagonist to a badass Cape and Determinator? That's a level up.

Adaptational Badass: To more or less the same degree as his rival, Garland.

His major failing is his lack of ranged options, limited to a few weak and slow magical projectiles, and overall being a Master of None. He is a Jack-of-All-Stats fighter, with various mid-range and close-range Bravery attacks, many of which can link to HP attacks, and he is adept at fighting both on the ground and in the air. The Warrior from the original Final Fantasy, a nameless swordsman with no memories who wandered into the Kingdom of Cornelia with a crystal in his hand, he saved the Princess Sarah and slew the rogue knight Garland before embarking on a journey through time and space to save the world. Voiced by: Toshihiko Seki (Japanese), Grant George (English)-Fighting Style: Paragon

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