Jack’s obsession with defeating Chaos seems to be turning into a source of amusement among some fans.
This makes the fact it is said so often that much more obvious. Chaos isn’t exactly a word you hear used in everyday conversation all that often, and that applies to both Japanese and English. The English version, due to slight changes in the translation, only says Chaos nine times, but that still seems a bit overkill. We actually counted, and in the two and a half minutes of this trailer, Chaos’s name is used a total of 11 times in the original Japanese version. Within the first few seconds of the short opening sequence, the name Chaos can be heard twice, and the frequency at which Chaos’s name is thrown about over the course of the video has already become an internet meme.Īs you can see by watching the video, the name Chaos is used more than a few times. The game’s trailer begins with the main character, Jack, and his friends standing in front of the gates to Chaos Temple, ready to fight their way inside and defeat Chaos. The team also consists of development directors Hiroya Usuda and Nobumichi Kumabe from Koei Tecmo Games, both of whom have worked on collaboration titles with other companies in the past. Many of the staff previously involved in Square Enix’s Dissidia Final Fantasy series are working on the project as well. The project has a number of big names involved including Tetsuya Nomura as the creative producer and Kazushige Nojima in charge of the story. STRANGER OF PARADISE FINAL FANTASY ORIGIN is an action RPG currently under development by Square Enix and Koei Tecmo’s Team Ninja. However, rather than discussing the game’s action aspects and story setting, fans have instead decided to focus on one particular word that seems to be emphasized in the preview trailer. With a team of veteran developers, the game is an ambitious one that is going to re-explore the origins of the Final Fantasy franchise.
On June 14, 2021, Square Enix announced STRANGER OF PARADISE FINAL FANTASY ORIGIN. Publication date of the original Japanese article: 18:01 (JST)
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