#CLOUD STRIFE FF7 ORIGINAL ART MOVIE#
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The Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children line of Final Fantasy Play Arts Action Figures features two variants of a deluxe set featuring Cloud and the Fenrir motorcycle. In Final Fantasy VII Remake, the Hardy-Daytona is redesigned to also have three wheels. The Fenrir has three wheels, one in the rear and two in the front. As development continued, the bike got bigger with Takeya feeling its heaviness gave an impact that worked well with the movie. The Fenrir was designed by Takayuki Takeya who was asked to design an upgraded version of Cloud's Hardy-Daytona motorcycle from Final Fantasy VII.

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A Keyblade called Fenrir is modeled after a motorcycle key.Ĭloud, in his appearance in the fan-made movie series Dead Fantasy, rides astride the Fenrir. It costs 1171 munny and requires 121x Material-G, Fire-G, Meteor-G, Masamune-G, Excalibur-G, Infinity-G, 2x Wheel-G blocks. In Kingdom Hearts II, a special blueprint called Fenrir can be obtained by receiving S-Rank in the Assault of the Dreadnought (Mission 2). Non- Final Fantasy guest appearances Kingdom Hearts series 'Crazy Motorcycle' was confirmed to be the background music while the player rides on it.Ĭloud sometimes appears with the Fenrir when using his abilities. Ī variation of the Fenrir motorcycle called the 'SDS Fenrir' is available for purchase from the Mog Station and as a bonus item for attendees of the 2018-2019 Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festivals. Since it is a grounded mount it would be too slow to make sense, but increasing its speed would make the other grounded mounts useless. Initially stored in the back of Barret Wallace's Shadow Fox truck, it emerges with Cloud astride to lead the World Regenesis Organization ground assault against the Deepground forces.Īccording to director Naoki Yoshida, Cloud's Fenrir motorcycle from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children exists in the game as an unused mount. The motorcycle's origin is revealed in this collection of short stories.ĭirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- Ĭloud rides the Fenrir during the Battle of Midgar. Upon entering the Midgar ruins he leaves the bike during combat to face Rosso the Crimson.

A year later, the Fenrir sees combat once more when Cloud rides it into the Battle of Midgar at the front of the ground assault. While surviving the onslaught, Cloud and the Fenrir would continue becoming entangled with the trio with Cloud being once forced to crash the Fenrir in order to avoid running into innocent children.Įventually, Cloud prevails in their final encounters and the Fenrir remains relatively unscathed, despite being hit by an energy blast from Kadaj. Quickly becoming his favored vehicle, Cloud took the bike with him when he began shutting himself off from his friends due to his Geostigma infection however he soon encountered Kadaj and the other Remnants of Sephiroth astride their bikes while traveling the wastelands surrounding Midgar.

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Looking for a mode of transportation to use in his new delivery business, Cloud barters with an unspecified owner for the bike, offering them free food and drinks for a lifetime at the 7th Heaven in exchange. The bike has internal storage compartments on either side of the front axle where Cloud stores the individual blades of the Fusion Swords. It is also possible the throttle is controlled by foot. It appears to use a non-returning throttle, a dual throttle system or (the most likely solution) both, as Fenrir can maintain its speed and accelerate when Cloud's right hand is busy wielding his sword. It seems to have a hip-based turning system, as even though it has handle bars, Cloud can maneuver even while dual-wielding swords. It has an oval-piston twin cylinder engine and has two front wheels.

3.2 Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-įenrir has a top speed of 400 km/h (approximately 250 mph).

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