Question time! What is your zodiac job?

While the original and worldwide release of Final Fantasy XII features a License Board shared by all playable characters, with each party member having the potential to use every ability, skill, and equipment, Final Fantasy XII: International Zodiac Job System changes it so that upon recruitment of a new party member, the player has the option to assign that character a permanent job. There are 12 classes—each corresponding to one of the 12 astrological zodiac signs and in honor of the game being the twelfth installment of the main series—and each has their own unique License Board, skill and equipment set, and stat augments.

According to the International Zodiac Job System, what is your assigned job class?

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Question time! Who is your corresponding FFXII esper?

The summons of Final Fantasy XII and the Ivalice Alliance games are based in appearance and characteristically off the 12 astrological zodiac signs (13 including Zodiark, based on Ophiuchus). Based on your birth astrological sign, who is your patron Esper and what is your corresponding element?

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At Square Enix’s “Future of Final Fantasy” keynote, the panel of series executives were asked which character job or occupation in the series looked the most attractive and would be the most successful with getting a girl/boyfriend. The answers were as followed:

  • Isamu Kamikokuryo (art director: XII, XIII, XIII-2, Lightning Returns): sky pirate
  • Yoshihisa Hashimoto (Square Enix CTO): black mage
  • Mitsunori Takahashi (director: Dissidia): thief
  • Hajime Tabata (director: Crisis Core, Type-0): SOLDIER 1st Class
  • Yusuke Naora (art director: VII, VIII, X, Type-0, Before Crisis, Advent Children): mime
  • Motomu Toriyama (director: X, X-2, XIII, XIII-2, Lightning Returns): onion knight

The audience was also asked, with the following results:

  • knight: 20%
  • white mage: 15%
  • thief: 7.5%
  • dragoon: 7.5%
  • bard: 7.5%
  • ninja: 7.5%
  • summoner: 5%
  • paladin: 5%
  • black mage: 5%
  • dancer: 5%
  • onion knight: 5%
  • freelancer: 5%

We ask you the same question. Question time! Which character class or occupation do you find the most attractive, or would be able to attract guys and girls the best?

Question time! Have you played Theatrhythm Final Fantasy?

It’s been close to a month since Theatrhythm Final Fantasy hit the Western world, and it’s Square Enix’s love letter to the franchise’s storied musical legacy and its fans. Have you tried it? Own it? What were your first impressions when it was initially announced? What did you think after finally playing it?

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Question time! Favorite non-main series FF?

Excluding the main series games (I-XIV), which sequel or spin-off series Final Fantasy game is your favorite? This includes direct sequels and spin-offs to main series games (X-2, XIII-2, IV: The After Years, XII: Revenant Wings, Crisis Core, Dirge of Cerberus, etc.) and spiritual siblings to the main series (the Tactics games, Crystal Chronicles, Dissidia, etc.)

Question time! One year later: Favorite battle theme?

Check out what your fellow black mages called their favorite battle themes from one year ago!

Question time! One year later: Favorite game logo?

Answers your fellow black mages gave to this question last year can be seen here.

Question time! One year later: Favorite battle system?

You can revisit past answers to this question from last year here!

Question time! One year later: Favorite Final Fantasy game?

We asked this question roughly around this time one year ago, and it’d be pretty interesting to see what you all have to say now compared to then: which Final Fantasy game(s) is/are your favorite(s)?

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