History WebAnimation / FinalFightingFantasy

The series was most notable for being an [[KillEmAll absolute bloodbath]], its surprising seriousness at times, and the fact that it still hasn't been finished. The creator, [=SplashKhat=], promised the next (and final, possibly two-part) chapter was in-development some time ago, yet there has been no word since. That there was a considerable length of time between chapters 12 and 13 might give hope that the wait for 14 is nothing unusual, except for the fact that the gap between 12 and 13 was just under two years, whereas the wait for 14 has been close on eight years now. So it seems like this is another notable ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' fan-work that seems to have ended abruptly forever. Or not quite yet...

* KillEmAll - Out of the '''thirty-nine''' ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' heroes who make up the series' cast, only '''eight''' are still alive.
** Well, '''nine''' depending on your interpretation of [[spoiler: Gau's scene]].
** And it's worth noting that a couple of MAJOR heroes have still not shown up at all.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters - And most of them are killed the same chapter they are introduced.

** No promises, but Word Of God (see the discussion page) says that the creator still has interest in seeing the FFF finished, but don't expect anything soon.

** No promises, but WordOfGod (see the discussion page) says that the creator still has interest in seeing the FFF finished, but don't expect anything soon.

* NamesTheSame - Subverted with Cid. He actually is the same guy that's been in every Final Fantasy from IV to VII.

* RealSongThemeTune - An [=OCRemix=] version of "Terra's Theme" from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' called [[http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR00205/ "Death on the Snowfield"]], used frequently (though not consistently) throughout the series.

The entire series was originally posted on {{Newgrounds}} and is available for viewing [[http://www.newgrounds.com/collection/finalfightingfantasy.html there.]] No relation to Literature/FightingFantasy.

* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja - "Gaiden", itself an {{Homage}} to [[VideoGame/NinjaGaiden a certain game]], follows the six ninja featured in the story. Two of these ninja go on to survive long enough to be considered main characters.

* {{Homage}} - As if the tributes to the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' games weren't enough, "Gaiden" is also an {{Homage}} to ''NinjaGaiden''.
* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja - "Gaiden", itself an {{Homage}} to [[NinjaGaiden a certain game]], follows the six ninja featured in the story. Two of these ninja go on to survive long enough to be considered main characters.

The entire series was originally posted on {{Newgrounds}} and is available for viewing [[http://www.newgrounds.com/collection/finalfightingfantasy.html there.]] No relation to FightingFantasy.

* {{Homage}} - As if the tributes to the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' games weren't enough, "Gaiden" is also an {{Homage}} to ''NinjaGaiden''/

The series was most notable for being an [[KillEmAll absolute bloodbath]], its surprising seriousness at times, and the fact that it still hasn't been finished. The creator, [=SplashKhat=], promised the next (and final, possibly two-part) chapter was in-development some time ago, yet there has been no word since. That there was a considerable length of time between chapters 12 and 13 might give hope that the wait for 14 is nothing unusual, except for the fact that the gap between 12 and 13 was just under two years, whereas the wait for 14 has been close on four years now. So it seems like this is another notable ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' fan-work that seems to have ended abruptly forever. Or not quite yet...

''Final Fighting Fantasy'' is a MassiveMultiplayerCrossOver series of the first seven ''FinalFantasy'' games, made in Flash using sprites from the games themselves, among other methods. It follows the conquering heroes of each of these games as they suddenly seem to find themselves thrown together in some merged world thing (it's not fully explained), and start fighting each other instead. This is revealed to be related to a plot by the "Ancients" and the balance between light and dark, which after all the heroes' victories is now tilting too strongly towards light.

The series was most notable for being an [[KillEmAll absolute bloodbath]], its surprising seriousness at times, and the fact that it still hasn't been finished. The creator, [=SplashKhat=], promised the next (and final, possibly two-part) chapter was in-development some time ago, yet there has been no word since. That there was a considerable length of time between chapters 12 and 13 might give hope that the wait for 14 is nothing unusual, except for the fact that the gap between 12 and 13 was just under two years, whereas the wait for 14 has been close on four years now. So it seems like this is another notable ''FinalFantasy'' fan-work that seems to have ended abruptly forever. Or not quite yet...

* {{Homage}} - As if the tributes to the ''FinalFantasy'' games weren't enough, "Gaiden" is also an {{Homage}} to ''NinjaGaiden''/

* KillEmAll - Out of the '''thirty-nine''' ''FinalFantasy'' heroes who make up the series' cast, only '''eight''' are still alive.

** It's not the first time ''FinalFantasy'' geeks have gotten this treatment, though--anyone else remember "FFVII: The Cheesy American Soap Opera Version"?

* RealSongThemeTune - An [=OCRemix=] version of "Terra's Theme" from ''FinalFantasyVI'' called [[http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR00205/ "Death on the Snowfield"]], used frequently (though not consistently) throughout the series.

''FinalFightingFantasy'' is a MassiveMultiplayerCrossOver series of the first seven ''FinalFantasy'' games, made in Flash using sprites from the games themselves, among other methods. It follows the conquering heroes of each of these games as they suddenly seem to find themselves thrown together in some merged world thing (it's not fully explained), and start fighting each other instead. This is revealed to be related to a plot by the "Ancients" and the balance between light and dark, which after all the heroes' victories is now tilting too strongly towards light.