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52. Tidus (Final Fantasy X)

Never really noticed how asian Tidus looked while playing FFX, but apparently he was. Anyways, Tidus as a protagonist was also pretty sucky, but he does have that bit of mystery about him throughout basically the whole game so at least he's got a story. Who is he!?!? Where did he come from!?!? Why'd he get trapped in this other new world!??! Well, you eventually find the answers, but they're disappointing in my opinion. His personality is alright. He's a nice guy that's brave and all that jazz... That really doesn't make him very original. In fact, I found him to be very similar to Zidane which was not a good thing for him. Battle-wise, Tidus is middle of the road so once again he doesn't stand out... Too bad.























51. Banon (Final Fantasy VI)

Soooooooooooooooo much missed potential with Banon. He's only a playable character for about 10 minutes of the game and during that 10 minutes, if you weren't using his "health" command every turn then you weren't using him correctly. He was the leader of the Returners rebellion against the empire and he actually had a discernible personality, so I don't understand why they didn't make him a permanent character! He so easily could have been! I always liked Banon because he was a little cunty when trying to pressure Terra into joining the Returners and it's funny when you think about it. Fun Fact: ALWAYS refuse to join the Returners/tell Banon you need time to think about it and you'll get a Genji Glove after 3 times. Then when the world goes into ruin... he just disappears! You never see him again! WTF!?!? Did he die!?!? There's really no answer which is disappointing.


























50. FuSoYa (Final Fantasy IV)

I'm pretty sure FuSoYa was just added to FF4 to make the endgame a little more fun. FuSoYa joins your party very late in the game and you don't even get to use him for very long, but for the short time that you do have him as a party member, you're pretty much unstoppable. He's a magic tank and kills everything! He actually does pull the story together at the end, too I'm not even gonna get into the details of that cuz it would take forever. Overall, he's ok in my book because he's kinda fun to kill bad guys with! :D


































49. Cait Sith (Final Fantasy VII)

WTF @ Cait Sith! O_O Who thought up this thing?!? He's certainly an odd addition to FF7 let alone any game. I never really understood the concept behind him either. He's a robot controlled by Reeve at the Shinra headquarters... or something... and he's supposed to be a spy/traitor but has a change of heart and decides to help you out instead. Anyways, Cait Sith is probably the WORST addition to your party in battle. Yes, I have gotten the death jester or whatever the fuck it's called from Cait Sith's limit break at a point where it had been a long time since my last save and it PISSED ME OFF! I permanently benched him after that. However, I still kinda like him. He's a scrappy little dude and he really does care about his new-found friends. I can appreciate his randomness as well.





































48. Tellah (Final Fantasy IV)

Oh Tellah... If you've ever heard an FF fan say "You spoony bard!" before, then you should know that Tellah is the one that uttered that line first! <3 He definitely had the spunky old man character down perfectly. However, there's an issue with Tellah. He's a temporary early-mid game character so he's not very good in battle. He does offer some decent magic to help you though. Most of his story is based on avenging his daughter's death and that's all I can tell you without supremely spoiling an intense emotional moment from FF4. But if you really really REALLY want to know... but don't read this spoiler if you have any plans of playing Final Fantasy 4 for the first time.