Final Fantasy VII Rebirth's Ending Sparks Debate Among Fans

The sequel's bold narrative choices, including altering iconic moments and introducing multiple timelines, have divided opinions.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the sequel to the 2020 remake of the original 1997 game, has sparked discussions with its ending, altering a pivotal moment from the original game.
The game explores themes of fate, destiny, and the power of choice, challenging characters to overcome self-doubt and fight for a better future.
Rebirth introduces the concept of multiple timelines and universes, complicating the narrative and raising questions about the nature of reality within the game's universe.
The ending of Rebirth has been both praised and criticized for its handling of iconic moments and characters, suggesting a polarizing reception among fans.
The game's narrative complexity and thematic depth invite players to engage in theorycrafting and speculation about the future of the series.