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The FF1 Pack (as it's now called) consists of 3 characters from the original Final Fantasy, based on their Dissidia
incarnations. These 3 characters are: The Warrior of Light aka Fighter
from FF1, Garland from FF1, and Chaos from FF1. They have original
sounds for both their voices and weapons, and come equipped with NPC
support, Bot Support, and SP Support for the Warrior of Light, along
with his signature weapons "Braveheart" and the "Lustrous Shield".
Garland and Chaos' also have their Dissidia Swords, all credit goes to
bert, of JKHub.org The4thRemnant, of JKHub.org DarthJava, of JKHub.org
Psyk0Sith, of JKHub.org and most of all, Square, thanks for making such
awesome characters.
includes bot support for all 3, and NPC support for all 3, please check
out the readme to see more.The Fighter's sprite was originally depicted with red hair in the NES version, partially due to the palette limitations of the hardware. He
was depicted with dishwater blond hair in the WonderSwan Color version
and has remained as such in all subsequent releases. His artwork, as the
Warrior of Light, depicts him of having dark blue armor and horns on
his helmet.Garland's in-game sprite depicts him in a set of gray armor with a horned helm and blue cloak. His eyes glow red. The Dawn of Souls artwork replaces the blue cloak with a violet one with gold trim, and
the helm has two smaller spikes on the top. His battle model also has
this appearance. Garland was redesigned for Dissidia Final Fantasy with Tetsuya Nomura stating it was more like designing a new character because he could
only refer to in-game sprites. Garland wears a more elaborate suit of
armor with blue jeweled sections on the shoulders, wrists and groin. The
horns on the helm extend out farther than they did in Final Fantasy, and his cloak is blue, held by a gold clasp.Chaos is a horned demon with large wings, sharp claws and a tail. His kneecaps depict monster faces. Chaos's demonic appearance may have been
based on Gustave Doré's illustrations of Satan (Devil or Lucifer) from
John Milton's Paradise Lost. In Final Fantasy a dragon's head emerges from his stomach, but in Dissidia this has been changed to a loincloth depicting a dragon, held with another monster face buckle. In Dissidia he has four arms and a darker coloration–he is more brown-toned in Final Fantasy, and more black and purple in Dissidia.Warrior of Light: "May the light forever shine upon us"The Warrior, also known as the Fighter, is the hardiest job available to the Warriors of Light in the original Final Fantasy. It has access to the best weapons and armor available, as well as impressive Strength, Stamina, and HP stats. The Warrior's main drawback is its dependence on powerful equipment, making it an expensive job to maintain.The Warrior of Light is one of the heroes fighting on the side of Cosmos in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. He also appears Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, fighting on the side of Materia, and its arcade version. A skilled and honorable swordsman, he duels
using both sword and shield to strike his enemies. He leads the warriors
of Cosmos, and serves the will of the goddess faithfully as her
right-hand warrior. His nemesis, Garland, is Chaos's right-hand man. Unlike the other warriors, Dissidia character files note that the Warrior of Light is unaware of his true name or origins. In Dissidia 012, his connection to Cosmos and Cid of the Lufaine is revealed, establishing him as an original character not summoned
from another world. He is also one of the main characters in the novel
"Final Fantasy: Memory of Heroes."The Warrior of Light is calm, stoic, tactical, and focused, solemnly believing in Cosmos and that her victory will come as a result of the
valor of her warriors. Determined and confident in his abilities, he
pays no heed to the taunts and attempted manipulations of the villains
he battles. Though he grows concerned that they know something vital he
does not, he continues to believe in the light and struggles onward.
Even Cosmos is unable to sway his resolve, the goddess concerned over
the growing risk of the battle, and the Warrior telling her that she
taught him to always keep fighting. The Warrior's unflappable demeanor
often makes it hard for his allies to understand him.Garland: "I, Garland, will knock you all down!"Garland is the main antagonist in Final Fantasy. A former knight of Cornelia who has fallen from grace, the Warriors of Light pursue him after learning he has kidnapped Princess Sarah.Garland is one of the warriors fighting for the side of Chaos in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. He is the antagonist representing the first Final Fantasy. Garland is a being consumed by battle and conflict, and is willing to
accept his fate of eternal battle. He wields a large sword that can
freely transform into various weapons, from a destructive axe to twin
blades. Due to his connection to Chaos, Garland is one of the game's
higher-ranked antagonists. His position as Chaos's right-hand warrior
can be seen as analogous to the one his rival, Warrior of Light, has with Cosmos. While the Warrior of Light is his rival in the original Dissidia, his main rival in the Dissidia 012 storyline is Lightning.Garland is arrogant, evidenced by his declaration that he will knock the Warriors of Light down. In Dissidia Final Fantasy, his personality is expanded, where he has a direct, arrogant and brutal
personality with a love of war and conflict. It is implied this lust
for battle is his way of dealing with being trapped in the cycles of the gods' conflict. He is obsessed with the concept of endless
cycles and believes he has no right to his own will as a prisoner of
time.Chaos: "So even as you die again and again, I shall return! Born again in this endless circle that I have created!"Chaos is the antagonist and the final boss of the original Final Fantasy. He is a demonic monster who maintains a time loop. He is the quintessential Final Fantasy antagonist and final boss, many future villains paying homage to him. The elements of chaos and harmony, often represented by darkness and light, have become a recurring theme in the series.Chaos is the primary antagonist and the final boss of Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. He is the god of discord that opposes Cosmos, the goddess of harmony, both being equal in power. During Dissidia Final Fantasy, Chaos and his forces tip the balance of power in their favor, setting the stage for their victory. Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy explores this shift in power in-depth, and the actions taken by hero and villain alike that set the stage for the thirteenth cycle. As the final boss Chaos is unplayable unless one hacks the game. An alternate form of Chaos, a bestial monstrosity known as Feral Chaos, is playable in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, and serves as the superboss.Chaos seeks immortality and creates a time loop to live forever. He is the antithesis to the light and harmony represented by the Crystals. While his Final Fantasy counterpart shared Garland's personality, in Dissidia Chaos and Garland are entirely different (although the latter implies he will eventually
become the former). Despite his monstrous appearance and position as the
God of Discord, Chaos demonstrates a calm, collected, and reasoned
demeanor when not in combat, speaking in an even tone even to his
enemies. He watches over his minions with a light hand, a trait
influenced by his time with the Lufenian military when he was forced to fight against his will and came to hate
his superiors. Even against traitors and those who neglect their duties
to him, Chaos is hesitant to punish their disobedience. This attitude
allows many of his warriors to turn their backs on him or plot against
him, and only Garland is loyal to the end.
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