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Does Cloud Have Motion Sickness?
Sarah Jenkins••5 min read
I didn't know it at the time, but Cloud has a 25/256 chance of getting sick after a run at the Speed Square(statistics courtesy of ff7.fr). If you think about it, Cloud does mention motion sickness and claustrophobia a couple of times after he 'discovers' himself later in the game.
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In this manner, is cloud dead FF?
Cloud, sensing Sephiroth is not dead, follows him mentally into the Lifestream and defeats Sephiroth in a final duel of will. He returns to his body with help from Aeris.
Likewise, does cloud have Jenova cells? Cloud never became a SOLDIER, the reason Cloud has Jenova cells inside him is because of Hojo. It all happened when Cloud went back to Niblehime with Zack and Sephiroth. After Sephiroth went crazy Tifa followed him to the Mako reactor, and there she was attacked by Sephiroth.
In this regard, is cloud an ancient?
No, Cloud isn't an Ancient.
How is cloud so strong?
Cloud has gone though two processes that have basically made him superhuman; being exposed to high levels of Mako and being injected with Jenova Cells. Cloud has the abilities of a SOLDIER through and through, even if he didn't originally make it into SOLDIER.
Your blade gets knicked and to avoid having that weakpoint exposed to the elements, you wrap in soft fabric to keep it safe. Because it is so sharp it needs the bandages to blunten it so it clashes with other swords instead of cutting them in half and potentially damaging him.
Tifa dont really show much love for Cloud most of the game. As someone who just played through the whole game again I can tell you right now you're factually wrong. Tifa showed more love for Cloud than Aeris did by a wide margin and people still try to ship CloudxAeris. Play the game again.
Sarah Jenkins is a veteran tech journalist with over 12 years of experience covering artificial intelligence, mobile innovations, and digital ethics. Her insights have appeared in leading technology publications worldwide.
