Shinwa-Tsuki

By handiness, in the title, I am referring to whether or not a character is left- or right-handed. Some are uncertain, or ambidextrous. Below is how I think which hand is each of the known character's dominant hand. Also, any notes are between parentheses Right-handed characters include the following: Dyne (after getting a gun grafted into his left hand), Cloud, Zack, Angeal, Genesis, Vincent, Yuffie, Cait Sith (holding megaphone) Left-handed characters include the following: Barret (after getting a gun grafted into his right hand), Tifa (combat stance in Original Game), Sephiroth, Cid Ambidex-handed characters include the following: Aerith (prefers left-dominate), Hidden handed characters include the following: ....not available Unknown handed characters include the following - these character's need more research: Shalua, Shelke, Lucrecia, Ifalna, Hojo, Gast, Grimoire, Rufus, Cissnei, Tseng, Elena, Reno, Rude, Shera, Chaos (OG), Marlene, Denzel, Red XIII, Bugenhagen, Jessie

Soft music emitted from the wall-mounted speakers, the genre that night was known as "country western", of the Seventh Heaven pub. The chatter of folks having a good time - or not, could be heard as some were only drinking away their worries while others eating a meal before they went home. They daylights that regulated the cycle of time in the slums were rather dim to stimulate the nighttime beyond the city of Midgar. In District Seven, the Seventh Heaven pub somehow maintained itself as a friendly place to go - even with the knowledge that the burly dark-skinned man named Barret Wallace would throw them out if they got too rowdy. The locals were first puzzled when they caught of a young man with unruly blonde hair leaning against a wall, as time went by they got used to having the blonde man watching as things played out; when the pretty barmaiden called out "It's closing time folks!" the pub goers would grumble in disappointment (though some did not) before paying for their drinks

Yes, you read that title right - I think there are three "magic systems" that are in the world of Final Fantasy VII and they are the following: 1- Materia, a hard magic system 2 - Limit Breaks, a fluid magic system 3 - "Jenova's Abilities", a soft magic system I am not going to explain what a magic system is, you will have to look that up yourself. Please be aware that from here on out, the information I give relates to my version of the story - my alternate reality of FF7. The older version is lower on the page, oh and I will update this until I am satisfied with I have written down. Materia Every one in the world of FF7, those who inhabit the planet (henceforth named Gaea), can learn how to wield Materia. In terms of the populations learning curve and length of study time, I would say that roughly a quarter of people need to put more effort - from months to years - into learning how to use Materia while a quarter can instinctively - that is taking zero days - wield Materia without

When it comes to worldbuilding for a franchise (especially writing fanstories), one needs to figure out how much their fanstory will fit into the known realities, universes, or dimensions that are established by the original author or publisher. Or is it set in an alternate version of that setting? I ask that you consider if your fanstory follows the set universal rules? Has the history of the setting taken a different turn than what is established by the original author? If the franchise you are writing a fanstory for as pocket dimensions, or something similar, does your fanstory use one that is already known? Does your fanstory deviate from these three aspects? Your definition may not match mine, and likely will not. However to avoid potential confusion, I will do my best to describe my views of what is defined by universe, reality, and dimension - especially in terms of worldbuilding, as these may have different in-world definitions. Unless stated otherwise, I will be using