FF6 > FF7
Kefka > Sephiroth
Helps that he is actually one of the villains who accomplished what he wanted to, in TAKING OVER THE WORLD.
FF6 > FF7
Angel Price
Parker Johnson
>villain is good in measure of how many goals of his own he achieves
when will this underage meme end
Say, in D&D Ravenloft for example, Strahd von Zarovich was one of the most captivating villains of the setting because he'd fail like a bitch constantly because the powers that be wanted to extend his torment.
William Gonzalez
Kefka was not tormented at all you stupid double nigger. He literally won and became a God for years. Not even Ganondorf did as good a job.
Adrian Williams
>villain is good in measure of how many goals of his own he achieves
He had no goal. That was the whole point. Kefka was just pure plain good ol' evil and I loved it. Refreshing some the "villains" that came before and after him.
Christian Thompson
Technically sephiroth would have succeeded in his goal anyway because the part killing him didn't actually stop meteor from falling and holy wouldn't have helped. Aerith ended up pulling afterlife shenanigans and making the planet finish what she started.
Kefka succeeded mostly because he was almost constantly in a situation where an evil person doing evil things effectively gave him access to new forms of power which he always took, right up to the warring triad. He was great at being opportunistic, sephiroth on the other hand just underestimated the party and ended up fighting them at the worst possible time, with him using most of his strength to hold holy back.
Still, this isn't an argument from me, kefka was wildly successful at his task, and he only died at the end because he wanted to flex on a small army of very powerful people.
Sephiroth didn't really succeed, though he was far more persistent than kefka as dying only temporarily delayed his eventual return in advent children.
then....the whole mystery with him in remake where the implication is he traveled BACK through time to mess with cloud. Sephiroth's ability to just...not die coupled with his insane amount of power makes him a huge threat as it is. Imagine how things would have gone if god kefka came back....in any capacity.
that'd be an avengers infinity war ending for sure.
Justin Williams
And what's your point, you iq 20 nigger twat? Villain achieving his goals or not is not a measure of how well written a villain is.
Jason Campbell
Kefka could have been stopped at any time by the Empire if they weren't written to be completely fucking retarded for no reason.
Juan Parker
>h-he's cooler because he """wins"""
Why are contrarian hipster fans of this game always so vehement about this argument somehow making a villain better? I never got the argument behind it beyond the childish, basic level, and I'm starting to think there isn't any.
Sebastian Sullivan
>villain is good bcuz he shoots bigger beam than other villain
Will anime fans ever achieve self awareness
Jack Scott
The empire is supposed to be corrupt and inefficient with only the military winning due to them beating up much weaker targets. Kefka is literally a super soldier and general so it would be harder to stop him.