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FFF Mythology Manual - Ixion: The Dark Horse of Djose! Introduction: The Equine Experiment. Within the pantheon of Final Fantasy’s summonable creatures Ixion does not often show himself (his first and most notable appearance being in Final Fantasy X); yet he’s clearly made an impression and...

FFF Mythology Manual – Shiva: The Transcendent Snow Sorceress. (an improved update of this article can be read in Timber Maniacs issue 2, pages 5-10) Only a handful of summoned creatures are as ubiquitous within the Final Fantasy universe as Shiva. Since her first appearance in Final Fantasy...

FFFMM Halloween Special - Phantom Train and Doomtrain: Spooky Trains on Separate Tracks. Ghost trains have captured the imaginations of many people. Not only are there real-world reports of haunted trains, but they appear in literature, and dark rides in theme parks and fairgrounds labelled as...

FFF Mythology Manual - Red XIII: Nanaki the Native. Red XIII is truly a contender for the most unique of playable characters in the Final Fantasy series. Appearing in FFVII and related compilation material, Red XIII (or Nanaki) is not only a member of a species other than human (a rare treat in...

FFF Mythology Manual - Alexander: Divine Defender. Alexander is a very popular recurring summon in the Final Fantasy series. His appearance is that of a gigantic robot and often doubles as a mobilised fortress. Alexander is usually quadrupedal (or, more accurately, tripedal as his body...

FFF Mythology Manual - Ultros: An unorthodox adaptation! Anyone who has played Final Fantasy VI will be aware of a certain talkative, loveable, and yet terribly perverted purple octopus. The creature’s goofy teeth and mischievously sinister eyes make him one of the funniest, most iconic and...