And the voice...
It just struck me as annoying with that girly voice he has.
It just struck me as annoying with that girly voice he has.
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To be really honest, I think that Seymour was an excellent antagonist (and remember, an antagonist doesn't have to be "evil"; s/he just has to work against the protagonist). I feel this way mainly because Seymour is an enemy that you actually hate. Really - I honestly wanted to punch him in his face. And I wasn't pissed off at Seymour because you had to fight him a thousand times, I was pissed off at Yuna for not sending him a thousand times when she had ample time to do so.
with seymore being the main boss like apart frm sin n yu yevon. i mean compare him to sephrioth. plz post ur opinions here cheeerz
Well, he was not as insane and evil as Sephiroth, but morally twisted and cool nonenthless.
The only thing Sephiroth has up on Seymour is his clothing, weapon and voice. However we only hear him speak in AC (so far), so that doesn't exactly count. That doesn't mean to say Seymour looked horrid either. No villain should be the same, and Seymour symbolizes that.Omnislash said:Seymour was a pansy. And he was made stupid looking. Not to mention his voice.
I think Seymour was a little dissapointing, pointing towards the evilness of him... If he was a real life person, in looks, i think he would be quite good looking. He comes across at the begginning, especially the crusader's/Al bhed mission, he, to me seems to be an object of strength towards Yuna. He is also quite polite to people, which i like because it all twists horribly when the team murders him, for the right reasons of course.
One thing that really, REALLY annoys me about him... Is that he won't shut up and give in. Even after Sin has ben defeated and the Eternal calm comes, he still insists on trying to murder people..
Did anyone like him and think that he was a goodie when they first saw him in the game?
Seymour is actually quite complex for a video game villain. He was totally twisted. Even though he wanted to end suffering, the means by which he wanted to attain that were totally evil. So, yeah. He's a character that I like. The only thing that got on my nerves though, was that he came back four times, which I felt was a bit too much, though I had fun fighting him. I thought that he had an interesting backstory as well.