It still doesn't make sense though. Shinra's (FFX-2) plan involves using Farplane for energy, so that's the goal right from the start. Cetra, the Ancients in FFVII are a people who travel from world to world, make it fertile and move on in their search for the Promised Land. The humans of FFVII are Cetra who gave up and decided to settle down, in the process slowly killing the planet instead of nurturing it.twaddle said:That not as implausible as you make it seem. All they are saying is The humans from spira developed space travel and traveled to another hospitable planet, and 1000's of years later disaster occurred and they lost the technology, eventually humans created a new civilization re-developed technology using remnants of the past.Deshin said:Erm... got a citation on that? FF10's planet was Spira and FF7's planet was Gaia. If I remember correctly I think FF12 had the same universe as FF9 did but I'm not entirely sure on that one either.twaddle said:The funny thing is final fantasy 10 and 10-2 are prequels to 7 and exist in the same universe, though there was planet hoping
Edit: I looked up what you said. As far as I can see none of it is "canon" and more a case of "oh I see what you did there" by saying Shinra (the boy, not the company) was planning on using Farplane energy. But it still makes 0 sense because let's say Shinra does indeed plan that out -> harvest Spira -> Travel to Gaia -> 1,000 years of nothing -> new company pops up named Shinra that does the same thing. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever and is more than likely a 'lost-in-translation' of them saying "We made a refence to one of our other games, phnar phnar!"
The Cetra race could be the descendants of Shinra (FFX-2...). However, Shinra's motives matches the humans' of FFVII, and not the Cetra's.