15 years ago today Square Enix released Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, a CGI-animated feature-length movie based on one of the most iconic role-playing games of all time. A decade and a half ...

Cup Noodles released a new flavor of Tonkotsu Genova basil ramen and referenced a famous Sephiroth line from FFVII Advent Children.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children takes place two years after the events of the game and the defeat of Sephiroth (George Newbern).

Sephiroth has appeared in many different titles before, and with each appearance, the length of his sword is adjusted based on the title’s specifications.

The Blu-ray exclusive Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete can be summed up in about one sentence: 26 extra minutes and it still doesn't make any sense.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children is tentatively scheduled to ship this fall in Japan on DVD with a US version to follow. Look for more information on Advent Children soon.

The length of Sephiroth’s sword in FF7 actually changes, says Tetsuya Nomura ‘The Masamune’s blade has an organic quality to it, lengthening and shortening as needed’ ...

Here's what Nomura had to say: "Sephiroth has appeared in many different titles before, and with each appearance, the length of his sword is adjusted based on the title’s specifications.

Final Fantasy VII Advent Children is a key part of the classic game's story, and now, for the first time, it's getting a theatrical release!

Not just any trombone, mind, but one with a ridiculously long slide because if Sephiroth's sword is like eight feet long you better believe his trombone is gonna be even longer.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children takes place two years after the events of the game and the defeat of Sephiroth (George Newbern). However, it doesn’t feel much like a victory for Cloud Strife ...