Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Warrior of Light Trailer D...

What’s Happening

Real talk: Square Enix wrapped up its run of Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy character trailers with one looking at the original Warrior of Light.

It highlights how he’ll work in battle, with the fighter being a supporter rather than a melee unit or DPS. He’s based on the party members from the NES JRPG. (yes, really)

The Warrior of Light is based more upon Yoshitaka Amano art than in-game sprites, as highlighted by the early moments of the character trailer.

The Details

It shows the general party of fighters from the NES Final Fanta Android iOS News Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Warrior of Light Trailer Debuts By Jenni Lada Image via Square Enix Square Enix wrapped up its run of Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy character trailers with one looking at the original Warrior of Light. Hes based on the party members from the NES JRPG .

Recommended Videos The Warrior of Light is based more upon Yoshitaka Amano art than in-game sprites, as highlighted moments of the character trailer. It then shows his more casual attire here.

Why This Matters

It also confirms Toshihiko Seki is reprising the role after playing him in past Dissidia games, World of Final Fantasy , and Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin . Someone might also recognize Seki as Demon Slayer ’s Muzan Kibutsuji, Genshin Impact ’s Dottore, Gundam ’s Duo Maxwell, Saiyuki ’s Genjo Sanzo, and Virtua Fighter ’s Goh Hinogami. As for his role in battle, it seems like Warrior of Light helps support allies with defensive abilities.

The gaming community has been watching developments like this closely.

Key Takeaways

• We see a number of skills with shields involved, though he attacks with a sword.
• Some of the abilities highlighted here are Shining Saber, Shining Wave, Supreme Soul, and Ultimate Shield.
• In case you missed some of the past ones that appeared, here’s the list in order of when their games debuted.

The Bottom Line

In case you missed some of the past ones that appeared, here’s the list in order of when their games debuted. As of right now, there are no locked in representatives for FFI, FFIII, FFX, FFXI, FFXII, and FFXVI .

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