Sephiroth Joins Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy on May 26
Sephiroth's arrival as a free season reward rather than a gacha-exclusive character changes how Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy monetizes its most iconic villain.
Key Facts
- Sephiroth joins Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy as a limited-time character on May 26.
- Toshiyuki Morikawa voices Sephiroth in the game.
- Sephiroth is a Long Range unit with the Fire attribute and a counterattack move called Flash.
- His passive ability One-Winged Angel boosts movement speed when Cloud is nearby.
- Sephiroth is free as a NORMAL season reward, not a gacha-exclusive character.
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Square Enix will add Sephiroth as a limited-time character in Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy on May 26. Toshiyuki Morikawa voices the role. Sephiroth is a Long Range unit with the Fire attribute, a counterattack move called Flash, and a passive that boosts movement speed when Cloud is nearby. He is free as a season reward.
Sephiroth enters Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy on May 26 as a limited-time character, voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa. He is classified as a Long Range unit with the Fire specialty attribute. His character action, Flash, is a held-button counterattack that strikes in a forward fan shape. The passive One-Winged Angel increases Sephiroth's movement speed when Cloud is nearby, a direct nod to their rivalry.
Sephiroth can be unlocked for free as a NORMAL season reward. The season also includes new Sealed Crystals and a chance to pull Sephiroth-exclusive UR abilities Hachitou Issen and Supernova from gacha. Hachitou Issen, illustrated by Raita Kazama, deals massive damage to surrounding enemies. Supernova, illustrated by Satomi Kobayashi, hits all enemies, grants a barrier-ignoring stun for five seconds, but cannot be used for the first 60 seconds of battle. Both UR abilities are also obtainable through Sephiroth's Challenge Battle. The availability window runs from maintenance on May 26 to 12:59 on June 30.
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