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Blue

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White and purple

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Background story of my characters:

Our three characters are far off (maybe descendants) of the original FFX and FFX-2 crew. Sin does not come back, no one from original crew is back or alive. It’s more modern now, more technology now. Events of FFX and FFX-2 crew are not remembered well but bad stuff happens and the crew finds out its a cult thing forms because of those bad stuff. They want to bring Sin back because they think that humanity needs to be destroyed because too much bad things have happened. The characters find out about the original events from the base of cults that they go around destroying and don’t want to bring Sin back. They save the day and are unknown saviours.

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2021
https://kotaku.com/square-enix-doesnt-rule-out-final-fantasy-x-3-1847297228

https://screenrant.com/final-fantasy-x-3-sequel-ff7-remake/

https://sea.ign.com/final-fantasy-x/174230/news/final-fantasy-x-3-has-a-plot-and-could-come-to-life-after-final-fantasy-7-remake-is-finished

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2020
https://www.fanbyte.com/trending/i-hope-square-enix-never-revisits-my-favorite-final-fantasy-again/

"But the point here isn’t that Final Fantasy VII Remake is making meta-driven changes to the original story, essentially making a sequel under the guise of a remake, it’s that Square-Enix is proving it’s more than willing to put its modern storytelling sensibilities onto old stories, even if it means altering them in fundamental ways, and in some cases at the expense of the original thesis."

"Somehow, when given the opportunity to continue the story of Final Fantasy X, Square-Enix decided it had to go back to basics, even at the expense of undoing everything that Final Fantasy X and X-2 were. The more I watch Final Fantasy retell or add onto its stories, the more it feels like Square-Enix boiling each of its stories down to iconography, rather than coming up with genuine ways to expand upon them..."

"...But the destruction of Sin is more important to Final Fantasy X and X-2’s story than Sin itself ever was. Sin isn’t a character with motivation that would allow it to break the boundaries of death, it’s a force of nature that’s end symbolizes liberation from a religion that has demanded the sacrifice of thousands of people. It is a cycle that was broken by Yuna in Final Fantasy X, and bringing it back feels like a great misunderstanding of how Final Fantasy characters can be more than just symbols of an era in a video game franchise, which it feels like Square-Enix is more than happy to make them the farther we get from each game..."

"But the more I watch how modern Final Fantasy handles storytelling and picking back up where things long finished left off, I think I’m ready to let Final Fantasy X be a memory. But I doubt Square-Enix shares my sentiments..."

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Siliconera writer Sato reports on FFX-3:

2014
https://www.siliconera.com/final-fantasy-x-writer-shares-thoughts-memories-series/

Starting with Final Fantasy X-2, Famitsu asks him to share his thoughts of the time when Square Enix first decided to start working on the game. “‘Huh?!’ and ‘Seriously?’ were my honest thoughts at the time,” shares Nojima. “And especially having Yuna even get a new costume design.”

“We had several ending patterns prepared, but when it came to ‘what about a happy ending?’ at the time, I thought ‘no, there can’t be one’,” shares Nojima. “However, after the game was released and I was able to see the fan reaction to it, I changed my mind.”

Nojima recently mentioned that he’d like to see a sequel to the series with a possible Final Fantasy X-3. Famitsu asks him what kind of story would he write if a sequel were to be put into motion.

2018
https://www.siliconera.com/yoshinori-kitase-talks-final-fantasy-x-3-with-a-look-at-tidus-yunas-later-years-illustration-by-nomura/

Square Enix held a special Dissidia Final Fantasy NT community broadcast today where fans got to check out the “Later Years of Tidus & Yuna” illustration by Tetsuya Nomura and some Final Fantasy X-3 talk with the devs.

Takeo Kujiraoka, Dissidia Final Fantasy Director: “There’s been some requests to make this (Later Years of Tidus & Yuna) into costumes, and when I asked Nomura-san he said ‘First make Final Fantasy X-3 then,’ to which I responded ‘Right!’”

Yoshinori Kitase: “For now, I hope fans can look at this illustration and just wonder ‘I wonder what would happen in Final Fantasy X-3?’”

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2014

Fan reaction at this year:

https://forums.escapistmagazine.com/threads/final-fantasy-x-3-is-happening-and-it-just-sounds-weird.125077/
1. Reaction to the audio drama and novella

"...this audio drama basically has Sin return seemingly out of the blue with Yuna coming forward to once again fight, essentially making the ending of FFX entirely worthless. Not to mention the weird stuff with Tidus having a lady on the side and Yuna dumping him? Really? Can't they just be happily ever after?"

"It's in the novella though that stuff gets really weird. I mean, Tidus kicks a bomb and DIES!? What?! The mentions of graphic violence and sexual content shocked me as well as Final Fantasy has never been a series to include such things."

2. Reaction to another sequel

"As a massive fan of FFX I am obviously dismayed at this news. FFX DEFINITELY does not need ANOTHER sequel, especially one that seems to be completely pulled out nowhere. This news has honestly convinced me that everyone at Squeenix is completely bonkers and has pretty much snuffed out any excitement I had for FFXV."

https://unrealitymag.com/psa-dont-listen-to-final-fantasy-xs-audio-drama/
1. Criticisms of the audio drama storyline

"I read reviews that explicitly warned readers to avoid it altogether, but then I thought that it couldn’t be that bad. I ended up being really, really wrong..."

"Yoshinori Kitase told Silicon Era in an interview as he explained why they wanted to bring Sin back. The interviewer asked because he noted that the whole point of FFX was breaking the cycle of endless calms and it invalidates what the characters and what the player worked hard to achieve. This is a sentiment that I fully agree with."

"Many were shocked and heart broken because they didn’t see this coming. The only way you’d be prepared for it is if you read or know about the short novel Final Fantasy X-2.5 (not included in remaster).  The events in it occur between FFX-2 and the audio drama."

"A lot of people thought that Square made the novel and the audio drama as springboards to FFX-3. However, the company confirmed that they had no plans whatsoever to create a sequel."

"It’s also kind of irresponsible for them to intentionally leave an open ending if there isn’t going to be another game. Where’s the closure now? I’m really hoping that the novel and audio drama isn’t canon, but Square hasn’t said anything about it except that they are “standalone continuations” of the game’s universe. "

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2013
https://www.cinemablend.com/games/Final-Fantasy-X-3-Possible-Square-Enix-Says-61277.html
1. In the HD remaster Ultimania book interview, the scenario writer, Kazushige Nojima, stated that if there is enough demand for the sequel, they would make it. Stating, “I would personally like to see a sequel like X-3.” Naturally, this demand is most likely how much fans are willing to buy/willing to pay for a FFX-3. However, papers speculate that it is possible that money is not the only consideration as a FF7 HD ver or remake ver has been teased since 2005 and still have not arrived.

https://squareportal.net/2013/12/27/three-reasons-why-final-fantasy-x-3-could-be-in-the-works/
2. There was also a new Final Fantasy X-2.5 book release that is set a year after the events of Final Fantasy X-2. The book is written by Nojima.

3. New designs for Tidus and Yuna were dropped. These new looks were revealed  in the full version of bonus drama that was included in Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster. (The character sketches in photo frames in Introduction 1.1)

Fan reaction at this year:
https://www.giantbomb.com/final-fantasy-x-x-2-hd-remaster/3030-42013/forums/drama-cd-hints-at-possble-ffx-3-tidus-and-yuna-art-1466077/
1. Hatred of an unneeded sequel
2. Hatred of Square Enix sequels because they tend to be disappointing/obvious attempt at being cash grabs
3. Dislike in general of the story that was hinted at in the drama CD

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AS3 Poster Idea

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Character Idea for FFX

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Moodboard of FFX