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Kain papercraft Kain wears full body armor colored dark purple or blue in most of his appearances. He wears a helmet the shape of a dragon's head that obscures most of his face and sharp spikes extend out of his armor on his shoulders, elbows and calves, to give it an even more draconian look...

Kain Ver. 2 papercraft Kain Highwind is a playable character in Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. He is a Dragoon from the kingdom of Baron, Cecil Harvey's childhood friend and adoptive older brother. He has feelings for Cecil's beloved Rosa Joanna Farrell, but he hides...

Highwind papercraft The Highwind is the player's primary airship in Final Fantasy VII. It can only land on plains in the overworld and only patches that are big enough for it to land. The player can store a chocobo inside it and ride it out again. There is a man who acts as a save point who can...

Harle papercraft Harle (ツクヨミ Tsukuyomi?) is a mysterious harlequin aiding Lynx in Chrono Cross. Harle speaks with an interlanguage called Franglais, which is a blend of English and French, similar to Pierre. In her vocabulary of French words, she most often uses the words "moi" and "oui". Unlike...

Hardy Daytona papercraft The Hardy-Daytona is a motorcycle in Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII Remake that Cloud Strife rides during the party's escape from the Shinra Building. This scene leads into a minigame where Cloud must ride the motorcycle alongside a pick-up truck carrying the...

Golbez papercraft Golbez, called Man in Black before his identity is revealed in The After Years, is a non-player character and the secondary antagonist in Final Fantasy IV and a playable character in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. In Final Fantasy IV, he is an antagonist, a powerful...

Goblin Guy papercraft Goblins are a beast tribe found around the realm Eorzea, in the world of Hydaelyn. Short in stature and humanoid in shape, goblins are known for wearing face obscuring masks and carrying around enormous backpacks. Instruction: PDO

Gilgamesh papercraft During the Late Early Dynastic Period , Gilgamesh was worshiped as a god at various locations throughout Sumer. [11] In the 20th century BC, Utu-hengal, king of Uruk, recognized Gilgamesh as his patron god. [11] The kings of the Third Ur Dynasty ( c. 2112 - k. 2004 BC) were...

Garland papercraft Garland's design varies across different releases of Final Fantasy. His basic design is that of a warrior wearing plate mail with a cape, which varies in color but is usually a shade of blue or purple, and a horned helmet, with two large horns curving out from the sides and...

Garland Ver. 2 papercraft Garland is the main antagonist in Final Fantasy. A former knight of Cornelia who has fallen from grace, the Warriors of Light pursue him after learning he has kidnapped Princess Sarah. Garland is the first named character introduced in the original Final Fantasy, and...

Gabranth papercraft Noah van Gabranth and his father Basch van Gabranth are not native Garleans, but hail from Landis. Basch's fervent loyalty to the Empire allowed him to achieve the rank of Legatus, a position normally reserved to those of Garlean blood. Basch commanded the IVth, but when his...

Freya papercraft Freya Crescent is a playable character from Final Fantasy IX. She is Burmecian, a race of anthropomorphic rats who live in two cities, Burmecia and Cleyra. She hails from Burmecia, but left several years ago in search of her lost love, Sir Fratley. Zidane meets her in Lindblum...

Fran Steph papercraft Stephanivien de Haillenarte also known as Stephanivien Brightsun is a non-playable character in Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward. He is a son of Count Baurendouin, and brother to Aurvael, Francel, Laniaitte, and the late Chlodebaimt. Instruction: PDO

Firion papercraft Firion was designed by Yoshitaka Amano, whose artworks of Firion vary, but his appearance has been refined through ports of the original game and his appearance in spin-offs. His original NES sprite was a modified Warrior sprite from the first Final Fantasy. Later ports of the...

Firion Ver. 2 papercraft Firion is a playable character in Final Fantasy II, and is the main protagonist and leader of the party. Firion and his adopted siblings Maria, Guy, and Leon, lived in the village of Fynn until it was attacked by the Palamecian Empire. Firion subsequently joined the Wild...

Fighter WoL papercraft Wol is the main protagonist of Mobius Final Fantasy. He arrives on Palamecia with no recollection of his past, bearing a name of the prophesied "Warrior of Light". Instruction: PDO

Fargo papercraft South Figaro is a major city in Final Fantasy VI. It, along with Kohlingen, is governed by Figaro Castle to the north, and it is a port town with regular ferries to and from Nikeah. Its residents include Duncan's wife, an affluent man, various merchants, and an old man who loves...

Fahrenheit papercraft The Fahrenheit, also known as the Continental Circus in the Final Fantasy Mechanical Arts depiction of the airship (action figure), is the airship available to the player in Final Fantasy X. Unlike in previous Final Fantasy installments, there is no world map overview, and...

Exdeath papercraft Exdeath, also known as X-Death[1] or Exodes[2] is the main antagonist of Final Fantasy V. He is a warlock who seeks the power of the crystals, and eventually, the power of the Void, first wielded by Enuo centuries ago. Exdeath is a being of pure evil, wishing nothing more than...

Emperor Of Arubboth papercraft Arubboth, known initially as the Unknown Palace (謎の宮殿, Nazono Kyūden?), is the Light Emperor's castle in the Soul of Rebirth sidequest in Final Fantasy II. Its floors are mirrored images of Pandaemonium's floors. Instruction: PDO