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He is characterized as arrogant, cynical, and somewhat lazy, but is highly skilled and takes pride in his work. Reno also has a penchant for gossiping and is a competent helicopter pilot. In the Japanese versions of both ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', he is portrayed as being somewhat less cynical, clumsy and more of a comical character. His fighting skills are obviously far above the level of a normal human, but he is defeated with relative ease by Loz and Yazoo, having landed only one blow. | He is characterized as arrogant, cynical, and somewhat lazy, but is highly skilled and takes pride in his work. Reno also has a penchant for gossiping and is a competent helicopter pilot. In the Japanese versions of both ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', he is portrayed as being somewhat less cynical, clumsy and more of a comical character. His fighting skills are obviously far above the level of a normal human, but he is defeated with relative ease by Loz and Yazoo, having landed only one blow. | ||
An interesting aspect of Reno's personality is his unique speech pattern. In the original Japanese version of ''Final Fantasy VII'', Reno frequently ended his sentences with the phrase "zo, to" or a slightly more formal "yo, to". The closest English equivalent to this pattern is adding "yo" to the end of a sentence, though there is truly no correct translation, as his speech pattern is merely how he signifies his sarcasm. | An interesting aspect of Reno's personality is his unique speech pattern. In the original Japanese version of ''Final Fantasy VII'', Reno frequently ended his sentences with the phrase "zo, to" or a slightly more formal "yo, to". The closest English equivalent to this pattern is adding "yo" to the end of a sentence, though there is truly no correct translation, as his speech pattern is merely how he signifies his sarcasm. |