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{{Images}} ...ries)|''Final Fantasy'' franchise]], its direct spinoffs, and other Square Enix media in direct collaboration with the franchise.

{{Images}} ...the largest and most well known RPG franchises, as well as a tentpole for Square since it's inception. Several spinoffs have made for the franchise, such as

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{{Images}} The series was first announced on December 13, 2006 when [[Square Enix]] reported that ''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]'' would accompany o

{{Images}} ...ly known as CTB systems, however, as that name refers explicitly to Square Enix's implementation. Furthermore, the details of the system are not constant a

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{{images}} Elixirs appear in several [[Square Enix]] titles outside of the ''Final Fantasy'' franchise, but the ones in which

{{Images}} Biggs and Wedge are common names in other [[Square Enix]] games. In ''{{wp|Chrono Trigger}}'', Vicks and Wedge, along with a third

{{Images}} ...nal Fantasy IV]]'' as a boss. It is also featured in the title of [[Square Enix]]'s defunct newsletter, [[Ogopogo Examiner]].

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{{images|color=FF10}} ...s]).</ref> Nomura also said that he adorned Yuna's dress and necklace with images of the hibiscus flower also called "yuna," and that her name carries the me

{{images}} ...t Slime]]'' by [[Square Enix]] in honor of the uniting of [[Square]] and [[Enix]]. Being a platypunk, he initially started on the team of the Plob (the gam