10 Things In Final Fantasy VII Remake Most Players Never Discover

10 Things In Final Fantasy VII Remake Most Players Never Discover

Final Fantasy VII Remake is a real playground when it comes to finding hidden secrets, easter eggs, and other secrets.

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Final Fantasy VII Remake is a real playground when it comes to finding hidden secrets, easter eggs, and various places which most players never discover. Even though most of the collectibles and linking materials are obtainable only if a variety of side quests are completed, in most cases they are highly useful to unlock.

Different hidden Materia can also be found in the depths of the game, and while fighting the Bahamut dragon can become a real challenge for some players the orb prize is what matters the most in the end. With so many things to discover, collect, and defeat in the game, many things are still unknown to some players.

10 Find The Giant Bomb Vending Machine

Being the enemy in previous Final Fantasy releases, the Bomb has returned in the seventh as a reference. Now it sits in the street as a vending machine throwing energy drinks, not intimidating anyone with its growing size and exploding capabilities. The name “The Bomb” has been changed in the remake to the “Red Lord Energy Drinks” but still features an image of The Bomb.

9 Spot A Falling Feather

The feather in Final Fantasy VII represents hallucinations, reliving memories, and doubts. It can be spotted when Cloud is planting a bomb on the reactor, has another “headache” and hallucinates a falling feather which can be a representation of Zach dying or Sephiroth since he is the One-Winged Angel. This is a quick cutscene that most players probably have missed.

8 Get To The Two Backrooms

With the boss fight going on and trying to escape, it is really easy to miss out on the secrets the church hides inside. Being so eager to go outside of it, players usually don’t spot two hidden back doors creeping in the back of the church. Each of them is cradling treasures with Chaka Materia, which is a real treat for any playable character.

7 Visit The Leaf House

In the game, there is no apparent reason to go into the Leaf House since all of the NPCs are standing right in front of it so many gamers forget to pay a visit to the classroom within.

Drawn on a green board, four characters can be found representing Moogles, Chocobos, Cactuars, and Tonberries indicating children were having a lecture about them or simply drew them for fun.

6 Find The Photo Of Shinra

There is a hidden photo of President Shinra in the Shinra Museum but players tend to miss it. The ground photo is hanging on a wall and although it is not quite pointed out who Shinra is in the group of people, there is a person wearing the same mask as Shinra.

5 Get The Bahamut Materia

This is easily missed and is challenging to obtain once discovered. The Bahamut Materia is very a powerful ability that can defeat enemies by casting a megaflare attack. In order to unlock it, it is crucial to complete the first 19 of Chadly’s Intel Reports with 20th unlocking the Bahamut dragon fight challenge. He is not going to put up an easy fight so go into the battle fully prepared and don’t enter the battlefield without the strongest characters.

4 Going Into Punish Mode

Even though the game tells you about switching modes, punish mode is underused but incredibly powerful and useful if managed in the right way. It is the best defense mechanism from enemies that are really fast and don’t seem to take a lot of damage.

All the power in the punish mode lays in the blocking where the player is parried with the enemy. With some enemies, this mode will do wonders, but with the others, it might not seem to work so efficiently.

3 Get The Elemental Materia

Being one of the most important and useful elements in the Final Fantasy VII Remake, Elemental Materia can easily be missed. Two Elemental Matera orbs can be found in the game and they can protect from the same element while linking them to the matching Materia will increase attacks by 15%.

The first elemental Materia can be found in chapter 6, once the player drops down from the ladder and defeats two Queen Grashtrikes. Using the control panel, a bridge can be lowered accessing the path to the next area where the orb can be picked up. The second elemental Materia is hidden at the end of chapter 14, right before going over the wall. The orb will appear in the form of a letter from the Guardian Angel, but only if all sidequests of the game are completed.

2 Find A Hidden Treasure

In chapter 15, going through Sector 7 up the vending machine where a specific song can be bought, turn right, and grapple to the platform ruins above. Follow the path to grapple one more time and go outside of the ruins to find stairs. Go down two stores and turn left where the treasure is hiding. It can be a tricky one to find if the player is not indulging in a serious investigation around the ruins.

1 The Pride And Joy Prototype

For the brave and persistent players, the Pride and Joy Prototype will only let itself be known to the elite. It is the hardest boss fight in the game and the requirement for unlocking it to defeat all of the optional fights and every Corneo Colosseum challenge. The last one in the Shinra Combat Simulator is the hardest one to unlock and therefore most players never actually get to him and even fewer of them manage to defeat him.

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