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'''Cloud Strife''' ({{ja|クラウド・ストライフ|Kuraudo Sutoraifu}}, ''Cloud Strife'') is a character from [[Square Enix]]'s {{uv|Final Fantasy}} series. He is the main protagonist of ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII}}'', its [[wikipedia:Final Fantasy VII Remake|high-definition remake]], and its film sequel, ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children}}''. Cloud also appears in a supporting role throughout ''Final Fantasy VII''{{'}}s related media, the ''{{iw|wikipedia|Compilation of Final Fantasy VII}}''. Cloud also makes appearances in the {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} franchise. | '''Cloud Strife''' ({{ja|クラウド・ストライフ|Kuraudo Sutoraifu}}, ''Cloud Strife'') is a character from [[Square Enix]]'s {{uv|Final Fantasy}} series. He is the main protagonist of ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII}}'', its [[wikipedia:Final Fantasy VII Remake|high-definition remake]], and its film sequel, ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children}}''. Cloud also appears in a supporting role throughout ''Final Fantasy VII''{{'}}s related media, the ''{{iw|wikipedia|Compilation of Final Fantasy VII}}''. Cloud also makes appearances in the {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} franchise. | ||
Initially appearing as a proud, yet arrogant and aloof swordsman who claims to be a former member of the elite paramilitary group SOLDIER, Cloud is hired by the insurgency group Avalanche as a mercenary to help them in their cause against the Shinra Electric Power Company. As Cloud's journey unfolds, he rediscovers his past and, alongside his newfound friends within Avalanche, abandons his quest for power and fame in favor of fighting alongside his friends in order to defend their home planet of Gaia. | Initially appearing as a proud, yet arrogant and aloof swordsman who claims to be a former member of the elite paramilitary group SOLDIER, Cloud is hired by the insurgency group Avalanche as a mercenary to help them in their cause against the Shinra Electric Power Company. As Cloud's journey unfolds, he rediscovers his past and, alongside his childhood friend [[Tifa Lockhart]] and newfound friends within Avalanche, abandons his quest for power and fame in favor of fighting alongside his friends in order to defend their home planet of Gaia. | ||
Cloud made his ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' debut in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' as a [[Downloadable content|downloadable]] character, and returns in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' as an [[unlockable character]]. | Cloud made his ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' debut in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' as a [[Downloadable content|downloadable]] character, and returns in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' as an [[unlockable character]]. | ||
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Cloud first appears in the game ''Final Fantasy VII'' and is the first character the player can control directly. He was born in the mountain village of Nibelheim. During his childhood, his father died and he was raised by his mother. Due to his lack of close friends, Cloud, perhaps as a coping mechanism, considered himself to be superior to all the other village children, and thus did not enjoy their company. | Cloud first appears in the game ''Final Fantasy VII'' and is the first character the player can control directly. He was born in the mountain village of Nibelheim. During his childhood, his father died and he was raised by his mother. Due to his lack of close friends, Cloud, perhaps as a coping mechanism, considered himself to be superior to all the other village children, and thus did not enjoy their company. | ||
At the age of 14, Cloud, upon learning of the legendary hero [[Sephiroth]]'s exploits and desiring to impress Tifa, left Nibelheim for [[Midgar]] to join SOLDIER, the paramilitary arm of the Shinra Electric Power Company, a megacorporation that effectively ruled the world. Although he was too mentally weak to join SOLIDER and instead became a mere infantryman, Cloud would eventually become best friends with a 1st Class SOLDIER named {{iw|wikipedia|Zack Fair}}. | At the age of 14, Cloud, upon learning of the legendary hero [[Sephiroth]]'s exploits and desiring to impress his friend and childhood crush [[Tifa Lockhart]], left Nibelheim for [[Midgar]] to join SOLDIER, the paramilitary arm of the Shinra Electric Power Company, a megacorporation that effectively ruled the world. Although he was too mentally weak to join SOLIDER and instead became a mere infantryman, Cloud would eventually become best friends with a 1st Class SOLDIER named {{iw|wikipedia|Zack Fair}}. | ||
Cloud and Zack were later captured by Shinra's corrupt head scientist, Professor Hojo, and experimented upon to test Hojo's Reunion Theory, a facet of the Jenova Project. This experimentation resulted in Cloud becoming as powerful as a 1st Class SOLDIER, but also rendered him catatonic. Four years after being deemed failures during the experimentation, Zack eventually escaped with a weak and delirious Cloud in his arms, but was ambushed by a massive army of Shinra troops and killed. Cloud takes up Zack's sword and attempts to be his successor, although the trauma from Zack's death shattered Cloud's mental stability. His memories warped, causing him to believe that he was an ex-SOLDIER and to forget that Zack ever existed, essentially replacing him in his mind. Eventually, Cloud discovered that he inadvertently mimicked Zack's personality in lieu of his memories; he came to terms with his past, resumed his true personality, and was able to move on. Despite Sephiroth killing Aerith and receiving the Black Materia from a mind controlled Cloud, Cloud and his friends eventually managed to defeat Sephiroth and thus save the world. | Cloud and Zack were later captured by Shinra's corrupt head scientist, Professor Hojo, and experimented upon to test Hojo's Reunion Theory, a facet of the Jenova Project. This experimentation resulted in Cloud becoming as powerful as a 1st Class SOLDIER, but also rendered him catatonic. Four years after being deemed failures during the experimentation, Zack eventually escaped with a weak and delirious Cloud in his arms, but was ambushed by a massive army of Shinra troops and killed. Cloud takes up Zack's sword and attempts to be his successor, although the trauma from Zack's death shattered Cloud's mental stability. His memories warped, causing him to believe that he was an ex-SOLDIER and to forget that Zack ever existed, essentially replacing him in his mind. At Tifa's behest, he joined her in allying with the second generation of Avalanche led by [[Barret Wallace]], and aided them in their battles against Shinra and a revived Sephiroth alongside allies including [[Aerith Gainsborough]], [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Red_XIII Red XIII], {{iw|wikipedia|Yuffie Kisaragi}}, [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Cait_Sith_(Final_Fantasy_VII) Cait Sith], {{iw|wikipedia|Vincent Valentine}} and [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Cid_Highwind Cid Highwind]. Eventually, Cloud discovered that he inadvertently mimicked Zack's personality in lieu of his memories; with Tifa's aid, he came to terms with his past, resumed his true personality, and was able to move on. Despite Sephiroth killing Aerith and receiving the Black Materia from a mind controlled Cloud, Cloud and his friends eventually managed to defeat Sephiroth and thus save the world. | ||
In the years that follow, Cloud and the party go their separate ways. In the film sequel ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children}}'', Cloud | In the years that follow, Cloud, Tifa, and the party go their separate ways. In the film sequel ''{{iw|wikipedia|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children}}'', Cloud and Tifa settle down in the city of Edge and set up a delivery business called the Strife Delivery Service. He also takes in two children; Denzel, an orphan suffering from Geostigma, a disease that has started to appear after the defeat of Sephiroth. | ||
Cloud eventually sets out to find a cure for Geostigma, having been infected himself thanks to Hojo's experimentation. He discovers that Kadaj, Yazoo, and Loz, three manifestations of Sephiroth's consciousness, are responsible for the disease and have been kidnapping Geostigma-infected children with the intention of using the Jenova cells within them to revive her. Cloud confronts the trio but is outmatched; he is rescued by Vincent, who reveals that Geostigma is a plague caused by Jenova cells. | Cloud eventually sets out to find a cure for Geostigma, having been infected himself thanks to Hojo's experimentation. He discovers that Kadaj, Yazoo, and Loz, three manifestations of Sephiroth's consciousness, are responsible for the disease and have been kidnapping Geostigma-infected children with the intention of using the Jenova cells within them to revive her. Cloud confronts the trio but is outmatched; he is rescued by Vincent, who reveals that Geostigma is a plague caused by Jenova cells. | ||
Kadaj eventually leads an attack on Edge to find the remains of Jenova. The former members of Avalanche reunite to face him, and Cloud manages to cure his Geostigma using Lifestream-infused water flowing in Aerith's old church. Cloud encounters Kadaj and defeats him in the ruins of Midgar, but Kadaj merges with Jenova's remains to resurrect Sephiroth. The two duel once again and Cloud emerges victorious, resulting in Sephiroth fading away while his manifestations die immediately afterward. Cloud then returns to the church with the infected children and uses the water to cleanse the Geostigma out of them. | Kadaj eventually leads an attack on Edge to find the remains of Jenova. The former members of Avalanche reunite to face him, and Cloud manages to cure his Geostigma using Lifestream-infused water flowing in Aerith's old church. Cloud encounters Kadaj and defeats him in the ruins of Midgar, but Kadaj merges with Jenova's remains to resurrect Sephiroth. The two duel once again and Cloud emerges victorious, resulting in Sephiroth fading away while his manifestations die immediately afterward. Cloud then returns to the church with the infected children and uses the water to cleanse the Geostigma out of them. He then says farewell to the spirits of Zack and Aerith, who had been with him throughout the events of ''Advent Children''. | ||
As ''Final Fantasy VII'' became the best-selling and most recognized game in its series, Cloud is widely considered the most famous ''Final Fantasy'' character. Despite the unconnected nature of each main game, Cloud is often used to represent the franchise as a whole (much like [[Marth]] for {{uv|Fire Emblem}}), and frequently shows up in crossovers with other series. In some of his more notable side appearances, Cloud has been playable in every ''{{iw|wikipedia|Dissidia Final Fantasy}}'' title to date, and has served as a boss, side character, or an ally in multiple {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} titles. | As ''Final Fantasy VII'' became the best-selling and most recognized game in its series, Cloud is widely considered the most famous ''Final Fantasy'' character. Despite the unconnected nature of each main game, Cloud is often used to represent the franchise as a whole (much like [[Marth]] for {{uv|Fire Emblem}}), and frequently shows up in crossovers with other series. In some of his more notable side appearances, Cloud has been playable in every ''{{iw|wikipedia|Dissidia Final Fantasy}}'' title to date, and has served as a boss, side character, or an ally in multiple {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} titles. | ||
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