Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Helly Valentine's Tifa cosplay wears the blue dress
Final Fantasy 7 Remake
The cosplay of Tifa that we propose today was made by Helly Valentine, who for the occasion shows off the elegant blue dress that was so appreciated in Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Without a shadow of a doubt Tifa is one of the most loved characters in the videogame world by gamers and cosplayers. No wonder, given that we are talking about the heroine of Final Fantasy 7, one of the cornerstones of Japanese role-playing games, as well as one of the most popular titles ever.There is not much to say about this cosplay, except that it is practically perfect and true to the original. On the other hand, over time Helly Valentine has amazed us with numerous works of the highest level, such as those of Lisa from Genshin Impact and that of Zelda from Breath of the Wild, just to name some of the most recent.
If you love Final Fantasy 7 Remake then you absolutely cannot miss the cosplay of Aerith made by peachmilky_ in a sexy Red Cross version and obviously we cannot fail to mention the original cosplay of Tifa signed aleahime with short hair.
Changing completely genre instead we could recommend the practically perfect cosplay of Farah from Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time made by jannetincosplay, as well as the cosplay of Jessie from Pokémon by milliganvick that shows the glamorous side of Team Rocket.
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Could Square Enix Announce Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 at TGS 2021?
Square Enix recently released its full schedule for Tokyo Game Show 2021, but what’s in store for FF7 Remake Part 2?
Tokyo Game Show 2021 is finally here, bringing with it exciting announcements and dozens of new looks at upcoming games. This year, one of the highest anticipated parts of TGS is Square Enix’s presentations, and fans are eagerly awaiting news about FF7 Remake Part 2.
Initially, Square Enix released the first part of the FF7 remake in April 2020, to high praise from fans and critics alike. It balanced being faithful to the iconic original while still expanding on the game’s lore and featured additional updates to FF7’s graphics and score. Since then, in June 2021, an enhanced version called Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade was released for the PlayStation 5.
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After all this, it’s no wonder why this game remains such a beloved classic even after nearly 25 years, and why fans are so hyped for a potential FF7 Remake Part 2 announcement. Here’s what we know about Square Enix’s Final Fantasy TGS line-up.
Could Square Enix Announce FF7 Remake Part 2?As yet, Square Enix hasn’t scheduled any news about the FF7 Remake Part 2 in this year’s TGS. Although, there’s always the potential for a surprise reveal, of course, perhaps at the end of their 3-Day presentation.
Sadly, there’s yet to be an announcement about Final Fantasy XVI as well, so we’ll have to keep our ears to the ground for any upcoming updates. Despite this, there will be a full schedule of gameplay streams and first looks at upcoming FF games, particularly for their mobile games Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier, Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius and War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.
Additionally, they will feature the upcoming action RPG Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin along with a Final Fantasy Trading Card Game Beginner’s Hall event over the course of TGS.
FINAL FANTASY ANNOUNCEMENTS SCHEDULED FOR TGS 2021
Here’s the full list and dates for Square Enix’s Final Fantasy line-up this weekend:
October 2nd:
October 3rd:
See Square Enix’s full schedule here to get a complete look at what other games they’ll be showcasing. If you want a look at the full TGS 2021 schedule, you can check out their virtual program here. TGS 2021 will available to watch on both Twitch and YouTube, as well as Facebook Live and Twitter Broadcast.
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