Ever finish a Final Fantasy 7 game and think, "Man, I wish I'd seen more of Barret, Tifa, or Red XIII?" You're not alone. And it sounds like the dev team behind Final Fantasy 7 Revelation has heard that loud and clear.
In a recent update, director Naoki Hamaguchi addressed a big question fans have been asking: Is Cloud still the main character? The short answer is yes. Cloud remains the protagonist of the Final Fantasy 7 Revelation story. But here's the twist—you'll be seeing a lot more of the supporting cast this time around.
According to Hamaguchi, the team "very much wanted to have content" that delves into other characters. Why? Because fans have been vocal about wanting more screen time for the rest of the crew. It's not that Cloud is stepping aside; it's that the spotlight is widening.
So what does that mean for you? If you've ever felt like some of your favorite party members got sidelined in previous entries, this should come as welcome news. The devs are actively working to give those characters their moment to shine. Whether it's deeper backstories, new interactions, or just more time in the driver's seat, the goal is to flesh out the world beyond Cloud's perspective.
Of course, this doesn't mean Cloud is going anywhere. He's still the heart of the story, and his journey remains central. But think of it like a great ensemble TV show—the lead is still the lead, but the supporting cast gets juicier storylines. That balance could make Final Fantasy 7 Revelation feel richer and more rewarding for longtime fans.
It's a smart move, too. The FF7 universe is packed with beloved characters, and giving them more room to breathe could deepen your emotional connection to the whole group. After all, part of what makes the original so memorable is the camaraderie, not just the solo heroics.
We don't have specific details yet on exactly how much screen time each character will get or which ones will benefit most. But the intent is clear: Cloud is still number one, but you'll be seeing plenty of "other characters" along the way.
What do you think? Are you excited to see more of the supporting cast, or do you want Cloud front and center the whole time? Let us know in the comments!
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