Final Fantasy VII fans have been eagerly anticipating the release of “FF7 Rebirth”, the second part of the 1997 remake trilogy, which launched on the PS5 in February this year. However, producer Yoshinori Kitase has hinted at the possibility of the FF7 universe continuing even after the completion of the remake trilogy.
In an interview mentioned in the book “The Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Ultimania”, Kitase expressed his desire for the world of FF7 to extend beyond the remake trilogy. While acknowledging that their main focus is on completing the third part first, Kitase hopes that they can explore more stories and adventures in the FF7 universe in the future.
Kitase also shared a personal insight, revealing that due to his age, “FF7 Rebirth” may be his last involvement in the development of the iconic series. He emphasized the importance of giving closure to all the characters in a way that satisfies fans and leaves no loose ends.
Furthermore, the book delves into the concept of Sephiroth existing in multiple worlds simultaneously. This intriguing revelation adds a new layer of complexity to the narrative, with implications for the characters’ relationships and conflicts.
As fans eagerly await the release of the final installment of the remake trilogy, it seems that the future of the FF7 universe holds many possibilities. Kitase’s vision for the series to continue beyond the trilogy offers hope for more epic adventures and memorable moments for fans to enjoy.