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Series appearances[]

Final Fantasy VII G-Bike[]

Cid appeared as a supporting character for Cloud. He was the second support character released after Tifa.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

DFFOO Cid Highwind

Cid appears as a playable character.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Cid appears as a playable character.


Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]

Cid is an ally and a summonable Legend. He is depicted in his default Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children outfits. His EX abilities are Big Brawl and Dragon Dive.

Ability Cards
Legend Cards

Final Fantasy Artniks[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

FFRK Cid Highwind

Cid (VII) is a playable character who can be recruited as the First Time Reward for completing the Record of Ultima Weapon (VII) on the Classic difficulty track. He could also be recruited during the Challenge Event Blood Madness as the First Time Reward for completing the event's stage Rocket Town on the Classic difficulty. He could further be recruited in The Lone Wolf's Lament - Cloudy Wolf and The Second Coming.

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]

Cid appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as Wind-elemental forward cards. One of the cards is his Tetsuya Nomura artwork and the other is his official promo poster for Final Fantasy VII. His card featuring his promo poster image bears the Highwind ability, named for his ultimate Limit skill. Another card depicting Cid from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete also exists.

Final Fantasy Portal App[]

154a Cid Highwind

Cid appears as a Triple Triad card.

Guest appearances[]

Kingdom Hearts[]

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Cid in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories.

Cid makes an appearance in Kingdom Hearts as a Gummi Ship expert, engineer and merchant. He is the ally of Aerith, Yuffie and Leon, but takes a passive role helping Sora with Gummi engineering and construction. Cid is older in the series, being forty-two in the original Kingdom Hearts. A special gummi ship blueprint called Cid can be obtained by defeating 500 Heartless and talking to Geppetto in Traverse Town.

A memory-based version of Cid makes a cameo in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. In Kingdom Hearts II, Cid is in charge of the Hollow Bastion security systems and instrumental in restoring the world by creating a program to allow Tron to destroy the MCP controlling the world's computer systems. He retains his distaste of the supernatural, as he openly criticizes Merlin and his reliance on magic. Otherwise, his swearing is toned down, and while he does not smoke, he chews on a toothpick to provide the same sort of imagery.

Cid appears in the mobile phone game, Kingdom Hearts coded and its remake for the Nintendo DS, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded; in Re:coded, though Cid does not reprise his role as a salesman or a Gummi engineer, he instead appears as a guardian for the duck triplets Huey, Dewey and Louie.

Cid is seen fighting in the manga version of Kingdom Hearts. Instead of using a spear, he uses a flamethrower type device to defeat the Heartless.

Cid makes an appearance in Kingdom Hearts χ [chi] as one of the obtainable character cards. He appears in the remake, Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross], on several medals. Players can have their male avatar dress like Cid in his Kingdom Hearts outfit.


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