Eternal Calm
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Added by KeltainentoukokuuEternal Calm is the name given in Final Fantasy X to the period in Spira's history following Yuna and her guardians' defeat of Yu Yevon and, thereby, Sin, starting a Calm that would last forever.
"Eternal Calm" is also the name of a prequel FMV to Final Fantasy X-2, which was included with the release of Final Fantasy X International and Unlimited Saga. This FMV is also called Another Story in some languages. The movie shows Yuna trying to relax and enjoy her life after defeating Sin. She is shown practicing holding her breath for extended periods of time in order to play blitzball, her best time being 2 minutes and 41 seconds. She also has meetings with different people who wish to receive advice from the High Summoner; this seems to irritate Rikku, as Yuna is still putting her life on hold for others.
Various new groups in Spira have emerged, and each one wants her to join, but Yuna refuses to join any group. Rikku shows Yuna a sphere of someone bearing an uncanny likeness to Tidus jailed in Bevelle. Yuna decides to join Rikku's sphere hunting group to search for him, leading to the beginning of Final Fantasy X-2. Rikku determines Yuna needs to travel incognito and provides her with her new outfit for their journey. At the beginning of the Eternal Calm, Yevon collapses causing chaos throughout Spira, but especially Bevelle the former heart of Yevon. Due to the collapse of Yevon a political void is created in Spira, which opens up to groups such as the Youth League, New Yevon and the Machine Faction.
The teachings are seen to be false and during the Final Fantasy X-2 story, the player can witness how some temples have been abandoned completely such as Djose (used as the Machine Faction Headquarters). Also the player can see the wide introduction of Machina throughout Spira, allowing the Al Bhed to finally to step out and be accepted by many citizens of Spira. The Al Bhed help Spira rebuild after a thousand years of tyranny from Sin and anti-machina teachings of Yevon, but instead of being "imitative" and copying ideas from the past, they started to become more "innovative," creating fresh ideas that were adapted to the situation at the time.
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- The developers didn't initially plan on making a sequel for Final Fantasy X, but due to the strong fan reaction Eternal Calm received when it was released along with Final Fantasy X: International, they decided to continue the story.
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Watch the Eternal Calm on YouTube
