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"A girl who conceals her emotions but harbors fires within her heart."

—Description

Rosa Joanna Farrell is a playable character in Final Fantasy IV. She hails from Baron, is a skilled Archer and White Mage. Rosa is a childhood friend of Cecil Harvey and Kain Highwind, and harbors romantic feelings for Cecil. She is gentle and kind by nature and is said to be the most beautiful woman in Baron. Though Cecil is reluctant to let her follow him into danger at first, she does accompany him and stays by his side for a great deal of the game.

Rosa became a White Mage because her mother, Joanna, was a White Mage who fought alongside her father, a dragoon, and she wishes to fight alongside her lover Cecil like her mother did with her father. (more...)

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From Shinra News

July 2009:

• 2nd - Paramina completes the wiki's first Final Fantasy XII Walkthrough!
• 2nd - Yoshinori Kitase starts a developer's blog about Dissidia!
• 2nd - The After Years has its website updated!
• 1st - A New Final Fantasy Spin-off!

June 2009:

• 25th - IGN and GameSpy showcase character profiles and English gameplay footage for Dissidia!

This Week's Featured Image

Concept artwork by Tetsuya Nomura of Yuna performing a Sending. Sendings are important rituals of the world of Spira in Final Fantasy X. Only a Summoner can execute a Sending, which initiates departed souls' journey to the Farplane. The ceremony involves a unique form of dance and is usually performed next to a body of water. The custom of Sending is such an important facet of Final Fantasy X that additional artwork of it is featured on the game's logo.

Did you know that...

• ...Final Fantasy X was chronologically the first game in the main series to spawn a direct sequel?
• ...Chaos was the first final boss in the series?
• ...Ifrit was called Jinn in the American version of Final Fantasy IV called Final Fantasy II?
• ...Onion Knight can be both the weakest and strongest job class in the games it appears?