Tseng
Artwork by Tetsuya Nomura
Japanese Name	ツォン
Romaji	Tson
Weapon	Gun
Birthplace	Unknown
Japanese Voice Actor	Junichi Suwabe
English Voice Actor	Ryun Yu
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- character

"This must've been a real thrill for you."

—Tseng

Tseng (ツォン, Tson^?) is the leader of the Turks in Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. He first appeared in Final Fantasy VII, but has since appeared in Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-, prequel to Final Fantasy VII with the Turks as the main characters; he has a small role in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-; and also appears in the OVA Last Order -Final Fantasy VII-, which depicts the events of the Nibelheim Incident from the Turks' point of view.

Contents 1 Appearance and personality 2 Story 2.1 Turk Operations 2.2 Combating AVALANCHE 2.3 Nibelheim Incident 2.4 Destroying AVALANCHE 2.5 Conflict with Shinra 2.6 Final Fantasy VII 2.7 Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children 3 Battle 3.1 Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- 3.2 Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- 4 Other Appearances 4.1 Last Order -Final Fantasy VII- 5 Gallery 6 Trivia

Appearance and personalityEdit

Tseng dons the classic, dark blue Turk attire in Final Fantasy VII, and wears a similar, but black suit in the rest of the Compilation. He has black eyes, and his shoulder-length, black hair is usually in a ponytail, and he has a tilak in the middle of his forehead.

Tseng appears stern, no-nonsense, and sometimes temperamental. He has known Aerith Gainsborough since she was a child and has special feelings for her, thus never completing his long-delayed mission to bring her to Shinra Electric Power Company. Elena, a Turk under his command, is speculated to have romantic feelings for him.

In spite of several instances of ruthlessness, such as striking Aeris as she was trying to assure Barret and Tifa that Marlene was safe, he is devoted to his associates and friends, as he sent out the Turks to save Zack and Cloud before the Shinra Army could catch up with them, a failure which seems to torment him throughout the Compilation.

StoryEdit

Turk OperationsEdit

In Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- Tseng is summoned by Veld to oversee a rescue mission with one of the Turks' special agents. Tseng realizes that the agent, known as the "Legendary Turk", was once the anti-Shinra activist "Death God of the Battlefield", whom he had crossed paths against previously.

Unhappy with the partnership and wary of the agent's motive, the pair arrive at a secret Shinra military factory in Wutai that has been overrun by anti-Shinra operatives. As Tseng informs Legend by phone that he is to rescue a weapons trader held inside the factory and eliminate the anti-Shinra operatives before they can leak the confidential information about the facility to the world, Legend plants bombs in strategic parts of the facility.

Making his way through the facility, Legend discovers the kidnapped dealer being guarded by an old ally from his anti-Shinra days. As the two fight and Legend emerges victorious, the man reveals the truth regarding a past negotiation in which Legend participated in. As Legend's bombs detonate, causing the facility to fall apart, the man dies.

Releasing the hostage, Legend recognizes that the dealer had also been present at the negotiation and questions him about the incident. Unwilling to admit the truth, the dealer denies knowledge of what Legend is talking about. As a consequence, Legend abandons the dealer to die in the collapsing factory.

As punishment for his actions, Legend is placed under house arrest at Costa del Sol. Appalled by the lenient punishment, Tseng questions Veld, who explains that even though Legend had abandoned his duty and disobeyed orders to rescue the dealer, Legend had still ensured that the company’s secrets were not leaked and had thus completed his primary objective.

Veld goes on to tell Tseng that before Legend had became a Turk, there had been an incident at a Mako Reactor where a weapons dealer had entered negotiations with Legend's anti-Shinra faction. The dealer had betrayed the activists and only Legend survived; mourning the loss of his comrades and a little girl who had been important to him. Deducing that the hostage must have been the same weapons dealer, Tseng begins to comprehend the Legend's actions.

While still a rookie, Tseng is given the assignment of investigating the kidnapping of a Shinra soldier from one of Shinra's Mako Reactors. Under the command of Veld, he is sent to search an unregistered vessel that has appeared in the Costa del Sol harbor. Concluding that the only purpose of kidnapping a reactor guard would be to learn more about the reactor itself, Tseng believes that the rescue of the soldier is important before he reveals any secrets.

Boarding the ship, he finds anti-Shinra militants patrolling its passages. Finding the tortured soldier in the confinement room, he discovers that the enemy has been buying stolen Shinra weapons from a black market weapon dealer, and has been stocking them aboard the ship. Torn between his duty as a Turk to investigate the stolen weapons further, and his determination to complete his mission to rescue the soldier, Tseng opts for the latter, and escapes the ship with the man.

Reprimanding Tseng on choosing the guard's life over the security of company secrets, Veld returns with Tseng to the vessel to destroy the weapons, their data, and to locate the information leak which allowed the weapons to be sold on the black market. As Veld heads to the hangar to destroy the weapons, Tseng is ordered to the control room to find and delete all files regarding the weapons. As he erases the files from the computer system, the anti-Shinra operatives manage to escape with a hard copy of the data.

Seeing his mentor being assailed by the weapons in the hangar, Tseng attempts to go to his assistance, however, Veld reprimands him again, reminding him that a Turk's first priority is always the completion of the mission. Locating the operatives carrying the hard data and dispatching them, Tseng, his initial mission completed, was now free to aid Veld in the hangar.

While managing to destroy the weapons, a surviving anti-Shinra operative attempts to sink the vessel with the Turks still in it. As the ship sinks the ceiling collapses and Tseng is trapped beneath a steel girder. Urging his mentor to leave him, Veld instead risks his life to free his subordinate; incurring a facial injury from falling debris in the process.

Later, while recovering in a Shinra medical facility, Veld explains the reason for why he stayed to help Tseng in that, as his mission had been completed, he, like Tseng, was free to decide whether or not he should help his coworkers and he chose to help as that was what he wanted the Turks to be; loyal to the mission, but still good people at heart. Having found a Full Heal materia while on the vessel, Veld hands it to Tseng, instructing him to keep it safe.

With the Wutai War drawing to a close, Veld sends Tseng to Costa del Sol to request that Legend returns to the Turks to help them with any trouble that may arise in the aftermath. Soon after his arrival, Tseng discovers that Legend had become a favorite among the ladies of the town, and finds him on the beach. Delivering his request, Tseng is met with refusal, as Legend explains that he enjoys the life at Costa del Sol and does not want to go back to the life where he brought nothing but conflict. Understanding his reasoning, Tseng leaves the invitation open should Legend ever wish to rejoin the company.

In Crisis Core, Tseng plays an important role. Zack Fair, the main character, accompanies Tseng on several missions after Angeal goes missing along with Genesis. Tseng is first introduced on Crisis Core by Lazard on the mission to Banora. He introduces himself as "Tseng of the Turks". Tseng and Zack travel to Banora to look for Genesis's parents, but they find them dead and buried. While Tseng investigates the grave, Zack goes off to hunt for Genesis. After it is revealed that Genesis has been using the Banora White apple juice factory as his hideout, Tseng and Zack leave the village and Banora is destroyed by Shinra bombers to conceal its secrets.

In a later mission in Crisis Core Tseng is sent to accompany Shinra troops to Modeoheim, but their helicopter is destroyed by Genesis's forces and ends up crashing on the snowy mountains of Icicle Area. Zack and Cloud lead the patrol and they arrive in the abandoned town of Modeoheim. Tseng holds back while Zack goes off to confront Angeal, who fuses himself with monsters to transform into Angeal Penance, forcing Zack to kill him.

Combating AVALANCHEEdit

In Before Crisis, as part of their duties as a new member of the Turks, the Player Turk is sent on patrol of Sector 8. Encountering the AVALANCHE organization by chance while they were attempting to infiltrate the Sector, after a brief skirmish, the Player Turk informs Tseng on their PHS who instructs them to investigate the group further and in turn notifies his superior, Veld.

Discovering that they are intent on destroying the sector's Mako Reactor, Reno is sent in to support the Player Turk as they enter the reactor to prevent AVALANCHE from detonating their bomb. Reno encounters Shears for the first time in combat and his soundly defeated by him. As Shears also defeats the Player Turk, who had returned after successfully preventing the bombing, he is ordered to withdraw to Junon where President Shinra is currently residing to hold a news conference. Noting their movements, Tseng sends Reno and the Player Turk to protect the President.

Later, with AVALANCHE intending to use the Sister Ray cannon to destroy Midgar as a message to Shinra, Reno leads a contingent of Shinra troops against AVALANCHE's street forces and the Player Turk enters the cannon facility from an underground passageway. Lead by Tseng over the PHS, they work their way through the facility's security countermeasures and AVALANCHE personnel into the control room to turn off the cannon. Coming across the sight of a massacre at the control room's entrance, the cannon is turned off mysteriously before the Turks got to the control panel.

It is eventually discovered that AVALANCHE is receiving info from within Shinra, but the identity of the informant is unknown. Veld is forced to step down as the head of Turks and Heidegger takes his place. During an AVALANCHE attack on Junon Tseng discovers that they are after the airships docked in the city. However, Heidegger instead attempts to let the situation escalate until it is viable to send in his military using the Turks as expandable distractions and ignoring their requests for coordinated information. Veld, having being observing the conflict, approaches the President in Midgar and threatens to reveal all classified information he was privy to the media unless he was reinstated back as head of the Turks. His request granted, Veld co-ordinates the Turks into retaking the Junon airport. While the operation results in a success, the Turks are still no closer to discovering the leak within the Shinra executive offices.

Monsters from Professor Hojo's laboratories escape and run rampant in the 65th to 68th floors of the Shinra Building. While Tseng evacuates the building's employees, the Player Turk is sent to contain the outbreak. Upon reaching Hojo's lab, it is discovered that the outbreak was a ruse by Fuhito and Shears to capture Hojo, and while Hojo was retrieved, Shears and Fuhito manage to escape.

Having learned of Aerith's role as the last Cetra and wanting to protect the Promised Land from Shinra, AVALANCHE attempts to capture her, but the Player Turk foils their plans. Afterward, Tseng, who has been assigned for some time to capture Aerith, arrives in another attempt to convince Aerith to work with Shinra. Misunderstanding, the Player Turk prevents Tseng from seeing Aerith as she runs back home.

Nibelheim IncidentEdit

In Crisis Core it is shown that before Zack goes off to Nibelheim, he asks Tseng to look after Aerith for him. Tseng agrees, since he has already been keeping an eye on her for Shinra over the years. In Before Crisis, called in due to reports of the staff manning the Nibelheim Reactor disappearing, Tseng pilots the Player Turk to the Nibelheim mountains where they were supposed to parachute to the reactor, however, a rogue wind causes them to parachute off course. The Nibelheim Incident unravels, Sephiroth burns down the town and breaks into the reactor, but is defeated by a Shinra infantryman, Cloud Strife, and sent plummeting to the pool of Mako below the reactor. Tseng is informed of the events and when the Shinra clean-up crew arrives at Nibelheim and the reactor, the Player Turk is given orders by Tseng to enter and check on the laboratory equipment in the basement of the Nibelheim Mansion for Professor Hojo. As the survivors of Nibelheim are gathered up they were to be shipped into Hojo's laboratory, however, the Turks are indecisive over the immorality of it and are allowed to leave while Veld handles the operation.

Destroying AVALANCHEEdit

Eventually Reno and Tseng discover that AVALANCHE has infiltrated and taken over the construction site of the Corel Mako Reactor. Infiltrating the construction site the Player Turk enters the reactor to find Rufus Shinra there. Veld, having followed after Rufus, informs the Turks that Rufus was the informant and supplier for AVALANCHE in a bid to remove his father from presidency. As Veld instructs his subordinates to place Rufus under arrest, Fuhito appears in an ambush to kill not just the Turks but Rufus too; reasoning that AVALANCHE no longer needs him. While the fighting ensues, Elfé appears and her voice is recognized by Veld as that of his deceased daughter; Felicia.

Her memories revived as Veld explains who she is, Elfé is suddenly taken by her mysterious illness and she is carried out of the reactor by a jovial Fuhito. Torn between his duty and his desire to chase after his rediscovered daughter, the Turks encourage Veld to go after her. Before leaving Veld resigns his position to Tseng, who leads Rufus out of the reactor before Fuhito destroys it.

With the Player Turk rendered comatose due to injuries and Mako poisoning sustained in the destruction of the reactor, and Veld having deserted to pursue his daughter, Tseng is instructed to link with the Turks' secondary division to bolster numbers.

Conflict with ShinraEdit

Four years after the Nibelheim Incident Zack and Cloud escape the Shinra Mansion. Tseng sends out the Turks to find Zack before the army does; he has 88 letters for Zack from Aerith, and they must be delivered. Sadly, this never happens as the Turks are unable to find Zack before the Shinra infantrymen kill him.

Veld is looking for a number of Materia he needs to save his daughter, Elfé, and despite the Shinra company being in the hunt for him, the Turks decide to help him. While the Turks find the required Materia, Veld is taken by Shinra. While Tseng, Rude and Reno attempt to discern the location of where Veld is being held, the other Turks and Shears meet in Wall Market and split the Materia orbs among themselves before dispatching to look for Elfé.

Assisted by Rufus, Tseng manages to locate Veld and attempts to liberate him while ordering the Player Turk, who is being pursued by Shinra troops through Wall Market, to secure an escape out of Midgar. While Reno, Rude and Tseng free Veld, the Player Turk commandeers a helicopter to chase after AVALANCHE before Fuhito would summon Zirconiade and kill Elfé to make it whole. While Elfé is saved, Zirconiade is summoned. As the Player Turks chase after Fuhito along the construct created by Zirconiade's summoning, Tseng, Reno, Rude, Veld and an awakened Elfé are captured by the Shinra military. Fuhito is eventually killed by the Player Turk. Confronted with the offer that the Turks would be spared from capture and execution if Veld and Elfé are killed, Tseng turns his gun on the pair and pretends to shoot them. As Tseng leaves with Veld and Elfé, Reno and Rude wait for their remaining comrades still fighting Zirconiade. Zirconiade is destroyed, but the shockwave emitted from its destruction destroys the construct on which the battling Turks are standing and the entire construction vanishes in an explosion of light.

Tseng is summoned to a hearing to discuss the Turks' fate. Scarlet suggests executing the three survivors until Rufus Shinra enters the room with Reno and Rude. He argues that Tseng has proven his loyalty by assassinating Veld and the AVALANCHE leader, Elfé. Tseng thanks Rufus but says he did not do it for the Turks but for himself. Tseng then removes his ponytail and lets his hair fall.

Final Fantasy VIIEdit

Tseng remains with Shinra and keeps his position as the highest ranking Turk. During the events of Final Fantasy VII Shinra deems Midgar complete and begin to pursue their plans for building Neo Midgar in the Promised Land. In order to find the Promised Land, Shinra orders the Turks to kidnap Aeris, who is still living in the slums of Midgar.

Tseng kidnaps Aeris during the dropping of the Sector 7 plate and takes her to the Shinra Building. AVALANCHE has reformed under the guidance of Barret Wallace, although this sect of AVALANCHE is vastly different from the organization the Turks had to fight against previously. AVALANCHE infiltrates the Shinra Building to rescue Aeris, but the Turks capture them, Tseng among the others. It is later reported that Sephiroth, who was thought to have perished in the Nibelheim Incident five years ago, has attacked the Shinra Building and stolen the body of Jenova from Professor Hojo's laboratory, and during the incident the AVALANCHE escape with Aeris. The Turks are tasked with finding Sephiroth, and trace his whereabouts to Junon.

Tseng, Rude and Elena pursue Sephiroth and come across AVALANCHE in the Mythril Mine. If Aeris is not among the group, Tseng inquires about her. If she is, Tseng will be content that she is safe. As the Turks' orders concern only Sephiroth, the Turks ignore AVALANCHE and continue on their way. Later, Tseng accompanies Shinra Executive Scarlet at Gongaga, where she is looking for a Huge Materia from the village's destroyed reactor. Shinra manages to place an informant among AVALANCHE in the form of Cait Sith and during AVALANCHE's stay at Gold Saucer, Cait Sith steals the key to the Temple of the Ancients from them and hands it over to Tseng. Tseng escapes with the Keystone and the Turks use it to open path into the Temple of the Ancients, having gathered info this is the place Sephiroth is looking for. Tseng and Elena traverse the temple trying to decipher the mysterious murals, and Tseng asks Elena out for a dinner. Elena leaves, elated, but after she leaves Tseng is attacked by Sephiroth. Badly wounded, Tseng crawls his way to the entrance of the temple, where he meets with AVALANCHE and hands them the Keystone, saying that their goal in opposing Sephiroth is the same. Aeris meets Tseng here for the final time and reprimands him.

Many fans took Tseng's appearance in the Temple of the Ancients to be his death due to a mistranslation, but Tseng is actually saved from the temple before AVALANCHE transform it into the Black Materia. Being badly wounded, however, Tseng is not seen again during Final Fantasy VII. When met in Icicle Inn Elena accuses Cloud of "doin' in her boss", implying Tseng died from his injuries, however, this is a mistranslation, and the PC version of the game has Elena saying Cloud "messed my boss up", which is a more accurate version. The Final Fantasy VII 10th Anniversary Ultimania comments that, "In Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- he is entrusted with Full Cure Materia by Veld; perhaps this is what keeps him alive so often".

Although not shown in Final Fantasy VII, material released after the original game reveals that Tseng was part of the evacuation process during Meteorfall along with Reno, Rude and Elena. The Turks evacuate their assigned sectors and find Tseng by a collapsing building, claiming that people are still trapped inside. A part of the building collapses and the Turks think this is too much work for only four of them, they hear a familiar voice and turn around to see Veld and the player Turks from Before Crisis. Veld asks Tseng what his orders are. Tseng replies that it is urgent that they evacuate the remaining civilians and the Turks get to work.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent ChildrenEdit

Like the other Turks, Tseng returns in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, where he and Elena retrieve Jenova's remains from the Northern Cave before being attacked, and subsequently tortured, by Kadaj's gang. Vincent Valentine states later in the film that he rescued them and did what he could to assist them on the road to recovery. Tseng and Elena later show up in Edge to give Rufus a deus ex machina rescue.

In Advent Children Complete, Tseng has a slightly bigger role: He arrives on time with Elena to save Rufus from falling off the abandoned building and also assists Reno and Rude in another helicopter with Elena by picking them up after Yazoo takes out their helicopter.

BattleEdit

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-Edit

Main article: Tseng (Boss)

Tseng is fought as a boss in the Training Mode of Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-Edit

Tseng has his own spot on Zack's Digital Mind Wave, known as "Air Strike". This attack involves Tseng calling in a helicopter, spraying all enemies with machine gun fire, and launching missiles at them. Air Strike can be unlocked at the moment the player meets up with Tseng in the second chapter.

Other AppearancesEdit

Last Order -Final Fantasy VII-Edit

The Last Order -Final Fantasy VII- OVA illustrates the events surrounding Zack Fair and Cloud Strife's escape from the Nibelheim's mansion, overlapping with incidents depicted in Final Fantasy VII, Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-.

The OVA covers the Turks' role during both the Nibelheim Incident and events leading up to Zack's Final Stand against the Shinra military; addressing the Turks' pursuit of Zack and Cloud through the Mythril Mine and their ill-fated search for the pair in the Midgar wasteland.

GalleryEdit

Tseng in Before Crisis.

Tseng in Before Crisis.

Tseng in Before Crisis.

Tseng in Before Crisis.

Tseng in Before Crisis opening.

Tseng in Last Order.

Crisis Core loading screen.

Tseng in Crisis Core.

Final Fantasy VII artwork by Tetsuya Nomura.

Tseng in the original version of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

TriviaEdit

• A misconception that has arisen, due to an early, incorrect fan translation of Advent Children by Jasconius, is that Tseng's name is pronounced Shion in Japanese. Jasconius, rather than translating by ear, used the Japanese subtitles included on the DVD. Tson (ツォン), the correct katakana form of "Tseng", was misread as the similar-looking Shion (シオン). Many viewers were confused upon reading "Shion" but seeing Tseng (rather than a new character named Shion) in the film, and attempts to explain the error resulted in the aforementioned misconception. If one pays attention to Elena's dialogue in the English version, she pronounces it "Tsung". The reason "Tseng" is written Tson in katakana is due to the fact that his name is Chinese: in Pinyin – a standardized system that uses the Roman alphabet to phonetically represent the Chinese language – e represents a sound resembling the short o of English, also approximated in Japanese with an unlengthened o vowel. In Chinese Pinyin, his name is written as "Zeng" (曾, which means great-grandfather, is a common Chinese family name). In Last Order, "Tseng's" name is written (albeit incorrectly) as "Zheng" in English, which is how he signs a document near the beginning. "Zheng" is also shown in the credits. In Crisis Core, Zack can come across a camera near the church in Sector 5, but even after reading the inscription as "T-S-E-N-G", he does not realize it is Tseng's and wonders how to pronounce that.
• When Tseng is ordering Cissnei to return Zack and Cloud alive, his hair is up in his Crisis Core hairstyle, but when the scene switches to an FMV, his hair is down in his Final Fantasy VII hairstyle when he is shown with his back to the player. It is also implied that Tseng has been promoted to the leader of the Turks for international players who have not played Before Crisis.

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SOLDIER
Sephiroth - Genesis Rhapsodos - Angeal Hewley - Lazard Deusericus - Luxiere - Kunsel - Nero the Sable - Weiss the Immaculate
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Tseng - Cissnei - Reno - Rude
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Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete
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Cloud Strife - Tifa Lockhart - Marlene Wallace - Denzel - Kadaj - Yazoo - Loz - Sephiroth
Other Characters
Aerith Gainsborough – Bahamut SIN - Barret Wallace - Cait Sith - Cid Highwind - Elena - Jenova - Moogle Girl - Red XIII - Reno - Rude - Rufus Shinra - Tseng - Vincent Valentine - Yuffie Kisaragi - Zack Fair
Locations
Edge - 7th Heaven - Healen Lodge - Forgotten Capital - Midgar - Northern Cave - Sector 5 Church - Shinra Headquarters
Races
Human – Red XIII's Species – Cetra - Remnants of Sephiroth
Terms
4-Point Shuriken - Buster Sword - Cellphone – Cerberus - Chocobo – Chocobo Farm - Dual Hound - Fenrir – Fenrir (Motorcycle) - Fusion Swords - Geostigma - Lifestream – Limit Break - LOVELESS - Masamune - Materia - Meteor - Motorcycle – Nibelheim Incident - Panasonic FOMA P900iV - Shadow Creeper - Shera – Shinra Electric Power Company – Shinra Military Transport Helicopter - SOLDIER - Souba - Strife Delivery Service – Turks - Velvet Nightmare - World Regenesis Organization
Novellas
On the Way to a Smile - Hoshi wo Meguru Otome
Music
Original Soundtrack - Complete Reunion Tracks "The Promised Land" - "Tifa's Theme" - "Those Who Fight" - "Those Who Fight Further" - "Aerith's Theme" - "J-E-N-O-V-A" - "One-Winged Angel" - "Calling" - "Safe and Sound"
Archives
Timeline - Wallpapers – Merchandise