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Sorrow - How practice you prove that you lot be...? Maybe we don't exist...

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Vivi Ornitier, occasionally stylized equally VIVI, or with the surname Orunitia,[i] is a playable grapheme in Final Fantasy IX. He is a black mage, differentiated from humans by having a blackness aureola surrounding his visible outer skin, glowing yellow eyes, and the ability to cast magic.

Vivi appears at kickoff to be gullible, clumsy, and shy, ofttimes stumbling over his speech defective cocky-confidence. He is fearful of his powers, origins, and his own lifespan. Over time, he gains bravery and confidence, likewise as a sense of right and wrong. Vivi befriends Zidane, who acts like an older brother to him, and resolves to use his magic to protect his new friends.

Vivi's special abilities are Focus and Blk Mag. Blk Mag grants him access to a wide diverseness of offensive spells, most dealing elemental impairment or negative status effects. Focus improves his Magic stat for the duration of the fight, and can be stacked, allowing him to cast more powerful spells. Vivi's Trance changes his Blk Mag to Dbl Blk, allowing him to cast two spells at once. Vivi equips mage equipment. When in a political party with Steiner, he can grant Steiner admission to his learned spells as Swd Mag spells, amplifying Steiner's damage and adding an elemental effect if desired.

Contents

  • 1 Profile
    • 1.1 Appearance
    • 1.2 Personality
  • 2 Story
  • iii Gameplay
  • four Musical themes
  • 5 Other appearances
  • half-dozen Non-Concluding Fantasy guest appearances
  • seven Other media
  • 8 Backside the scenes
    • 8.1 Evolution
    • 8.ii Age
    • viii.iii Voice
  • 9 Trade
  • ten Gallery
  • eleven Etymology and symbolism
  • 12 References

Contour [ ]

Appearance [ ]

Artwork past Yoshitaka Amano.

Vivi has a completely black face and large yellow eyes. He wears a large tan pointy hat, a blueish jacket, greenish and white stripy trousers, cerise and white gloves, and brown boots.

In Trance, Vivi'southward clothes are replaced by a full-length white robe, gloves, and an appropriately-sized hat that stands at a point. The straps crossing over his breast are replaced past a stylized pattern downwardly the middle of his robe including a wing-similar pattern on his chest. The black shadow under his hat gives off a nighttime blue hue while his optics are stark white instead of yellow.

Personality [ ]

No more. I won't permit y'all make any more instruments of murder!

Vivi

Initially, Vivi is clumsy, shy and gullible, virtually to a mistake. Ofttimes stumbling over his spoken language and lacking in self-confidence, he is afraid to apply his magic to save his friends, assertive himself incapable. During his journey, his personality develops and Vivi gains confidence and bravery in the confront of danger. Despite his new-plant conviction, Vivi questions his existence and discovers he must find answers to some of the big questions in life himself, instead of relying on others' assist.

Vivi's trademark existentialist line "How do you prove that you exist...? Maybe we don't be..." is slightly unlike in the original Japanese version, with "If you can't bear witness proof that you're living/live, information technology might every bit well be the same affair every bit being dead.* (生きてるってこと、証明できなければ 死んでしまっているのと同じなのかなぁ...) "

Story [ ]

Vivi is a black mage created in Dali at the bidding of the kingdom of Alexandria subsequently Queen Brahne learns of this technology from Kuja. Vivi is a prototype blackness mage who vicious out of the cargo ship into a forest near the town of Treno.[three] A month later he was discovered past a Qu named Quan who raised Vivi out of the hope he would grow big enough for him to eat, simply later on six months Vivi was nonetheless as short as before.

Vivi was oblivious to Quan's intentions and lived happily with his "grandpa" in Quan's Dwelling. During this time Quan named Vivi,[3] and taught him many things almost the globe, sparking a curiosity in him to see it for himself. When Quan died Vivi was left alone. A week later he headed to the nearby town of Treno and got a ticket for a play, and the next twenty-four hours he hitched a ride on a nobleman's airship to Alexandria.[three]

Vivi in the opening FMV.

In Alexandria, Vivi has a ticket for the Tantalus Theater Troupe'south operation of Lord Avon'due south play, I Want to Be Your Canary, but when he shows it at the booth he is told information technology is a counterfeit. A sad Vivi stumbles upon a street-smart rat, Puck, who helps him sneak over the rooftops into the show.

Vivi and Puck are caught watching the play without tickets and are chased through the oversupply by guards. Puck deserts Vivi who is chased onto the stage where he casts a burn spell to defend himself. He accidentally sets afire "Princess Cornelia's" cloak, revealing her identity as the Princess Garnet to the crowd, and chaos ensues.

The Theater Ship takes off and crashes in the Evil Forest. A member of Tantalus, Zidane, tries to convince the dislocated Vivi to assistance him find the princess who fell out of the ship during the commotion, only Vivi is unsure if he wants to utilize his magic. Steiner, the captain of the Knights of Pluto and Garnet's bodyguard, convinces him, as he has taken a liking to the mage and calls him "Main Vivi".

Although Vivi is at first hesitant, he tags along and helps the others defeat a carnivorous plant keeping Garnet hostage. Afterward escaping the forest, the party travels through the Ice Cave to get above the Mist where Vivi casts Burn spells to cook the ice to reveal hidden treasures.

Vivi casting a fire spell at Black Waltz 3.

When the group reaches the village of Dali Vivi is absorbed by the windmills. A villager captures him and brings him to the underground black mage production plant, thinking he got away past accident. Zidane and Garnet rescue Vivi, and discover the Dali villagers are manufacturing black mage drones for Alexandria.

Boarding a cargo send, Vivi tries to antipodal with the black mage pilots, but is unable to elicit a response from whatever of them. Vivi's feet well-nigh his race is deepened when the evil Blackness Waltz three razes the transport, having been sent by the queen to capture Garnet, who had sought Tantalus's help to escape. The Black Waltz kills the black mages who attempt to defend Vivi, the latter starting time to question his identity and similarity to the mindless foot soldiers Queen Brahne manipulates.

As the political party reaches the regency of Lindblum, Vivi learns of the Festival of the Hunt from a store owner and is persuaded to join in along with Zidane and his friend, Freya Crescent. Vivi asks for a Tetra Master bill of fare for a prize, and wins the Theater Send card if he succeeds. After the festival, a dying Burmecian soldier informs the leader of Lindblum, Cid Fabool IX, of the assail on the kingdom of Burmecia by the army of mages wearing pointy hats.

Vivi, determined to find out more, travels with Zidane's group to Burmecia only to discover the kingdom in ruins. The party travels to the Cleyra settlement, the sister kingdom to Burmecia, and witnesses it fall to the easily of Brahne and her army of mages. Later saving Princess Garnet from the queen's clutches in Alexandria Castle, the party deduces Kuja's role in the blackness mage production, and sets out to hunt him down, following rumors he hails from the due north.

Vivi at the village cemetery.

Afterwards crossing Fossil Roo to the Outer Continent, the party visits the dwarven town of Conde Petie. The dwarves limited a familiarity toward Vivi and the group discovers a black mage in the town's shop. Later on questioning the locals, they observe the "pyntie-hets" live in a village deep in a southern forest. The party follows the blackness mage to the Black Mage Village where many "awakened" blackness mages live, having defected Alexandria to live a life of peace. The blackness mages regard Vivi with suspicion at beginning, associating him with the humans.

Vivi is frustrated past their way of thinking and stops past the town'southward cemetery, and comes to larn that black mages have a finite lifespan of around one year. He talks with a wise blackness mage, Black Mage No. 288, who explains the nature of expiry to Vivi, who is, at kickoff, distressed. It is suggested Vivi is a prototype build, and 288 tries to console him in proverb Vivi may last longer than the one year afforded for the other black mages.

Sorrow.

After coming together with an orphan summoner girl Eiko Carol, she leads them to the ruins of Madain Sari where Vivi ponders over his existence and is comforted by Zidane. They notice Kuja at the Iifa Tree and witness him kill Brahne during his quest to overthrow his principal, Garland, to become the principal of the worlds Gaia and Terra. He enlists the sentient black mages from the Black Mage Village promising to prolong their lifespan if they follow him, and when Vivi learns of this he is upset, knowing Kuja is a liar. The black mages are abandoned by Kuja when he learns of the power of Trance and return to their village.

The party learns of the mysterious earth of Terra, and afterwards obtaining the elemental mirrors from Ipsen's Castle set out to place them in the 4 elemental shrines. Vivi and Steiner join forces to visit the Current of air Shrine where Steiner shields Vivi from the blustering air current with his body, and the two defeat the shrine guardian, Tiamat. After opening the portal to Terra and traveling there, Zidane becomes troubled later learning he was created by Garland. Vivi empathizes with him, having gone through a similar identity crisis himself, and with his friends' help, Zidane snaps out of his depression. They face Garland who is killed by Kuja who uses his new-constitute power of Trance to demolish Terra.

Vivi's sons in Alexandria.

The party ventures into Memoria where Vivi helps the party defeat Trance Kuja and the mysterious Necron. Old later, anybody gathers in Alexandria for some other showing of I Desire To Be Your Canary by Tantalus. Vivi is the only one absent-minded, instead being represented by several children, each of whom looks like Vivi. It is uncertain how Vivi's "sons" came virtually equally the Iifa Tree has complanate, and the source of Mist, an ingredient used in black mage production, is gone.

I e'er talked well-nigh you, Zidane. How yous were a very special person to us, considering you taught us all how important life is. You taught me that life doesn't last forever. That's why we accept to assistance each other and live life to the fullest. Even if you say goodbye, you'll always exist in our hearts. Then, I know we're not lone anymore. Why I was built-in... How I wanted to alive... Thank you for giving me time to think. To keep doing what you set your eye on... It'southward a very hard thing to practise. We were all so courageous... What to practice when I felt lone... That was the just thing yous couldn't teach me. Just we need to figure out the answer for ourselves... I'm and then happy I met everyone... I wish we could've gone on more than adventures. Simply I estimate we all accept to say farewell anytime. Everyone... Give thanks you. Adieu. My memories will be role of the heaven...

Monologue from the catastrophe of Final Fantasy 9

The monologue during the ending is spoken by Vivi, indicating he has expired by the time the ending takes place, every bit he is saying goodbye to his friends and the final words of his monologue are "Goodbye. My memories will be part of the heaven", an allusion to expiry in the world of Final Fantasy Nine. Because the speaker of the lines is non specified information technology has incited speculation among fans on Vivi's fate and who is the speaker of the monologue. The game's Japanese version is more explicit on the issue, as the speaker uses a speech pattern and pronouns that only Vivi used throughout the game.

Spoilers end here.

Gameplay [ ]

Character model.

Vivi wields staves in battle, his special power is Focus, which boosts his magic power, and his skillset is Blk Mag, which casts offensive and elemental magic. His Trance changes this to Dbl Blk, assuasive him to bandage two Blk Mag spells in one plough. If Vivi is in the same party every bit Steiner, Steiner can make utilise of these spells through his Swd Magazine, which does not cost Vivi MP or a plow. Vivi has access to many back up abilities which can better his magic or shield him from statuses. Although Vivi can larn Water, he cannot learn the Waterga spell. Waterga is exclusive to the Kraken enemy. Vivi can indirectly utilize Waterga through the Return Magic ability.

Vivi likewise appears briefly as a boss in the second battle against Prison Cage. Similar other characters, a Mirror version of Vivi can exist summoned past the Epitaph.

If Zidane, Eiko, and Steiner are not in the party, Vivi assumes the office of political party leader, most notably in the Desert Palace and in the final battle.

Musical themes [ ]

"Vivi's Theme" from Final Fantasy IX

Music

"Vivi's Theme" plays once early on when Vivi is wandering effectually Alexandria. The song is paced at a fast tempo and is mildly syncopated, which elaborates the aura of Vivi's curiosity. The song "Blackness Mage Village" uses parts of Vivi's theme in its melody in its second half, and the song "Limited Time" is the aforementioned tune, but slowed down.

Other appearances [ ]

Vivi has fabricated appearances in the post-obit games in the Final Fantasy series:

  • Terminal Fantasy Dimensions II as a summon.
  • Dissidia Concluding Fantasy equally a cameo.
  • Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia as a playable character.
  • Theatrhythm Final Fantasy as a playable grapheme.
  • Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call every bit a playable graphic symbol.
  • Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival as a playable grapheme.
  • Pictlogica Final Fantasy as a playable character.
  • Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade as a summonable Legend.
  • Final Fantasy Artniks as a series of cards.
  • Final Fantasy Tape Keeper equally a playable character.
  • Final Fantasy World Wide Words.
  • Terminal Fantasy Dauntless Exvius as a summonable vision.
  • World of Final Fantasy as a non-actor graphic symbol.
  • Last Fantasy Trading Carte Game as a series of cards.
  • Tetra Master as an opponent and cards.
  • Triple Triad as a series of cards.
  • Chocobo GP as a playable graphic symbol.

Not-Final Fantasy guest appearances [ ]

  • Kingdom Hearts as a back up character.
  • Itadaki Street as a playable character.
  • Puzzle & Dragons.

Other media [ ]

On May 16, 2008, Vivi was voted number-ii of favorite Final Fantasy characters of all time on IGN,[five]with the number-one character being Sephiroth.

For the instruction manual of Final Fantasy Origins, a PlayStation remake of Final Fantasy and Concluding Fantasy II, Vivi is shown every bit an instance name chosen for the Blackness Mage class of Concluding Fantasy.

Behind the scenes [ ]

Evolution [ ]

Concept art by Yoshitaka Amano.

Vivi's design is inspired past the Black Mage job, a Final Fantasy tradition, although he forgoes wearing a robe in favor of a jacket of the same color.

In an early on draft for the Final Fantasy Nine opening sequence,[6] Vivi would have concluded up on the Theater Ship stage during the play, and Baku would have been quick to contain ad lib, asking Vivi to use a fire spell. Vivi would have created a wall of fire separating Steiner (who is up on the stage trying to stop Tantalus from kidnapping Princess Garnet) and his corps of paladins from the others, and Garnet's hood would accept caught on fire. As Garnet would accept tossed her robe away revealing her identity to the audience, the paladins would have attacked Tantalus and Vivi would take joined in on the battle on the player's side, with Vivi the simply one able to utilize existent magic, the others' "magic attacks" being mere special effects. In the terminal game, Tantalus fights the battles confronting a lone Steiner and Vivi does non become function of the play.

In dummied out dialogue, Vivi tells Puck he bought the theater ticket from "a moogle with a chapeau". Puck says he volition hurt the moogle if he always finds them.[seven]

Age [ ]

Though official sources normally list Vivi'due south historic period as nine, the timeline in Terminal Fantasy IX places him as existence built-in in 1799, less than a year before the game's showtime. Although Quan could have believed he was around nine or and then after saving him, the gauge of a few months is more than accurate due to him being linked to the mass-produced black mages, since their production started shortly before the beginning of the game. At a mere six months old, not only is Vivi the youngest playable grapheme in Concluding Fantasy IX, but in the entire series, as well. Vivi's given age, ix, alludes to the number of the game. Final Fantasy Ix has many other allusions to the number nine, as well.

Voice [ ]

Vivi is voiced by Melissa Disney in the English version of Kingdom Hearts Ii and past Kath Soucie in Earth of Concluding Fantasy.

He is voiced by Ikue Ōtani in the Japanese version of both games.

Merchandise [ ]

Vivi has a Play Arts activeness effigy, released in 2009 with a Mage Staff, extra hands, and display stand equally bonuses. Two Coca-Cola canteen cap figurines for Vivi also exist, one fully colored and a "blood-red crystal" version.

Vivi was released in November 2019 every bit a Bring Arts figure that comes with unlike facial expressions and weapons. He comes with his default Mage Staff and his High Mage Staff. A necklace featuring a Vivi pendant was released on 2020, with both blackness and silver versions.

Gallery [ ]

Etymology and symbolism [ ]

Viví is the by tense of the Spanish verb vivir, which means "to live", therefore Vivi tin be translated as "I lived". Vivi is also the nowadays tense of the Italian verb vivere, which too means "to live", therefore Vivi can be translated as "You live", or besides as the imperative "Alive!"; it can likewise mean the plural grade of the adjective vivo, which means "alive". In the Voodoo organized religion, a Vévé is a symbol used in black magic to summon a god or spirit for various purposes. These are possible allusions to his search for the meaning of his existence, his abilities with black magic and maybe even his struggle to prove he is not a boob to practise others' bidding.

In the North American version of the Terminal Fantasy 9 instruction manual, Vivi'south final name was rendered as Ornitier. His proper name was later changed into "Orunitia", the romanization of the Japanese pronunciation of "Ornitier", in the Greatest Hits release. In Japan, his final proper noun is Ornitier as shown in the Concluding Fantasy IX Ultimania guide, but his name is however spelled Orunitia on the North American website.

"Ornitier" is a scarce proper name in existent life, actualization rarely equally a surname in France and Belgium. Removed from Last Fantasy IX references, it is non easy to ascertain how many instances of "Ornitier" are accurate surnames and how many are pseudonyms obliquely inspired by Vivi. If "Ornitier" is a true surname, information technology may exist derived from Latin ornitharius , from the Greek, which ways "pertaining to birds". The natural French descendant of this word is ornithier [/ɔʁnitje/], with ornitier as a possible alternative spelling. The more common uses of the Latin root in English relate to "ornithology": the written report and observation of birds (which is actually Greek).

References [ ]

  1. ↑ one.0 ane.one Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary Ultimania File 1: Character page 276
  2. ↑ FFIX World Chronology – p.44-46 of the FFIX Ultimania - Characters' personal timelines (Accessed: December 07, 2018) at The Lifestream
  3. ↑ 3.0 three.1 3.2 3.iii 3.iv Final Fantasy Ix Ultimania, p.010–011
  4. ↑ Height comparison nautical chart from Final Fantasy 25th Anniversary Ultimania
  5. ↑ Top 25 Terminal Fantasy Characters - Twenty-four hour period V (Accessed: November 13, 2019) at IGN
  6. ↑ From the old support file (dead) ( Accessed: March xxx, 2012 ) at Mistwalker Corp (dead)
  7. ↑ [Last Fantasy IX] Hidden Scenes (Accessed: November thirteen, 2019) at YouTube

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