
The Ultima(te) Final Fantasy Podcast The Final Fantasy Files is a fan-created video podcast of thought-provoking and entertaining discussions focused on one of the world’s greatest video game series.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

We return to Nibelheim for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Chapter 11, where Cloud and Tifa marvel at Shinra’s cover-up, we meet a not-so-optional dark haired former turk, Cloud “recalls” what happened to Zack, and we stumble through the notorious Cait Sit... more
In this Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Chapter 10 deep dive, we finally learn the truth about Nanaki's father Seto, break down the Gi tribe's tragic backstory and the Black Materia's origin, debate the Gi Nattak boss fight on hard mode, and react to the s... more
In this Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Chapter 10 analysis, we dive into Cosmo Canyon, Tifa’s Lifestream experience, Bugenhagen’s response, and the River of Lights scene to unpack what FF7 Rebirth is really saying about the Planet, mako, and the Cetra. We... more
In today’s continued deepest dive discussion into Chapter 10 of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, we meet Cosmo Canyon’s famous Bugenhagen, see his true colors, and marvel at the spectacle of the planetarium cinematic cutscene. We also debate the importance... more
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Best Final Fantasy podcast! Been playing this game since the NES era and love listening to the hosts talk about FF! Give this a chance, you will not regret it.
I rarely get more than two minutes into trying a new podcast before I give up and go back to one of the couple dozen familiar voices I’ve followed for years. But the first time I heard Jolie and Ernest’s excitement and banter, I was hooked. Can’t wait to dive into the back catalog, and to hear their take on a few particular emotional scenes in Rebirth chapter 13!
love the depth of lore and story exploration. great dialogue, keep up the great work!
Love the depth you guys go to with ff16! Thoroughly enjoyed the points from the medicine girl
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This show delivers in-depth, spoiler-focused discussions about major Final Fantasy installments and remakes, with a tendency toward chapter-by-chapter deep-dives, narrative analysis, and production choices. Hosts frequently debate writing decisions, character reinterpretations, lore, and world-building, while weaving in fan reactions, voice acting nuances, and localization quirks. The format often blends personal gameplay anecdotes with broader questions about storytelling in large-budget games, making it valuable for listeners who enjoy theory-heavy conversations paired with practical game-world insights. Noteworthy are its explicit willingness to challenge canonical moments, tease future topics, and invite casual fans to engage with intri... more
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The Final Fantasy Files launched 3 years ago and published 26 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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