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>>6186425
>Red 13. And the reasons you give fir saying that's not the case are riddiculous.
Wow, so you can't get it through your head that Red XIII isn't human? You've proven yourself to be irrefutably retarded.

>>6186456
>As far as I knew, Holy is there to stop Meteor and protect life (which includes humans...)
Wrong, wrong, wrong.
>if you have evidence from the game that where a character like Bugenhagen said that Holy is more, how would you put it...neutral than that? And willing to wipe out humans which are also life?
The dialoge from pic related continues as follows:
>Bugenhagen: "Ho Ho Hooo. Meteor, Weapon, everything will disappear."
>Bugenhagen: "Perhaps, even ourselves."
>Cloud: "Even us!?"
>Bugenhagen: "It is up to the planet to decide."
>Bugenhagen: "What is best for the planet. What is bad for the planet. All that is bad will disappear. That is all. Ho Ho Hoo."
>Bugenhagen: "I wonder which we humans are?"

I agree that one of the themes present in the game is that not all of humanity is beyond redemption, however that does not preclude humanity's destruction, especially since another theme of the game is that good things don't have to happen to good people and in fact the opposite is generally more true. The culmination of humanity's worth is that Cloud and friends regroup and go to fight Sephiroth even when it doesn't matter. The characters openly acknowledge that their own fate is no longer in their hands, but taking out Sephiroth is the "right" thing to do, because even if meteor destroys them, they will have cleaned up the mess that Shinra made, and ensured that Sephiroth couldn't see through his ultimate plan of becoming a galaxy-devouring monster. Cloud and friends went into the final battle, accepting that it may be for nothing, but at least no other worlds would have to suffer their fate.