Cloud Strife is one of the Final Fantasy franchise's most famous and recognizable protagonists. Cloud appears in various Final Fantasy spin-offs, from mobile games to RPGs, showcasing his popularity.

Cloud and Aerith’s meeting is a critical moment that shapes the story of Final Fantasy 7, but how would things play out if it never happened?

Cloud Strife, the broody protagonist of Final Fantasy VII and its remakes, has a pretty elaborate backstory. He grew up in Nibelheim, went on to become a SOLDIER, and got mixed up with Sephiroth ...

Cloud Strife is the main protagonist of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, known for wielding his iconic Buster Sword and working as an ex-SOLDIER turned mercenary. After taking on a few dangerous jobs in ...

The new game starts right where Final Fantasy VII Remake left off with Team Avalanche’s Cloud (Cody Christian), Aerith (Briana White), Tifa (Britt Baron), Barret (John Eric Bentley) and Red XIII ...

Let the record show that despite embodying one of the most well-known (and well-armed) protagonists in video game history, Final Fantasy VII’s stoic ex-SOLDIER Cloud Strife, Cody Christian ...

Protagonist Cloud Strife has quite a remarkable character arc throughout the Final Fantasy VII story, and while Rebirth, as the middle chapter, doesn’t totally reveal where things are going with ...

In the 1997 game, Aerith meets her end at the hands of Sephiroth, who brutally stabs her in front of the game’s hero, Cloud Strife, and by extension the players. It was a permadeath that stayed ...

One of the most prominent is the Hardy-Daytona motorcycle, which takes center stage in 1997's "Final Fantasy 7" and its 2020 remake as Cloud Strife's (Steve Burton, Cody Christian) ride of choice.