| Display title | Final Fighting Fantasy |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Final Fighting Fantasy is a Massive Multiplayer Crossover series of the first seven Final Fantasy games, made in Flash using sprites from the games themselves, among other methods. It follows the conquering heroes of each of these games as they suddenly seem to find themselves thrown together in some merged world thing (it's not fully explained), and start fighting each other instead. This is revealed to be related to a plot by the "Ancients" and the balance between light and dark, which after all the heroes' victories is now tilting too strongly towards light. |