Final Fantasy XVI IS WOKE!
SHOW TYPE
GAME
DEVELOPER
Square Enix
PROTECTION
M (MATURE 17+)
RELEASED
2023
As a malady known as the Blight ravages the land of Valisthea and its realms plunge into war, Clive Rosfield, the firstborn son of the Archduke of Rosaria, sets out on a dark, dangerous journey to revenge following a tragedy.
In Final Fantasy XVI, set in the war-torn continent of Valisthea, a young knight named Renald serves as a bodyguard to Joshua, the son of the Archduke of Rosaria. When a deadly attack from the hostile Eikon forces leaves Joshua kidnapped and Renald's homeland in ruins, Renald embarks on a quest to rescue his charge and uncover the truth behind the conflict.
Along the way, he forms alliances with a diverse group of companions, each wielding unique abilities and burdened by their own tragic pasts. As Renald battles monstrous creatures and uncovers a dark conspiracy, he discovers his own latent powers as a Dominant, able to call upon powerful Eikons. With the fate of Valisthea hanging in the balance, Renald must navigate a complex web of politics, magic, and personal struggles to bring peace to the land.
WHAT CRITERIA MAKES IT WOKE?
WOKE EVIDENCE:
- There are two gay men, they kiss in a scene
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Community verdict: woke. Not in the catalog. 100% labeled it woke, and a justification is ranked at 0 (needs +5 to keep it out).
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