Her large angel wings are more realistic, resembling her Angel Wing state from her Dissidia NT appearance. Rinoa's Transient Princess form is not seen in the movie but has her wear a combination of her white ballroom dress from Final Fantasy VIII and her primary outfit.
She wears a white strapless short dress whose skirt at the back extends to her feet. Her dress is designed after an angel wing motif, and the materials appear similar to a wedding veil.
Her silver-buckled black boots are replaced with black knee-high heeled boots. Her hair is longer and is styled in layered curls, and the caramel highlights change to white silver. In this form, she doesn't permanently have her angel wings like in the battle footage. Rinoa uses the sorceress power to conjure portals, use telekinesis, and augment her magic. The fight ends with Rinoa conjuring portals from the moon that transport each Final Fantasy girl with their rival to another location.
The last screenshot of Rinoa shows her fighting several jets with her magic. Rinoa was set to appear in a future installment Dead Fantasy VII to confront her rival, Rachel , but since Monty's death, the series ended up in a permanent hiatus. Rinoa's fighting style is based on a Chinese style Straight Sword, and the way she wields her gunblade is based on a Dao Sword. In contrast to her original gameplay where she uses her blaster edge with two hands, in Dead Fantasy her blaster edge automatically launches the blade.
In the remake version during her brief teaser, the white feather falls off until and is blown on the wind, reminiscent of the feather she sent to Squall who is lost in the time compression in Final Fantasy VIII.
Rinoa unveils herself in her permanent Angel Wing state while landing on the icy hill and making her trademark pose. Rinoa wears her white ballroom dress and doesn't permanently have her angel wings like in the battle footage, but they briefly appear when the lights are off.
Rinoa plays the role of one of the Girls Generation member, Kwon Yuri. Rinoa retains her white ballroom dress and her angel wings are not seen like in the battle footage. Rinoa has a fanmade design known as the "Dion Rogers' Rinoa" that was popular among cosplayers. Late to early Square held a competition to see who would make the best fanart following the theme "FFanything-2".
The winner would get their design turned into a pixel rendition. Besides the dresser is a silhouetted figure of Rinoa in her "request pose" that she performed when asking for a dance with Squall. He wanted to create a character who would leave an impression on the viewer; instead of a beauty, he wanted something cute. He feels some of his personal preferences were included in the design.
For Rinoa, he also created a "cute" vocabulary list and some ideas for her habits which were sent off to the scenario writer Kazushige Nojima. Nojima has later lamented that the focus was on what the male staff thought was cute for Rinoa, but the female staff pointed out how there was "no way that a girl wearing a miniskirt could move like that. For his part, Nojima wanted to have Rinoa like books and reading; this is why she is found in the Balamb Garden library when not in the active party.
One detail that did not make into the Japanese-to-English translation was Rinoa's habit of forming cutesy words much like Selphie. Mayuko Aoki acted out most of the motion capture needed for Rinoa's FMV sequences, although Yasuko Yokoyama acted as her motion actress for the waltz scene and Hoshimi Asai performed Rinoa's stunt scenes, such as when she falls down the side of Balamb Garden.
There is a dummied piece of dialogue in the scene where Squall and Rinoa are onboard Ragnarok where Rinoa tried to dissuade assumed jealousy in Squall for her having dated Seifer in the past. When Squall did not catch on, Rinoa commented that Squall does not care about other people's pasts. As a sorceress, Ultimecia is almost the mirror opposite of Rinoa: Ultimecia is an evil sorceress with black wings, while Rinoa is pure and has white wings; Rinoa has black hair, and Ultimecia has white-silver hair; Ultimecia wears a red dress, while Rinoa's sweeper is light-blue; Rinoa uses Angelo in battle, and Ultimecia uses Griever; Griever is based on a lion, while Angelo is a dog; Rinoa is associated with angel imagery whereas Ultimecia's hairstyle takes the shape of horns, a motif often associated with the devil; Rinoa's special power appears to be that of revival, whereas Ultimecia seeks to cause death and destruction.
Due to their juxtaposition and Ultimecia using Rinoa's weapons in the Dissidia series, a popular fan theory assumes that Ultimecia is, in fact, Rinoa from the future. It has been debunked by Director Yoshinori Kitase : "No, that is not true. I don't think I'll incorporate that even if we do remake the game.
But that being said, both Rinoa and Ultimecia are witches, so in that sense they are similar, but they're not the same person. Rinoa gained a voice in the Dissidia series. She is voiced in English by Skyler Davenport. Rinoa speaks in a normal voice with a childish tone, but in her Angel Wing form, she speaks in a serious but icy tone. Rinoa has been part of the Coca-Cola marketing campaigns where she has had several different bottle-cap figurines: chibi and regular versions, red crystal versions of each and the color of the figurine's base either yellow or red.
The Rinoa Zippo lighter is perhaps the rarest piece of merchandise; only a few hundred were ever produced. Other scarce parts of merchandise are the ballroom scene Final Fantasy Cold Cast Collection statue and the Rinoa chrome statue, both limited at 3, pieces. Before the magazine Shonen Jump revealed the name "Rinoa Heartilly" many publications translated the name as "Lenore", which means "light" romaji transcription of "Lenore" is Rinoa.
The name Rinoa may be a variation of Riona, an Irish Gaelic name meaning both "pure" and "royal. Rinoa's surname, Heartilly, is derived from the English word "heartily. Final Fantasy Wiki Explore. Old Sharlayan Thavnair Garlemald The moon. Characters Jobs Races. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Rinoa Heartilly. Edit source History Talk September 1, Scan description. Skip section. Angel Wing Limit Break. Story [ ] I like it like this. During the Battle of the Gardens, when Rinoa is in peril, Squall finally realizes his feelings for her.
After the team defeats Sorceress Edea , Ultimecia loses control over her host. In a desperate attempt to find a new vessel, she takes over Rinoa's body and causes her to go into a coma. In a desperate attempt to find a cure, Squall takes Rinoa to Esthar. The scientists in Esthar then decide to take her to the Esthar Space Station for treatment. After Adel is released and returns to the world below, Ultimecia abandons Rinoa's body and leaves her for dead in space.
Squall rescues Rinoa and brings her back to the space station, where they find the Ragnarok; a ship capable of making the return trip back to the planet. Upon their arrival, Esthar forces take Rinoa to have her sealed away so she will not cause anymore harm. Squall, however, goes after her at the urging of his comrades, and the two are reunited. The pair and their friends then return to meet with Laguna , the president of Esthar, to figure out a way to defeat Ultimecia. When summoned as Rinoa's Limit Break , Angelo will perform one of a number of actions randomly.
Actions he can perform include attacking enemies, healing allies, reviving party members, finding items, and granting invincibility to all party members. Rinoa is most commonly shipped with Squall , due to it being a canon relationship, however it isn't uncommon to see her paired with Seifer , as there is implication that they were in a fairly serious relationship before she and Squall met.
But those are about the only common ships. Threesomes inviting Zell are basically fanon, while ships involving any of the other main characters are at least feasible. Examples Wanted : Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples. Total Votes Who is the most voted on this season. Login Register. Original Name. Appears In. Place of Origin. Date of Birth.
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