Revelation begins amid Meteor, planetary Weapons, and war as Cloud's party enters the final battle against Sephiroth; exact Weapon identities and endings remain undisclosed.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation's official setup brings together Meteor, the Weapons, global war, and Cloud's final conflict with Sephiroth. PlayStation calls the newer trailer “The Planet's Crisis” and says it reveals the mighty Weapons and their destructive power.
Confirmed story facts
| Question | Current official answer |
|---|---|
| Meteor | Present in the sky |
| Weapons | Revealed as powerful planetary guardians |
| War | Raging across the world |
| Cloud's objective | Stand with his companions against the crisis |
| Sephiroth | Central to the final battle |
| Trilogy status | Final chapter of the remake project |
| Exact Weapon names | Not published in the checked text |
| Final boss order | Not published |
| Ending and survivors | Not published |
Why “Weapons” is capitalized carefully
PlayStation's Gamescom description uses “Weapons” as the name for the mighty planetary entities. The broader store copy calls them monstrous planetary guardians. That supports the entity category, but not a complete list of Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Diamond, Ultima, or other names in Revelation.
Some of those names are familiar from earlier Final Fantasy VII material. Familiarity is not confirmation that each one appears, keeps the same role, or is fought in the same order in this remake chapter. A screenshot or fan label also cannot establish an official identity without a caption, spoken name, interface label, or Square Enix reference.
Sephiroth and the ending boundary
The phrase “final battle against Sephiroth” establishes the conflict, not the structure of a final boss. It does not reveal phases, party selection, location, ending branches, survival outcomes, or how the remake project resolves changes introduced in Remake and Rebirth.
This page therefore works as a spoiler-light status record. It does not retell the 1997 ending, promote a theory, or turn trailer editing into plot chronology. A future ending guide must cite the released build, label spoilers clearly, and distinguish mandatory events from optional outcomes.
What can be updated before launch
Square Enix can expand this page safely with named Weapons, officially introduced locations, character roles, or a story FAQ. Boss strategies, missables, ending requirements, and “true ending” claims require direct release-build verification.
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Questions players ask next
Are the Weapons in Final Fantasy VII Revelation?
Yes. PlayStation says The Planet's Crisis trailer reveals the mighty Weapons and shows their destructive power.
Is Sephiroth the final boss?
The official premise calls this the final battle against Sephiroth, but it does not publish the boss order or final encounter structure.
Does Final Fantasy VII Revelation follow the original ending?
The final ending has not been revealed. Original Final Fantasy VII events provide context, not proof of Revelation's exact outcome.
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