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Table of Contents 

Story & Characters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Starting a Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Field Screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Battle Screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Screen Overview & Basic Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 

DMW Effects & Status Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Screen Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Items / Equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Materia / Materia Fusion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 

DMW / Missions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 

Mail / Shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 

Hints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 

Credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 

Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 

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Getting Started Starting Up 

Right side R view 

PSP ® (PlayStation ® Portable) system configuration 

Front view F 

buttons 

Disc cover DC OUT connectors 

IR port USB 

OPEN latch 

connector 

Set up your PSP ® (PlayStation ® Portable) system according to the 

instructions in the manual supplied with the system. Turn the system 

on. The power indicator lights up in green and the home menu is 

displayed. Press the OPEN latch to open the disc cover. Insert the 

CRISIS CORE -FINAL FANTASY® VII- disc with the label facing 

away from the system, slide until fully inserted and close the disc 

cover. From the PSP ® system’s home menu, select the Game icon and 

then the UMD icon. A thumbnail for the software is displayed. Select 

the thumbnail and press the button of the PSP ® system to start the 

software. Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual 

for information on using the software. 

NOTICE: Do not eject a UMD while it is playing. 

POWER/HOLD switch 

Memory Stick Duo 

Warning! Keep Memory Stick Duo media out of reach of small children, as the 

media could be swallowed by accident. 

To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Stick Duo into 

the memory stick slot of your PSP ® system. You can load saved game 

data from the same memory stick or any Memory Stick Duo containing 

previously saved games. 

L button 

Directional 

buttons 

MEMORY 

STICK 

DUO 

access 

indicator 

WLAN 

access 

indicator 

Analog stick 

Strap holder 

Left speaker 

HOME button 

LCD screen 

POWER 

indicator 

2 3 

Volume 

R button 

buttons 

HOLD 

indicator 

Right speaker 

START button 

SELECT button 

Sound button 

Display button

Story & Characters 

Seven years prior to the events of Final Fantasy VII— 

The Shinra Company is rapidly increasing its influence 

through its monopoly on mako energy and military might. 

With the burgeoning city of Midgar as its base and symbol 

of prosperity, Shinra is on the verge of establishing 

absolute dominance over the world. 

SOLDIER is a group of skilled combat operatives within 

Shinra. The elite within the group—those strong enough to 

be deemed SOLDIER 1st Class—are respected and idolized 

by the citizenry. 

Zack is a young SOLDIER 2nd Class who aspires to become 

a 1st. He spends his days carrying out assignments under 

the guidance of his 1st Class mentor, Angeal. 

During an operation in Wutai, a large number of SOLDIER 

members, led by SOLDIER 1st Class Genesis, go missing. 

The severity of the situation prompts Shinra executives to 

deploy even more SOLDIER operatives in hopes of bringing 

an end to the war with Wutai--and conducting an 

investigation into the mass desertion. The ones assigned 

to the mission are Zack, Angeal, and the 1st Class hero 

who is known the world over as Sephiroth… 

What truths lie behind Genesis's disappearance? 

What secrets bind the three SOLDIER 1st Class operatives? 

For Zack, a cruel and fateful struggle awaits... 

Zack 

SOLDIER 2nd Class in the Shinra 

Company. Zack joined SOLDIER with 

dreams of becoming a hero. Full of 

vitality, he is quick to act and has a 

cheerful disposition. 

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Sephiroth 

The greatest SOLDIER 

1st Class, whose name is 

known all over the world. 

Sephiroth possesses 

superhuman powers that 

enable him to execute 

missions with absolute 

perfection. Though he is 

never one to express his 

feelings, there seem to be 

moments when he opens up 

to Angeal, Genesis, and Zack. 

Angeal 

SOLDIER 1st Class, often 

seen in action together with 

Zack. Stoic and morally 

straight as an arrow, 

Angeal is good friends 

with fellow 1st Classes 

Sephiroth and Genesis. 

For some reason, he 

hardly ever uses his 

giant Buster Sword in 

battle. 

Aerith 

A girl who grows flowers in the 

slums, Aerith is descendent of 

the Ancients, a people thought 

to possess the power to converse 

with the planet. She is 

under constant surveillance by 

the Shinra Company. 

Genesis 

SOLDIER 1st Class in the Shinra Company. 

Genesis is a devotee of literature, especially the 

epic poem "LOVELESS." While friends with 

Angeal and Sephiroth, he also regards Sephiroth 

as his rival. He goes missing in action during an 

operation in Wutai. 

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Controls 

PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) 

Some actions are only available in certain screens. Controls 

in the field are shown in green text. Controls in the battle 

screen are shown in blue text. Other general controls are 

shown in yellow text. 

L button 

Rotate camera 

Select command 

Analog stick 

Select 

Scroll zone map 

Move 

Directional buttons 

Select 

Scroll zone map 

Move 

HOME button 

Quit game 

Application Reset 

Press and hold the L, R, and START buttons simultaneously to reset the 

game and return to the title screen. 

This section details the game controls. For details 

on controls during battle, please see pages 15-17. 

START button 

Pause 

SELECT button 

Delete data* 

button 

Show zone map 

Evade 

R button 

Rotate camera 

Select command 

button 

Show main menu 

Guard 

button 

Cancel 

Advance text 

Select Attack 

command 

button 

Confirm 

Talk / Examine 

Advance text 

Save 

Execute command 

* Save data can be deleted only at save points and other certain 

points during the story (p.10). 

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Starting a Game 

New Game 

This will start the 

game from the 

beginning of the 

story. You can 

also select the 

overall difficulty of 

the game (Normal 

Mode or Hard 

Mode). Please 

note that once a 

difficulty mode is 

selected here, it 

cannot be changed 

during gameplay. 

Load Game 

Select the data to load. This will continue the game from 

where you left off. 

Saving data 

You can save your 

progress at any save 

point or at certain 

points during the story. 

Before you start the 

game, make sure to 

have a Memory Stick 

Duo or a Memory 

Stick PRO Duo with 

Save point 

at least 256KB of free space inserted into the 

Memory Stick Duo slot. When saving at a save point, 

enter the save point and press . Then select a file 

in which to save your data. 

To delete data, press SELECT at the save point and 

select the file to delete. 

During the opening movie, press START, , , , or 

to show the title menu. 

Advancing the Story 

Move Zack in the field screen in order to gather information 

and advance the story. Encounters with enemies 

will take you into the battle screen. Use the main menu 

to make adjustments to your equipment and use items. 

Field Screen p.12-13 

The field screen enables you to 

move through towns and various 

facilities. You can talk to people to 

gather information. 

Main Menu p.20-29 

While in the field screen, press 

to enter the main menu,where you 

can make adjustments to your 

equipment and use items. 

Battle Screen p.14-19 

When you encounter enemies in 

the field, or an event leads to battle, 

the resulting fight will take 

place in the battle screen. 

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Field Screen 

Field Screen Overview 

Use the directional buttons or the analog stick to control 

Zack. You can use the L or R button to rotate the camera. 

Chest 

Approach the chest and press to 

obtain the item within. 

The Field Screen and Zones 

Next zone Zone information 

Crossing this threshold 

takes you to the next 

zone. Red lines indicate 

that you cannot enter. 

Available action 

This shows the action, such as 

"Talk" or "Examine," available 

to you at specific locations. 

This displays the name of 

the next zone. 

The field screen allows you to move Zack through 

a variety of environments and advance the story. 

Talk / Examine 

When an available action is displayed, such as when Zack 

is near people or doorways, press to take that action. 

Press to advance the text. 

Showing the Zone Map 

In the field, you can press to display a map of the 

zone Zack is currently in. Use the directional buttons 

or the analog stick to scroll the map. You can also 

use to zoom in or out. Press to return to the field 

screen. 

Signal 

An "X" indicates that 

not enough information 

is present to display the 

zone map. 

Icons used in the 

zone map 

Save point 

Door 

No entry 

Next zone 

Elevator 

Zoom In / Out 

Zone information 

Current location 

The arrow indicates the 

direction in which Zack is 

facing. 

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Battle Screen 

Screen Overview & Basic Rules 

When you enter a battle, a section of the field becomes a 

battlefield where you must fight your enemies. You can 

pause the battle by pressing START. 

When you encounter enemies in the field, or an event 

leads to battle, the resulting fight will take place in the 

battle screen. This section explains the information 

on the screen and the basic rules of battle. 

Battle Screen Overview Basic Rules of Battle 

Current / Max HP (p.21) 

Current / Max MP (p.21) 

Current / Max AP (p.21) 

Current SP (p.21) 

Limit Gauge 

This monitors DMW status. (p.18) 

DMW 

Matching character panels or numbers 

can activate various status 

changes and special attacks. (p.18) 

Current Status 

This indicates Zack's status when a 

status change occurs. (p.19) 

Target Name 

Target 

This indicates 

which enemy Zack 

is locked on to. 

Available commands 

Active command 

Take control of Zack and 

attack enemies with both 

blade and magic. Every 

enemy defeated earns gil 

(money), experience points, 

and SP. Higher SP can be 

earned by defeating foes in a 

chain without taking damage. 

A variety of items can also be obtained through battle. 

End of Battle 

Defeat all foes to successfully complete the battle. A successful 

escape (p.17) can also bring a battle to an end, but 

not all battles allow for this. 

Game Over 

When Zack's HP reaches 

zero, the game ends, and the 

game will return to the title 

screen. 

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Battle Screen 

Actions 

Move 

Directional buttons / Analog stick 

Use the directional 

buttons or the analog 

stick to move 

Zack. 

Command Selection 

Select: L or R button / Execute: button 

Press to execute 

"Attack," or any 

other selected command. 

Use the L or 

R button to select a 

command. Pressing 

the button will 

default to the "Attack" 

command. 

Attack Zack uses his sword to execute physical attacks. 

Materia 

Items 

Equipped materia enables Zack to use magic such as "Thunder" 

and "Cure," as well as special abilities such as "Assault Twister." 

Items in Zack's possession can be used during battle. After 

selecting "Item," use the L or R button to select a specific 

item. Press to confirm your selection. 

Zack may attack a locked target using his sword or 

magic. Zack will automatically lock on to the enemy 

he is facing. 

Guard 

Press to guard 

against enemy 

attacks and reduce 

damage received. 

Guarding costs AP, 

and when AP reaches 

zero, Zack will be 

unable to guard. 

Evade 

Press to evade 

enemy attacks at 

the cost of AP. Use 

in conjunction with 

the directional buttons 

or the analog 

stick to evade in any 

direction. 

Continue moving 

outward from the 

battlefield to escape 

from a battle. 

However, some battles, 

including boss 

battles, may not allow 

Zack to escape. 

button 

button 

Escape Move outward from the battlefield 

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Battle Screen 

DMW Effects & Status Changes 

DMW 

Digital Mind Wave 

The DMW is a slot reel system 

that continues to spin 

and stop during battle by 

expending SP. Matching 

numbers or character panels 

can activate a variety of 

special effects, such as "Invincible" and "No MP Cost." 

* The DMW cannot be manually controlled by the player. 

* The DMW will not spin or activate effects if SP is insufficient. 

Limit Gauge 

The limit gauge monitors 

DMW status. It fluctuates 

between five levels (from 

LOW to HEAVENLY) depending on Zack’s emotional state 

and DMW results. A higher gauge level increases the 

chances of a limit verge. 

Limit Verge 

When the left and 

right slots have 

matching character 

panels, the screen 

changes to show a 

limit verge. Matching 

character panels or 

numbers on this 

screen can activate 

different effects. 

Matching 

characters 

Matching 

numbers 

Activate a limit break that corresponds 

with the character shown in the panels. 

Level up Zack or his equipped materia. 

The DMW can activate special effects during battle. 

Zack's status may also change as a result of enemy 

attacks. 

Status Changes 

During battles, certain attacks and DMW effects can cause 

status changes. Some changes are beneficial, while others 

(status ailments) are not. Most status ailments can be healed 

through the use of items such as remedies and elixirs. 

Status changes that are not canceled over time 

Poison Gradually drains HP at regular intervals. 

Silence Prevents use of magic. 

Curse Prevents DMW rotation. 

Raise Fully recovers HP from incapacitation 

Status changes that are canceled over time 

Stun 

Temporarily prevents action and command input. Pressing 

buttons repeatedly can help you snap out of it faster. 

Endure Prevents falling from received damage. 

Stop Temporarily halts the flow of time. 

Barrier Halves damage from physical attacks. 

MBarrier Halves damage from attack spells. 

Regen Gradually recovers HP at regular intervals. 

Null Physical Nulls damage from physical attacks. 

Null Magic Nulls damage from magic attacks. 

Invincible Nulls all damage. 

No MP Cost Stops magic-related materia from expending MP. 

No AP Cost Stops defensive actions and action-related materia 

from expending AP. 

Critical All attacks become critical hits. 

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Main Menu 

Screen Overview 

Navigating the Main Menu 

Use the directional buttons or the analog stick to select a 

submenu. Press to confirm your selection. 

Menu 

Gil (money) 

Items 

p.22 Sort and use items. 

Equipment p.23 Equip materia and accessories. 

Materia p.24 Sort and use materia. 

Materia Fusion p.25 Fuse materia in your possession. 

DMW 

Missions 

Mail 

Limit Gauge 

Submenus 

Shops 

p.26 Check DMW statistics. 

p.27 Participate in missions. 

p.28 Read messages received. 

p.29 Shop for goods online. 

Status 

Displays Zack's status. Any ailments 

will also be shown here. 

Zone 

Displays the 

name of your 

current location. 

Time 

Displays how 

long you have 

been playing 

the game. 

DMW Characters 

The characters that appear in the 

DMW are shown here. A larger 

number under the panel indicates 

a better chance of getting a match. 

Press while in the field screen to open the main 

menu, where you can check Zack's status and 

access menu items. 

Status 

The numerical value of 

each statistic can be 

affected by a variety of 

factors, such as the DMW 

(p.18) and equipped 

materia. 

Status 

SP 

SOLDIER points indicate strength based on mako. 

DMW results and defeating the enemy earn SP. 

DMW activation and materia fusion (p.25) cost SP. 

HP 

Current / maximum hit points. Decreases when 

damage is received in battle. The game is over 

when HP reaches zero (p.15). 

MP Current / maximum magic points. Use of magicrelated 

materia costs MP. 

AP Current / maximum action points. Use of Guard or 

Evade (p.17), or action-related materia, costs AP. 

ATK A higher value increases physical attack strength. 

VIT A higher value decreases physical damage received. 

MAG A higher value increases the strength of attack spells. 

SPR A higher value decreases magic damage received. 

LCK A higher value may increase the chance of critical hits. 

Maximum HP, MP, and AP 

Some DMW effects during battle increase the current 

values of HP, MP, and AP. An increase can sometimes 

lead to a status break, where the current value exceeds 

the maximum value. The increased value is retained 

even after battle. 

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Main Menu 

Items / Equipment 

Items 

You can use or sort items in 

your possession. 

Use 

Select an item to use from 

the available choices. 

Sort 

Select either "Auto" or 

"Manual" to sort your items. 

Auto Sort items automatically. 

Manual 

You can sort items according to your preference. First, 

choose the item to move, and then choose where you 

want the item to go. 

Select the "Items" and "Equipment" submenus to 

prepare Zack for battle by using items and equipping 

him with materia. 

Equipment 

You can equip or unequip materia and accessories in your 

possession. Press to check the abilities granted by the 

selected equipment. 

Equip 

First, select the slot in which 

to place the materia or accessory. 

Then choose the materia 

or accessory to equip. Materia 

that are usable in battle become 

materia commands on the 

battle screen (p.16). 

Sort 

You can change the order of equipped materia or accessories 

by choosing what to move, and then selecting 

where you want it to go. The order of materia here will be 

reflected in the battle screen’s materia commands. 

Unequip 

Best 

Abilities 

Select the materia or accessory to unequip. Then press 

to confirm your selection. 

This allows the system to automatically choose from 

materia and accessories in your possession for the best 

possible equipment based on offense (physical attack), 

magic (attack spells), or defense. 

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Main Menu 

Materia / Materia Fusion 

Materia 

You can use and sort materia 

in your possession. Please 

note that you can only carry 

99 of each kind of materia at 

a time. 

Use 

Select the materia you want to use. Keep in mind that 

using materia costs MP. 

Sort 

MP Cost 

Select "Auto" to let the system sort your materia, or 

"Manual" to sort them yourself (p.22). 

SP Convert 

Materia can be converted to SP. Move the cursor to highlight 

a materia, and check the upper left of the screen to 

see how much SP it is worth. Press to proceed with the 

conversion. Once a materia is converted to SP, it cannot 

be returned to its original form. 

Converted SP value 

Select the "Materia" and "Materia Fusion" submenus 

to use and fuse materia. 

Materia Fusion 

At the expense of SP, you can 

fuse two materia together to 

create one new materia. 

Materia fusion becomes available 

later in the story. 

How to fuse materia 

Select the two materia to be 

fused. Use to undo a selection. 

You will not be able to 

select equipped materia. 

Upon selecting "FUSE," you 

will see a confirmation screen 

that displays the resulting 

materia and the necessary SP cost. Select "Yes" to proceed 

with the fusion. Keep in mind that the two original 

materia will be lost once they are fused. 

Try fusing a variety of materia 

Different combinations of 

materia yield different 

results. Fusing together 

high-quality materia may 

produce something even 

more powerful. Later on in 

the story, obtaining the 

Item Fusion Tome enables 

fusing items with materia for a wider variety of results! 

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Main Menu 

DMW / Missions 

DMW 

You can check the kinds of 

DMW that can be activated 

during battle, and the progress 

(how many of the scenes you 

have viewed so far) with each 

DMW character. Press to 

check the number of limit 

breaks and limit verges that 

have been activated so far 

with each character. 

Gaining DMW Characters 

You will gain more DMW characters 

as you progress through 

the story and meet new characters 

or certain conditions. 

When a character is added, a 

silhouette is replaced with an 

image of the character, and a 

new limit break is learned. 

Select the "DMW" submenu to check DMW information 

(p.18). Select the "Missions" submenu to 

participate in missions. 

Missions 

Zack can accept a wide variety 

of missions—and can obtain 

useful items by clearing them. 

To activate missions, you must 

first register Zack at the mission 

board inside the Shinra 

Building. Once registered, you 

can enter any save point (p.10) 

and open the main menu to 

select the "Missions" submenu. 

Selecting missions 

When you select "Missions," 

the screen will show the missions 

that are currently available. 

Select one to read its 

description, and then select 

"Yes" to start the mission. 

Aborting missions and game over 

To quit in the middle of a mission, 

keep moving towards a 

no-entry line to exit the area, 

or select "Missions" from the 

main menu. If Zack is incapacitated 

during a mission, 

he will be returned to the 

save point where he first 

accepted the mission. 

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Main Menu 

Mail / Shops 

Mail 

You can read mail through the "Mail" submenu. Mail is 

sorted by category in folders such as "SOLDIER" and 

"Shinra News." Select the folder and mail to check past 

correspondences. 

* Tutorial contents are also stored in a folder. If you have 

any remaining questions about the game, be sure to 

check here first. 

Folder 

New Mail 

Whenever you get new mail, a mail icon appears in the top 

right of the field screen. Select "Mail" in the main menu to 

see the subjects of the new mail in your Inbox. Select a 

subject to read the mail's contents. Once read, the mail is 

automatically stored in the appropriate folder. 

* When a new mail belongs to a new category, a new folder 

is created. 

Mail icon 

The "Mail" and "Shops" submenus are available 

anytime you open the main menu. 

Shops 

You can buy items from shops, 

or sell items in your possession. 

Your selection of shops 

will grow as the story progresses, 

or as a reward for completing 

missions. 

Buying items 

To buy an item, select "Buy," and then select the item and 

determine how many you want to purchase. Use the 

directional buttons or the analog stick to set the units; left 

and right will adjust units by one, while up and down will 

adjust units by ten. 

Selling items 

To sell an item, select "Sell." 

Then select the item and 

determine how many you 

want to sell. 

Total cost 

Gil remaining 

Unit price 

Item name 

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Hints 

Timing is critical 

Optimal timing when controlling Zack and entering commands 

can sway the advantage your way in battle. You can 

chain attacks through swift command selection. When the 

enemy attacks, you can guard, evade, or otherwise avoid 

damage with a deft move. And when the enemy uses 

magic, the skill name is shown at the top center of the 

screen, giving you a split second to judge the best way 

to evade the attack spell. 

Be ready 

to evade 

quickly! 

When you see 

the enemy's 

skill name... 

Equip yourself appropriately 

Some enemies are skilled in 

fire-based attacks, while others 

are skilled in thunder-based 

attacks. Fighting fire-based 

enemies with "Firaga," for 

instance, would not be particularly 

effective. When you 

know the characteristics of 

the enemies you are facing in any area, you should make 

adjustments to your equipment accordingly. 

Here are some hints that may be useful while 

playing CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII–. 

Keep an eye on your SP 

Because the DMW can activate 

various effects that can 

give you the upper hand, such 

as attacking multiple enemies 

or boosting Zack's status, it is 

important to have plenty of SP 

to keep the DMW rotating at 

all times. The longer the battle, 

the more the DMW spins, which expends more SP. Before 

fighting a tough enemy or after expending a large number 

of SP, check on the remaining SP and replenish if necessary. 

SP is earned by defeating enemies, but you can also convert 

materia to SP (p.24). 

Get the word on the street 

When you don't know where 

to go next, or when you can't 

find what you're looking for, 

walk around in the field screen 

to gather information. New 

information may even lead to 

new missions. 

Go on missions to hunt for treasure! 

There are many types of missions, 

some of which may 

offer rare materia or valuable 

items. Whenever a new mission 

is added, be sure to take 

a look at its description. 

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Credits 

PRODUCER 

Hideki Imaizumi 

DIRECTOR 

Hajime Tabata 

CREATIVE PRODUCER & CHARACTER 

DESIGNER 

Tetsuya Nomura 

SCENARIO 

Kazushige Nojima (Stellavista) 

MAIN PROGRAMMER 

Shun Moriya 

EVENT PLANNING DIRECTORS 

Masaru Oka 

Kazuyuki Shindo 

BATTLE PLANNING DIRECTOR 

Takatsugu Nakazawa 

MAP PLANNING DIRECTOR 

Kiminori Ono 

CHARACTER MODELING DIRECTOR 

Tomohiko Goto 

CHARACTER TEXTURE DIRECTOR 

Takuji Sasaki 

ANIMATION DIRECTOR 

Taisuke Ooe 

SUB-CHARACTER & MECHANICS 

DESIGNER 

Yusaku Nakaaki 

CONTINUITY DIRECTOR 

Toshiyuki Momose 

ART DIRECTOR 

Yoshihiro Hirota 

CONCEPTUAL ART SUPERVISOR 

Yusuke Naora 

3D MAP DIRECTOR 

Yasushi Iwasaka 

VFX DIRECTOR 

Tadachika Iima 

MENU DIRECTOR 

Madoka Tanaka 

MOVIE DIRECTOR 

Kazuyuki Ikumori 

MUSIC 

Takeharu Ishimoto 

DIALOGUE EDITOR 

Asako Suga 

CHIEF SOUND EDITOR 

Yoshitaka Fujita 

PUBLICITY PRODUCER 

Masato Kogure 

THEME SONG 

ayaka 

CAST 

VOICE ACTORS 

Zack Fair Rick Gomez 

Aerith Gainsborough Andrea Bowen 

Cloud Strife Steve Burton 

Lazard Stefan Marks 

Tseng Ryun Yu 

Cissnei Carrie Savage 

Reno Quinton Flynn 

Rude Crispin Freeman 

Hollander Sterling Young 

Hojo Paul Eiding 

Weiss Dave Boat 

Nero Mike Rock 

Gillian Hewley Takayo Fischer 

Angeal Hewley Josh Gilman 

Sephiroth George Newbern 

Genesis Oliver Quinn 

MOTION ACTORS 

EVENT MOTION 

Shinji Kasahara 

Teruaki Ogawa 

Takemi 

Hitoshi Ikeda 

MOVIE MOTION 

Daisuke Terai 

Kazuma Kano 

Akira Takahashi 

Yumiko Okuda 

Ryoji Okamoto 

Takenori Ito 

Takeshi Kawai 

Katsuyuki Yamazaki 

PLANNING 

SCENARIO PLANNER 

Sachie Hirano 

EVENT PLANNING CO-DIRECTOR 

Akihiko Maeda 

EVENT PLANNERS 

Takefumi Terada 

Masaki Kunikata 

Akiko Ishibashi 

BATTLE PLANNERS 

Keisuke Matsuhara 

Ginpei Tomoe 

Yoshiki Sato 

MAP PLANNERS 

Arata Matsushita 

Tomonari Okuda 

Tatsuhiko Enari 

CHIEF CONTINUITY DESIGNER 

Yoshinori Kanada 

CONTINUITY DESIGNERS 

Mamoru Kurosawa 

Kazunori Nakazawa 

Shinsaku Kozuma 

Akira Oguro 

PROGRAMMING 

3D ENGINE PROGRAMMER 

Koji Sugimoto 

BATTLE PROGRAMMER 

Masaki Kobayashi 

MENU PROGRAMMER 

Kei Yokohama 

VFX PROGRAMMERS 

Masahiro Kato 

Nobuhito Ishigaki 

CHARACTER MODELING 

CHARACTER MODELING DESIGNERS 

Takuya Naito 

Yasuhiko Muraoka 

Yoshinori Wakiya 

Yuko Ito 

Mineaki Sugata 

CHARACTER MODELING SUPERVISOR 

Tomohiro Kayano 

CHARACTER ART 

CHARACTER ART DESIGNER 

Mihoko Ishii 

CHARACTER TEXTURE DESIGNERS 

Kazuhiro Ohkawa 

Makoto Sawano 

Noriaki Kayanuma 

Daiju Komatsu 

Marie Iwanaga 

Satomi Kaeriyama 

Hiroyuki Nakamura 

CHARACTER TEXTURE SUPERVISOR 

Tomohiro Hasegawa 

CHARACTER ANIMATION 

BATTLE ANIMATION DESIGNERS 

Takayuki Kanbayashi 

Ryohei Sakai 

Rina Okumoto 

Yuichi Takasaki 

EVENT ANIMATION DESIGNERS 

Yoshiaki Teshima 

Shinichi Matsuda 

Mitsuhisa Ebisumoto 

Shusuke Momoi 

Tatsumasa Hori 

Masaya Katayama 

Ryo Shukunami 

Kazuhisa Katayama 

Masaki Koshikawa 

Eri Yamamoto 

Ryosuke Yagi 

FACIAL ANIMATION DESIGNERS 

Akira Iwasawa 

Yoko Abe 

Haruka Suenaga 

Mayumi Yagi 

Satoko Funakubo 

ANIMATION SUPERVISOR 

Tatsuya Kando 

BACKGROUND GRAPHICS 

BG ART DESIGNERS 

Keisuke Wakaba 

Yukio Nakatani 

Masahiko Dairaku 

Kota Niihara 

3D MAP DESIGNERS 

Koichi Nakayama 

Makoto Kawatori 

Ryo Hasegawa 

Tomoko Ogawa 

Daisaku Nakamura 

Rina Tsujimura 

Katsuyuki Yoshioka 

Hitoshi Sugawara 

Yoshiki Takanashi 

Ayumi Iino 

VFX & COMPOSITES 

VFX DESIGNERS 

Mariko Nakamura 

Fumiko Hoshino 

Takahiro Yasuda 

Shizuo Kusano 

Seitaro Tsuchiya 

MENU DESIGNER 

Sayako Hirata 

MOVIES 

LEAD LAYOUT DESIGNER 

Hiroyuki Honda 

LAYOUT DESIGNERS 

Shuzo Tadokoro 

Ei Sato 

Kazuhito Shimada 

LEAD LIGHTING DESIGNER 

Hiroshi Fujiwara 

LIGHTING DESIGNERS 

Hideki Mizoguchi 

Momoko Daigo 

Yuki Akama 

LEAD CHARACTER MODELING 

DESIGNER 

Mitsuharu Fushie 


Yusuke Suzuki 

Ken Yuasa 

Hiroshi Miyamoto 

Yuichi Itoyama 

Akio Hamashima 

Takafumi Asai 

Toshihide Funato 

LEAD SET & PROP DESIGNER 

Takafumi Nishimura 

SET & PROP DESIGNERS 

Megumi Yasue 

Kuniaki Saito 

Tsutomu Kokufu 

Takehiko Hoashi 

Hiroshi Nishinaka 

LEAD ANIMATION DESIGNER 

Satoshi Naito 

ANIMATION DESIGNERS 

Masayo Tateishi 

Shigeru Kawamura 

Tadashi Fujita 

Hikaru Murakami 

Kumiko Yamada 

Hiroshi Takeuchi 

Ryohei Sakumi 

Ayako Hayashi 

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LEAD CHARACTER SETUP DESIGNER 

Mitsuharu Fukai 

CHARACTER SETUP TECHNICAL 

DESIGNER 

Akihiro Tsuchiya 

CHARACTER SETUP & SIMULATION 

DESIGNERS 

Kazuhisa Chida 

Akito Mogi 

Yujiro Tada 

Misato Sakuragi 

Hikari Mitsui 

Yasutomo Kawarai 

Yuki Danura 

Akira Shimazoe 

Eishu Takamura 

LEAD VFX DESIGNER 

Kiyoshi Abe 

VFX DESIGNERS 

Isamu Watamori 

Soichi Shirakabe 

Yoichi Iwata 

LEAD MOTION CAPTURE DESIGNER 

Hiroki Minami 

MOTION CAPTURE DESIGNERS 

Tomoya Suzuki 

Hiroaki Kibe 

Han Sok Kim 

Hiroko Masuda 

Kentaro Namiki 

COMPOSITORS 

Yasuharu Yoshizawa 

Yuko Kito 

EDITOR 

Keiichi Kojima 

CG ENGINEERS 

Keisuke Miyazaki 

Fred T. Y. Hui 

Hirofumi Kawai 

Kotaro Beppu 

Hirotaka Sato 

Yoshiyuki Sawada 

Tomohiro Shiga 

Chiharu Nakano 

Nobuaki Kume 

VISUAL WORKS ASSISTANTS 

Hazuki Fujimoto 

Saika Aoki 

Momo Nakabayash 

Keisuke Ishikawai 

VISUAL WORKS COORDINATOR 

Makiko Nasu 

VISUAL WORKS MANAGER 

Hiroshi Kuwabara 

SOUND 

SYNTHESIZER OPERATOR 

Keiji Kawamori 

SOUND & DIALOGUE EDITOR 

Ryo Inakura 

SOUND EDITOR 

Yukihiro Seta 

SOUND PROGRAMMER 

Satoshi Akamatsu 

SOUND SECTION MANAGERS 

Masashi Kitagawa 

Masayuki Tanaka 

SOUND SECTION ASSISTANTS 

Kazuki Hamamoto 

Saeko Kanazawa 

ORIGINAL MUSIC OF "FFVII" 

Nobuo Uematsu (SMILE PLEASE) 

PIANO & STRINGS ARRANGER 

Rieko Shimura 

ORCHESTRA ARRANGER & CONDUCTOR 

Kazuhiko Toyama 

ORCHESTRA RECORDING COORDINATORS 

Fumio Takano 

Tamami Aoki (COMPANY AZA) 

RECORDING & MIXING ENGINEER 

Yoshinori Nakayama 

RECORDING & MIXING STUDIOS 

VICTOR STUDIO 

prime sound studio form 

Bunkamura Studio 

CRESCENTE STUDIO 

...and OTHER ADDITIONAL STUDIOS 

Why 

VOCALIST 

ayaka 

COMPOSERS 

Yoshihiko Nishio 

ayaka 

LYRICIST 

ayaka 

ARRANGER 

L.O.E 

RECORDING & MIXING ENGINEER 

Suguru Aoki 

ASSISTANT ENGINEERS 

Kazuhiro Saito 

Kotaro Takada 

RECORDING & MIXING STUDIOS 

SUNRISE STUDIO TOWERSIDE 

SOUND CITY 

LICENSED FROM 

KEN-ON/WARNER MUSIC JAPAN 

THEME SONG COORDINATION 

KEN-ON/WARNER MUSIC JAPAN 

SOUND PRODUCER 

Yoshihiko Nishio 

A & R DIRECTORS 

Daisuke Yosumi (WARNER MUSIC JAPAN) 

Rie Kodama (WARNER MUSIC JAPAN) 

Yasuhiro Kawakami (WARNER MUSIC JAPAN) 

ARTIST MANAGERS 

Shoko Saito (KEN-ON) 

Shoko Hashimoto (KEN-ON) 

TIE-UP COORDINATION 

DENTSU INC. 

Kentaro Kawai 

Kentaro Kasama 

Daisuke Atarashi 

Kosuke Yonezawa 

ENGLISH VOICE RECORDING 

CASTING, RECORDING & PRODUCTION 

SERVICES 

Skylark Sound Studios 

DIRECTOR OF CASTING & PRODUCTION 

Rita Kedineoglu 

CASTING & PRODUCTION COORDINATOR 

Nadia Kedineoglu 

VOICE DIRECTOR 

Robert Buchholz 

TECHNICAL ENGINEERS 

Rita Kedineoglu (Recording & Editing) 

Gil Perez (Editing) 

3rd-PARTY CONTRACTORS 

CHARACTER MODELING & ANIMATION 

D3D CO., LTD. 

PRODUCER 

Shinji Watanabe 

DIRECTOR 

Soichi Kaburagi 


Kenji Ishida 

Fujitaka Tani 

Akihiro Yanagi 


Hiroshi Matsumoto 

Takaaki Kodama 

Mitsuhiro Kageyama 

Junko Matsumoto 

EDIT SUPPORT ENGINEER 

Naoki Uchiumi 

MOZOO Inc. 

PRODUCER & ANIMATION DESIGNER 

Saeko Kanazawa 

MOTION CAPTURE DIRECTOR 

Sakura Munakata 


Shinjiro Nagao 

Yoshihiro Ozawa 

Kenichi Tachibana 

Wataru Yachida 

Daisuke Imahori 

Saki Sato 

MOVIES 

Silicon Studio Corporation 

Koji Matsumoto 

CGCG Inc. 

PRODUCER 

Ivan C 

PRODUCTION MANAGER 

Sareana Sun 

MODELING & TEXTURE DESIGNERS 

Marty Wu 

C.J. Chang 

Soyoung Cheng 

Famwater Liu 

Ruei-Yun Deng 

Hsin Che Chen 

Chun-Hsiung Wang 

Chieh Yuan Chuang 

Jinghui Lu 

Li-Chen Chen 

Hui Wei Fan 

RIGGERS 

Chien Sheng Wu 

Julien Liao 


Yu Tai Chen 

Ming-Wei Cheng 

VFX DESIGNERS 

Vincent Chou 

Jamie Yu 

Chia Chun Lin 

LIGHTING & COMPOSITE DESIGNERS 

Kung Jen Liu 

Coddy Hsieh 

Shui-Wen Tsai 

Indigo Tang 

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR 

Sake Li 

CGCG Studio Inc. 

3DCG DESIGNERS 

Yuta Homma 

Koji Kubota 

Satoru Tomari 

Ai Wakinaguni 

Shih Han Liu 

Shinsaku Gushiken 

Tetsu Nakamura 

Yoshikazu Katsuren 

Sho Hori 

CHARACTER SETUP 

Hiromichi Shimizu 

TITLE & ENDING MOVIE EDIT 

DIRECTOR 

Isao Nakajima (SLACK KEY) 

EDITOR 

Shunji Matsutani (drop in company) 

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR 

Yukihiko Kono (Lansdale) 

EDIT STUDIO 

NTT MEDIA LAB 

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 

PROJECT MANAGERS 

Tatsuya Nonaka 

Yosuke Ikeda 

CREATOR COORDINATION STAFF 

Takako Yamashita 

Nobuyuki Kashihara 

Kaori Sugitani 

Yutaka Kurosu 

Daiki Sakoda 

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RATINGS ADVISOR 

Sueko Kogai 

RATINGS SUPERVISOR 

Reiko Kondo 

CHARACTER LICENSING ADMINISTRATOR 

Ichiro Hazama 

GENERAL PRODUCER 

Koji Yamashita 

LEGAL & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 

LEGAL AFFAIRS COORDINATOR 

Ayako Hino 

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COORDINATOR 

Haruko Yamazaki 

PUBLICITY 

SENIOR PUBLICITY PRODUCER 

Akio Ohfuji 

PUBLICITY CO-PRODUCER 

Kakuko Obinata 

PUBLICITY STAFF 

Yumi Katsuyama 

GENERAL PRODUCER 

Koji Taguchi 

QUALITY ASSURANCE 

QA COORDINATOR 

Koji Numata 

QA PLANNER 

Mikihiro Hayashi 

TECHNICAL QA ENGINEER 

Kazuya Okamoto 

TECHNICAL QA ASSISTANT 

Yusuke Sadamasa 

QA TESTERS 

Susumu Kurihara 

Naoko Asazuma 

Ryoko Koga 

Akiko Toyoshima 

Takeyuki Suzuki 

...and ALL QA TESTERS 

TECHNICAL QA DIRECTOR 

Hideyuki Kato 

Junko Kuroda 

QA MANAGER 

Yukihiro Shibuya 

NETWORK SYSTEMS 

NETWORK SYSTEM ENGINEERS 

Shin Yamamoto 

Tomohiro Hayasaka 

Shingo Niwano 

Takayuki Arai 

Keisuke Takahashi 

NETWORK SYSTEM COORDINATORS 

Ryuhei Ozai 

Takako Naganuma 

ADMINISTRATORS 

Takayuki Komine 

Junko Kuroda 

RIGHTS & MERCHANDISING 

PROPERTY & RIGHTS MANAGER 

Izumi Tsukushi 

PROPERTY & RIGHTS STAFF 

Yasuhiro Takamatsu 

CHARACTER LICENSING MANAGER 

Hidemi Matsuzuka 

LOCALIZATION 

TRANSLATOR 

Robin Kodaira 

LOCALIZATION COORDINATORS 

Shizuka Uchida 

Mayo Ogawa 

LOCALIZATION DIRECTOR 

Mayumi Kawakami 

LOCALIZATION MANAGER 

Kazuyoshi Tashiro 

LOCALIZATION GENERAL MANAGER 

Masashi Hiramatsu 

SQUARE ENIX, INC. 

SENIOR QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGER 

David "Ribs" Carrillo 

ASSISTANT QA MANAGER 

Aaron J. Adams 

SENIOR QA COORDINATOR 

Bryan D. Chen 

QA COORDINATOR 

Alfred Holz 

ASSISTANT QA COORDINATOR 

Isagani Camangian 

QA ADMINISTRATOR 

Keith P. Martz 

QA ASSOCIATE 

Joshua D. Boden 

QA TEAM 

Stephen Valdez 

Darren Harvey 

Eric Lea 

Ryan Macalino 

Max Mayer 

Pablo Padilla 

Max P. Mena 

Brenton Roberts 

Joseph Salmingo 

Eric Lee 

QA TRANSLATOR 

Raio Mitsuno 

LOCALIZATION SPECIALIST 

Jyun Takagi 

LOCALIZATION & QA DIRECTOR 

Yutaka Sano 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF C & S 

Yasu Kurosawa 

SENIOR MANAGER OF OPERATIONS 

Franko F. Fonseca 

INFORMATION CENTER MANAGER 

Micah Bravo 

INFORMATION CENTER SUPERVISORS 

Carl Hidalgo 

Jereme Skelton 

INFORMATION CENTER REPRESENTATIVES 

James Massey 

Neil "Tak" Herrera 

BACK-END SUPPORT MANAGER 

Sean Michael 

BACK-END SUPPORT ASSOCIATES 

Gene Messerschmitt 

Jose Osio 

PR & PROJECT COORDINATION 

Sonia Im 

PUBLIC RELATIONS 

Amelia Cantlay 

Klee Kuo 

PROJECT COORDINATION 

Naoko Yamamura-Rice 

Wilbur Lin 

Emi Maurer 

Miki Hamasaki 

MARKETING 

Patrick H. Cervantes 

Charles McCarter 

Issei Shimizu 

Laurie Ma 

Parker Sapp 

Tim Law 

Sakura Minamida 

Maiko Sakurai 

Johnny Fournier 

Patrick Lofstrom 

SALES 

Ron Kurtz 

Kanji Tashiro 

Daniel McConnell 

Jaysen Rodriguez 

John Siy 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SALES & MARKETING 

Shinji Futami 

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT 

Shinji Hashimoto 

VP OF LEGAL AFFAIRS & GENERAL COUNSEL 

Clinton Foy 

PRESIDENT & CEO 

John Yamamoto 

SPECIAL THANKS 

Takeshi Nozue 

Sayoko Hoshino 

Masahiro Saito 

Masashi Takizawa 

Takashi Wako 

Hiroshi Bunno 

Tomoko Sekii 

Masaaki Kasai 

Patrick Chen 

Makiko Noda 

Tomohiko Hirano 

Kosei Ito 

Yosuke Matsuda 

Akihiko Kasuga 

Emiko Aoike 

Tomoyuki Hiraoka 

Takashi Fuchigami 

Hiroshi Harada 

Ryoichi Murakawa 

Katsuji Kotani 

Shinya Nakamura 

Mizuki Kubo 

Katsunobu Iida 

Manami Nakayama 

Mariko Hirayama 

Kazuhiro Hasegawa 

Takashi Idogawa 

Yoko Tamai 

Akitada Sakamoto 

crea tech. inc. 

ALL COMPILATION OF 

FINAL FANTASY VII STAFF 

"FINAL FANTASY VII ADVENT CHILDREN" 

"BEFORE CRISIS -FINAL FANTASY VII-" 

"DIRGE of CERBERUS -FINAL FANTASY VII-" 

FINAL FANTASY VII STAFF 

TECHNICAL DEMO FOR 

"PLAYSTATION 3" STAFF 

SQUARE ENIX STAFF 

...and ALL FANS OF FINAL FANTASY 

PRODUCTION EXECUTIVES 

Yoichi Wada 

Keiji Honda 

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER 

Yoshinori Kitase 

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