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Ariana Grande Is Coming To Final Fantasy
Singer/actress Ariana Grande is coming to the Final Fantasy world. Grande is to be featured as a character in the mobile title Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, which is currently available on Android and iOS. Grande took to Twitter yesterday to make the announcement and even show off a sneak peak of what her character will look like in the game!
♡ I'm SO so excited to share that I'll be featured in FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS *crying* ♡ #FFBEWW @FFBE_EN https://t.co/VpnbLR7B75
— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) January 1, 2017
You can check out some animation and art for her character here.
Our Take
It's cool to see how stars of today can translate to pixelated versions in classic Final Fantasy style. As a huge fan of the old games that would love to see a modern turn-based high-quality pixelated entry to the series again, Exvius is probably as close as I'm going to get for a while, even though it's mired in many of the conventions of today's mobile environment. Oh well. Time to go work up my Golbez.
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