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Final Fantasy VII's Cloud And Sephiroth Recreated As Snow Sculptures
Final Fantasy VII Remake may be some time away, but two of the title's most recognizable characters have already been remade... As snow sculptures, that is.
地元は、雪まつり。
— Ayu (@19sweet10rose19) February 6, 2017
弟からクラウド雪像になってるって画像が（笑）
クラウド…すごーく好きなのね私。FFで一番好きなのね。こ、これは（笑）でも、プロジェクションでどーにかなるといいみたいで気になる所。 pic.twitter.com/qWwVkJTqG3
Attendees of Japan's 68th Sapporo Snow Festival have been flocking to the giant work depicting Cloud and Sephiroth locked in combat. Floods of tweet from festival-goers calling the piece "too cool" and "amazing," as well as live TV news coverage, have brought huge crowds to the annual celebration. With an FF-themed video projected onto the sculpture itself, it's easy to see how these two video game icons have stolen the snow show.
— 雅美くん。。。 (@remember0824) February 5, 2017
The sculptures will eventually melt away, but they show that the love fans have for FFVII will never truly fade away.
[Source: Kotaku]
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