Summary

• Cid's character varies across different Final Fantasy games, but he often gives off a gruff and potentially intimidating vibe.
• While Cid may appear mean or angry, he usually has good intentions and may resort to detention or diplomatic approaches instead of yelling.
• Different versions of Cid have unique traits and roles, ranging from evil to jolly, but they all possess a distinct energy that impacts their interactions with others.

The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Final Fantasy seri🍨es is filled with dozenಌs of awesome characters, but one with the most history in the series is none other than Cid. Making an appearance in nearly every mainline Final Fantasy game, Cid is kind of a big deal, even when he doesn’t have the biggest role to play.

The thing is, Cid tends to have a few particular ways of being characterized, and quite often, he just looks like he’d yell at me ℱuntil I was left weeping in a corner. Cid’s absolutely a great guy with gooᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚd intentions, but he also looks like a mean uncle, and no one needs that kind of energy in their lives.

15 🦂 Final Fantasy 8

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:In Final Fantasy 8, Cid appears as Cid Kramer, the headmaster of Balamb😼 Garden and the founder of SeeD. While many versions of Cid appear rather grizzly, this one is much cleaner and happier.

Not being one of those angry engineers, this version of Cid strikes me as the kind🎀 of guy who would cheer you on instead of absolutely tearing into you. Would I get on his nerves? Sure, but I think he’d just give me🙈 detention instead of yelling at me; the guy’s time is just too valuable.

14 ❀ Final Fantasy 13 ꦉ

Interestingly, while Cid is often a good guy in Final Fantasy, he takes on a much more villainous role in Final Fantasy 13. Appearing as Cid Raines, a Brigadier General responsible for the Lindblum airship, this version of C🍨id is younger, a touch more evil, and yet much less likely to yell at me.

He may ultimately be evil, but something about him just makes me feel like he’d💙 rather be diplomatic than yell in my face, which I can appreciate. He’d probably be too busy expositing all over the place to yell at me anyway, so we&rsquo🎉;ll leave him in this infamous hallway of a game and move on.

13 Final Fa🌺ntasy 2

Final Fantasy 2 was Cid’s first official appearance, and this game (168澳洲幸运5开奖网:and its pixel remaster) keeps his role fairly simple. He really just seems like the k🗹ind of guy who’d help you out in a jam, with just a hint of the possibility of being yell🐼ed at.

That’s right. Thꦬis version of Cid is the equivalent of your dad working on some home project while you’re holding a flashlig🔴ht for him. If something goes wrong, you might get yelled at; you’ll just never know.

12 𓂃 ꦯ Final Fantasy 14

Cid Garlond from Final Fantasy 14 honestly just looks like a happy old guy who wants to share his passions with the world. That may🎐 or may not describe him accurately for you, but regardless, this Cid stands out as one of the more approachable.

Realistically, this Cid could have topped the list as the least likely to yell at me purely because I have no desire to get sucked into ❀MMORPGs, but this place on the list w🌼ill do.

11 Final Fantasy 3 🐼

Cid finally begins to take on 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a bigger role in Final Fantasy 3, 🍎this time appearing as a much older man. Rather thꦡan looking like an angry old man, he looks much more like a happy inventor you’d want to befriend.

If what Doc Brown does to Marty in Back To The Future i⛎s considered yelling, I think I’d be okay with this Cid because he definitely 🧜gives Doc Brown energy.

10 🗹﷽ Final Fantasy 15

Cid Sophiar in Final Fantasy 15 honestly looks like that old person who becomes your best friend at that job you hate. He’s got that gruff edge, but the kind of gruffness that makes him endღearing.

Who wouldn’t want to work on a car with this Cid? I’d be happy ♑to hold his flashlight for him because I know he’s not going to yell – although I might end up with one of those an🦹gry scowls for my trouble.

9 ꦐ 💯 Final Fantasy 5

Cid Previa from Final Fantasy 5 is an interesting take on the character despite keeping with the old-man trend. He s🍒eems more like a determined knowledge seeker than an angry old guy.

Being paired with his grandson, Cid Previa is able to show off the family-oriented side of the character, which is a bonus for him not yelling at me. He also looks like he’s getting up there in age, so maybe he’d think I was his grandson anyway, something that might keep me extra saf⛎e.

8 🍌 Final Fantasy 6 🍎

While Cid may not play an overtly important role in Final Fantasy 6, he is instrumental to the game and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a key part of Celes’ story. He𝄹 may seem like a reliable grandpa, but he also looks as if he’s ready to blow at any moment.

Just look at the funny outfit he’s got on – Cid looks like he confused a hazmat suit for a jacket and just rolled with it. You know he’s just waiting for something small to snap at, and I don’t nee🥀d that energy in ꦅmy life.

7 Fi൲nal Fantasy 9

Now Cid Fabool seems like a pretty jolly guy in Oglop form 🍎and arguably just as nice a guy in his human form. The issue is that this Cid is much more regal than many of the other versions, and you just can’t trust someone with that kind of power.

He might help the party, but 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:just look at that mustache; this Cid is one more bad ༒Oglop day away from becoming the Final Fantasy series’ Dr. Wily.

6 ಌ 🧸 Final Fantasy 16

Cidolfus Telamon has become one of the more interesting versions of Cid, thanks to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:this excellent RPG on PS5. Feeling much more youthful than other Cids, Cidolfu𝕴s honestl▨y feels more like he’d end up like a disappointed dad than an angry old man.

His sarcast🃏ic nature might keep people from being yelled at for too long, but I could see him breaking ꦡout his inner Bakugo and letting some yelling explode out if he spent a bit too long with me.