Somehow for some reason I felt like colouring this old drawing that I did last year.

I want to clarify that I don't expect the real Final Fantasy XVII to be anywhere like this.


Characters from top to bottom:
Juli Crescent: A burmecian girl and descendant of a legendary line of dragoons who despite trying to live a normal life gets dragged into a huge conspiracy as the kingdom is allowing cruel experiments on it's citizens to further their war efforts.
Because of that she doesn't have a choice but sacrifice what little she had of a "normal" life to seek out the legendary weapon of the Crescent family in the hopes to assist her friends and allies.

Midas "Mid" Flair: The son of the royal genius Cid Flair who made many inventions for the betterment of the kingdom, but a certain one, a machine that could turn living creatures into machines and back had the king and his vizier decide to use the machine as for the purpose of turning citizens into mindless soldiers for their war efforts, including turning Cid into a monstrous machine, and for that Mid fought to avenge his dad only to end up in prison.

Juli Summers: A human who may seem to be just a fitness freak but is in reality a vigilant hero who fights against crimes even if the law enforcement is against her, which doesn't help when she discovers that the criminal gangs are helping the king's armies in their war efforts by kidnapping people, making her needing to take it all more seriously.
Because they share a name, Juli calls her by her surname Summers while others use her vigilant name of Haze.

(This is not a mistake on my part on overlooking things I just realized I did, I swear! ^^;)

Luco Gabrello: This bangaa is a famed gambler who's also a smuggler who manages to smuggle most things while hiding it all with a smile (as much as a bangaa might smile) and charm.
He and Juli may not agree with each other on most things but because of a common goal (as well as him becoming a target by the criminal underworld) they have to work together.

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