A Canadian band which consisted of 3 girls and Crystal Castles lead vocalist, Alice Glass. Before Glass was famous, this was the band she was in at age 15.
Hey you know that band, Fetus Fatale?" "No, who's that?" "It's the band Alice Glass was in before she was in Crystal Castles !
by CCISMYHEROIN November 5, 2010
Get the Fetus Fatale mug.Directed by Ryuhei Kitamura in 2004. Features a barely coherent plot involving mutant soldiers who defend the Earth against giant monsters and aliens. Non-stop action and insanity set to music by rock and roll legend Keith Emerson.
by nadiafan21 September 22, 2005
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A turn based strategy and role playing game by Squaresoft. It contains a complicated and well developed story about a war between rival kingdoms and the search for the Zodiac Stones which let demons manifest themselves through the stoneholders.
The combat plays out similary to a chess game, where in a battle, units take their turns moving and attacking on a grid. The max number of characters the player can use in a game is at most 5, although the player can have as many as 16 (I think) characters at his or her disposal. They gain experience and job points whenever they complete an action. The job points can be spent on abilities for the job (class) that the character is at the time. The characters can switch jobs between battles, and more and more jobs become available to the character as he/she gains levels in certain prerequisite jobs. Items can be bought for the characters between battles in shops at destinations (castles/cities) on the World Map (It's literally a map with dots as areas and lines between them.) Because of this setup. Almost all of the game is combat, with the rest being preparation and cutscenes in the story.
For a time the game was near impossible to find and it was selling for upwards of $100 at used game stores. After a few years it was finally made again as one of Playstation's Greatest Hits, and now should be much easier to find.
The combat plays out similary to a chess game, where in a battle, units take their turns moving and attacking on a grid. The max number of characters the player can use in a game is at most 5, although the player can have as many as 16 (I think) characters at his or her disposal. They gain experience and job points whenever they complete an action. The job points can be spent on abilities for the job (class) that the character is at the time. The characters can switch jobs between battles, and more and more jobs become available to the character as he/she gains levels in certain prerequisite jobs. Items can be bought for the characters between battles in shops at destinations (castles/cities) on the World Map (It's literally a map with dots as areas and lines between them.) Because of this setup. Almost all of the game is combat, with the rest being preparation and cutscenes in the story.
For a time the game was near impossible to find and it was selling for upwards of $100 at used game stores. After a few years it was finally made again as one of Playstation's Greatest Hits, and now should be much easier to find.
What, my definition isn't good enough? Buy Final Fantasy Tactics somewhere and check it out, it's only 10 bucks.
by JoshyPoshyPuddingPie June 17, 2006
Get the final fantasy tactics mug.The last boss of any video game. One of the most if not the most climactic fight in the game.
Usually the most difficult as well, but in some games this is not necessarily the case.
Usually the most difficult as well, but in some games this is not necessarily the case.
Technically, Sephiroth is the final boss of FF7, but because it's a staged fight many consider Safer Sephiroth to be the final boss.
Ganon at the end of LoZ: OoT was weak.
A Stalfos is harder than him.
Halo didn't need a final boss. An all-out Covenant assault would have done the trick. But nooo, Bungie had to throw in that albino... thing.
Ganon at the end of LoZ: OoT was weak.
A Stalfos is harder than him.
Halo didn't need a final boss. An all-out Covenant assault would have done the trick. But nooo, Bungie had to throw in that albino... thing.
by Cortana Dragoon September 6, 2005
Get the final boss mug.The only level based RPG that you can beat at minimum levels (known as the 122333 challenge) due to the Firefly accessory (you gain no exp), the gun class of weapons that do the same damage no matter your strength, and the fact that bosses and 'marks' don't give you exp.
Watching this however, can seriously damage your pride.
Watching this however, can seriously damage your pride.
You: Damn! I can't beat this boss, let me see how to do it online.
Me: pwned at lvl 1 bitches!!!
You(real thinking): Wtf. Amazing
You(hating): He must not have a life, only plays Final Fantasy XII
Me: pwned at lvl 1 bitches!!!
You(real thinking): Wtf. Amazing
You(hating): He must not have a life, only plays Final Fantasy XII
by RPGbuff October 8, 2009
Get the Final Fantasy XII mug.1) Any situation where the outcome could result in your undoing. Usually in some freaky ass accident, as seen in the Final Destination movies.
2)Exclaimed after or used to describe an event that ACTUALLY WAS like a situation from the Final Destination movies.
2)Exclaimed after or used to describe an event that ACTUALLY WAS like a situation from the Final Destination movies.
1)"yo guy, change lanes. driving behind a log truck is some final destination-type shit."
2)"i really wasn't expecting to see a kid get hit by a milk truck today, that was some final destination-type shit!"
2)"i really wasn't expecting to see a kid get hit by a milk truck today, that was some final destination-type shit!"
by yo guy February 12, 2007
Get the final destination-type shit mug.A game for the Super Famicom/ Super Nintendo. It was released by Square Soft in 1993. Known as Final Fantasy III in the US, it has been widely regarded as the best game in the Final Fantasy serise, ans well as one of the best games made for the Super Nintendo. It follows the story of a young girl named Terra, who is half human and half "Esper", a race of magical beings who were thought to have dissapeared a millinea ago. She is brainwashed by the evil "Empire" who plan to use her abilities, and the abilities of Espers to create new war weapons. She encounters an Esper on one of her missions with the Empire, and is struck with amnesia. She is eventually led by Locke, a treasure hunter, to a group known as The Returners, and anti-Empire organization. She then sets out to destroy the Empire who brainwashed her.
by LockeCole311 April 3, 2004
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