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6/22/2025, 2:43:12 AM
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In universe, they were Centra "Mobile Shelters". They were only repurposed as "Gardens" after the Sorceress War when Cid started training SeeDs.
"Shelter" is pretty suggestive. But it's hard to say if they were arks, colony ships, or if everything Centra built just worked like that.
They were probably a concept carried over from FF7's Cetra civilization, that was described as migratory. As well as Xenogears development, with settlements spreading out from a crashed spaceship.
They're part of a recurring element in the series. Mobile Fortress, Floating Cities. FF10's "Machina" Cities". FF11's Gardens of Ru'an. FF16's Fallen Civilization.
A bigger question is what is the engine and power driving them? In World of Final Fantasy, Balamb Garden is literally the Eidolon called Eden, as are a number of megastructures.
In universe, they were Centra "Mobile Shelters". They were only repurposed as "Gardens" after the Sorceress War when Cid started training SeeDs.
"Shelter" is pretty suggestive. But it's hard to say if they were arks, colony ships, or if everything Centra built just worked like that.
They were probably a concept carried over from FF7's Cetra civilization, that was described as migratory. As well as Xenogears development, with settlements spreading out from a crashed spaceship.
They're part of a recurring element in the series. Mobile Fortress, Floating Cities. FF10's "Machina" Cities". FF11's Gardens of Ru'an. FF16's Fallen Civilization.
A bigger question is what is the engine and power driving them? In World of Final Fantasy, Balamb Garden is literally the Eidolon called Eden, as are a number of megastructures.
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