Final Fantasy 7's Cloud is such a cool guy, except he's also not. The latter is where I see myself in him.

I’m going to embed a photo of Cloud Strife playing the piano (also funny) to try and spare casual scrollers, but right underneath it, there will be a YouTube video of one of the funniest things ...

The latest episode of The Simpsons includes an on-the-nose reference to Square Enixs Final Fantasy franchise, and fans think its a funny gag.

There are a lot of amazing cosplays out there as this medium of fandom expression continues to grow monumentally. We’ve seen some insanely accurate renditions of our favourite Final Fantasy ...

Absolute Wonder Woman was already a beast in battle, thanks in part to her ability to wield magic and that handy magical broadsword, but Absolute Wonder Woman #4 takes that to a completely new ...

Aerith comes out in August 2022, Tifa comes out in October 2022, and Pretty Cloud comes out in July 2023, so it'll be a while until they're all together. Would you spend $200 to have Cloud in a ...

Let the record show that despite embodying one of the most well-known (and well-armed) protagonists in video game history, Final Fantasy VII’s stoic ex-SOLDIER Cloud Strife, Cody Christian, does ...

Indeed, Strife is unsurprisingly one of the strongest characters in FFVII, proving highly proficient in his capacity as both a physical damage-dealing swordsman to a magic-wielding mage.

Here, we answer all your burning questions about Strife, including where and when you can watch it in Australia.

Cloud Strife is the face of Final Fantasy 7, and as such, he’s been turned into all sorts of toys for collectors around the world. Adorable Arts might have the most on-brand cutest version yet ...

Cloud Strife, the broody protagonist of Final Fantasy VII and its remakes, has a pretty elaborate backstory. He grew up in Nibelheim, went on to become a SOLDIER, and got mixed up with Sephiroth ...

It’s Cloud Strife’s birthday. Well, to be more exact, it was August 11. It could also be August 19, depending on who you ask. So we’re right on time. One does not simply forget Cloud Strife ...