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Posted by: ZidaneTribal 23rd November 2010 07:53

I don't really understand the Rydia love and why she's so poplaur. Okay she looses her mum, and that's sad and heartbreaking and she grieves. But when Edward looses his girlfriend Anna, Rydia slaps him across the face as a way to say grow up. But he just lost his girlfriend and his kingdom what's so immature about grieving over those kind of losses. He just lost his most closest person to him and seen innocent people get slaughted by arrows and Rydia slaps him. What ?

I just find it rude and selfish, like she's allowed to be sad about loosing her mother, but when somebody else is suffering she tells them to get over it and you're not a man if your upset about loosing somebody close to you, but she can be upset about it ?

Not to mention she almost kills Cain and Cecil with her summon while she was emotional about loosing her mum.

I don't understand why Rydia is liked so much, can somebody please care to explain ? flag-blue.gif

Posted by: Glenn Magus Harvey 23rd November 2010 08:19
Cute female character. Fanservicey clothing. Main attack mage of your party.

Posted by: Del S 23rd November 2010 10:50
GMH has it on the ball for the real reason she's popular. Few people love her for her early characterisation. Few love her for her later characterisation. It's all about the fact she starts off as a vulnerable little girl who still adds magical power to the party, and then when she comes back, she shows up All Grown Up and smokin' hot with green nipples.

In young Rydia's defence though, I offer the following:
-She herself is still grieving. Her actions are hardly rational

-She herself is younger, and is probably angry at seeing a grown-up act like a child when she is having to be more adult than ever before in her life until that point.

-Edward is meant to also be a Prince. He's ran from much of his life, though Rydia would not know this. It's a double standard but the point ultimately is that Edward turns out to be an annoying, whiny character for almost all his stay with the party, while Rydia simply faces her troubles. Edward only "redeems" himself later on. You can't even be sexist and say he runs away like a girl all the time because THERE IS AN ACTUAL GIRL THERE NOT RUNNING AWAY.

-With regards to almost killing Cecil and Kain, in fairness, they did unwittingly start it.

Posted by: Miss Ronin 23rd November 2010 13:31
Don't get me wrong, I do love Rydia for plenty of reasons, but the real reason she's so popular is fanservice. For instance...

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I rest my case.

Posted by: PendragonKuro 23rd November 2010 17:38
She has green hair biggrin.gif

Posted by: SilverMaduin 23rd November 2010 23:08
Well, she gets some significant character development (getting over her fear of fire, or her bitterness for the fate of her village), is, as already stated, cute and one more thing: Yahtzee wrote in one of his 'Extra Punctuations' that the best way to make a player care about something or someone in a game is to make that thing or person useful to gameplay, something which Rydia is and Edward isn't.

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 24th November 2010 13:27
The reason why rydia is so beloved by some,me of course i like her as a character.

Back then it was because of her character development.

She starts out as a weak little innocent girl and grows strong and i like how she faces her fear after being traumatized by the event that lead to the death of her town.

The problem with edward,he's always crying as stated before,but acting stubbornly like wanting to stay with anna and crying doesn't bring someone back.

She was also a kid so keep in mind that a kid like her went through a lot to lose your child and force upon you an adult situation.


Posted by: ZidaneTribal 27th November 2010 04:12
Quote (Del S @ 23rd November 2010 10:50)

-Edward is meant to also be a Prince. He's ran from much of his life, though Rydia would not know this. It's a double standard but the point ultimately is that Edward turns out to be an annoying, whiny character for almost all his stay with the party, while Rydia simply faces her troubles. Edward only "redeems" himself later on. You can't even be sexist and say he runs away like a girl all the time because THERE IS AN ACTUAL GIRL THERE NOT RUNNING AWAY.



But still. Edward survived a massacre and just lost his parents I'm assuming since it's never clear whether his parents even existed or not, and his girlfriend. And Rydia slapped him in the face, for not being tough enough to handle it. Not being tough enough to handle a massacre and loosing his girlfriend ?, What ?
I'm surprised that Edward wasn't going Kefka -psycho and being rushed to a mental hospital from seeing and living through something like that. It just makes me want to grab Rydia and slap her in face in return. mad.gif

Posted by: Narratorway 27th November 2010 04:43
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I rest my case.

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Huh what? I'm sorry, were you saying something?

Posted by: Kane 27th November 2010 04:57
Quote (Glenn Magus Harvey @ 23rd November 2010 00:19)
Cute female character. Fanservicey clothing. Main attack mage of your party.

This.

I mean, I was going to say that she's probably one of the first objects of sexual attraction for quite few fans, but the fanservicey aspect goes right along with that. And frankly, summoning magic is just cool.

Posted by: Del S 27th November 2010 14:37
Quote (ZidaneTribal @ 27th November 2010 04:12)
Quote (Del S @ 23rd November 2010 10:50)

-Edward is meant to also be a Prince. He's ran from much of his life, though Rydia would not know this. It's a double standard but the point ultimately is that Edward turns out to be an annoying, whiny character for almost all his stay with the party, while Rydia simply faces her troubles. Edward only "redeems" himself later on. You can't even be sexist and say he runs away like a girl all the time because THERE IS AN ACTUAL GIRL THERE NOT RUNNING AWAY.



But still. Edward survived a massacre and just lost his parents I'm assuming since it's never clear whether his parents even existed or not, and his girlfriend. And Rydia slapped him in the face, for not being tough enough to handle it. Not being tough enough to handle a massacre and loosing his girlfriend ?, What ?
I'm surprised that Edward wasn't going Kefka -psycho and being rushed to a mental hospital from seeing and living through something like that. It just makes me want to grab Rydia and slap her in face in return. mad.gif

And how, pray tell, did he survive? He likely hid, didn't he?

In all fairness, he may have been the only person with brains in the entire castle given the obvious asswhoopin' the Damcyans got. " He that fights and runs away, may turn and fight run another day; but he that is in battle slain, will never rise to fight again."

The point is, though Rydia's actions are perhaps unfair, the guy's first scenes set him up as a coward when you think about it. He does get better, yes, but by and large, that cowardly image he has does not fade. Rydia never gives the image of a coward. When frightened and thinking two men want to kill her like they killed her whole village and her mother, what does she do? She kicks their asses. What did Edward do? Hide.

Plus, Rydia may be a teeny tiny bit freaked out herself by all the mangled corpses lying around. Oh sure, they're invisible to the player but logically the castle's guards are spread along, or rather, all over, the battlements.

Which come to think of it is totally justifying Edward's battle strategy as well. Huh.

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 27th November 2010 18:26
Quote (Del S @ 27th November 2010 14:37)

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The point is, though Rydia's actions are perhaps unfair, the guy's first scenes set him up as a coward when you think about it. He does get better, yes, but by and large, that cowardly image he has does not fade. Rydia never gives the image of a coward. When frightened and thinking two men want to kill her like they killed her whole village and her mother, what does she do? She kicks their asses. What did Edward do? Hide.

I agree completely.

I think that edward although he has a reason to cry,he does cry about it too much and he does act in a way that is a bit stupid like:wanting to staying the damcyan ruins.

Lets imagine this:Imagine you are a king right?

You need to be strong to rule or people will walk all over you.

He acts in a cowardly way runs away and that is why rydia slaps him.

She is also just a child and went through a whole lot as a little child.

I'd say that being forced into a situation that fores you to mature in a way of death of your parents and down is a pretty big deal.

Edward lost anna and his kingdom but he was at least already an adult.

I've also always wanted veangance on edward for being such a coward.

Grrr you spoony bard
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Posted by: Glenn Magus Harvey 27th November 2010 20:12
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I've also always wanted veangance on edward for being such a coward.

Grrr you spoony bard


I never became emotionally invested in the cast of FFIV. Well, except possibly Cecil.

I blame the script.

Posted by: Miss Ronin 29th November 2010 14:15
Well, first of all I think it should be noted that Edward usually only hides in battle when he's severely wounded. Edward isn't a soldier, he's a bard and a monarch. It makes sense that he isn't as tough in battle as others would be. He more than likely never trained for any real combat, whereas Rydia has her phantom beasts at her disposal, and some white magic to help keep herself alive.

I also think Edward had more reason to be torn over Anna than Rydia over her mother. Rydia's mother guarded the cave between Baron and the Mist Village, she was there to ensure that an invasion from Baron didn't occur, and she should have been prepared for the possibility that she would be killed because of that.

Anna, on the other hand, was a non-combatant. She had nothing to do with Damcyan's resistance against Golbez and his minions, and yet she shielded Edward from their arrows when she didn't have to. Not to mention the fact that Edward had eloped with her there. He was the reason she was at Damcyan, and he was the reason she was dragged into the fray. That had to account for a lot of personal guilt and anguish. Not only that, but his entire kingdom was in shambles, the very kingdom that he was put in charge of. His people depended upon him, and he failed them.

Rydia was never responsible for what happened to her village. No one lost their life to protect hers, except for her mother, who was arguably doing it for the sake of the village, and not just her daughter.

Aside from all this, some people are tougher than others. Rydia's a tough little girl, and maybe Edward isn't. Does it make him annoying to work with in battle? Yes, it does. Does it mean he's utterly useless? No way. He was able to help get the Sand Ruby to help cure Rosa's fever, stood with Cecil, and Yang during the invasion of Fabul, helped defeat the Dark Elf, and stood with Troian forces against the Giant of Babil. That's a lot of combat-related help for someone who isn't of a combat-oriented profession.

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 30th November 2010 20:40
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I also think Edward had more reason to be torn over Anna than Rydia over her mother. Rydia's mother guarded the cave between Baron and the Mist Village, she was there to ensure that an invasion from Baron didn't occur, and she should have been prepared for the possibility that she would be killed because of that.

The death of your village and your only family is very traumatic.

I think if my mom died and my whole village at 8 years old,it would traumatize me.

It was sad what happened to edward,but its worse to happen to a child.

Remember her getting over fire? i think maybe that would have been exaggerated of her getting over it so fast.

If my whole family were to die in a fire at that age,i think it would traumatize me that i'd be deathly afraid of it.


Posted by: ZidaneTribal 1st December 2010 06:11
Quote (Miss Ronin @ 29th November 2010 14:15)

Not to mention the fact that Edward had eloped with her there. He was the reason she was at Damcyan, and he was the reason she was dragged into the fray. That had to account for a lot of personal guilt and anguish. Not only that, but his entire kingdom was in shambles, the very kingdom that he was put in charge of. His people depended upon him, and he failed them.

Rydia was never responsible for what happened to her village. No one lost their life to protect hers, except for her mother, who was arguably doing it for the sake of the village, and not just her daughter.

Aside from all this, some people are tougher than others. Rydia's a tough little girl, and maybe Edward isn't. Does it make him annoying to work with in battle? Yes, it does. Does it mean he's utterly useless? No way. He was able to help get the Sand Ruby to help cure Rosa's fever, stood with Cecil, and Yang during the invasion of Fabul, helped defeat the Dark Elf, and stood with Troian forces against the Giant of Babil. That's a lot of combat-related help for someone who isn't of a combat-oriented profession.



Thankyou ! Finally somebody understands ! happy.gif

Posted by: Miss Ronin 1st December 2010 15:00
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I also think Edward had more reason to be torn over Anna than Rydia over her mother. Rydia's mother guarded the cave between Baron and the Mist Village, she was there to ensure that an invasion from Baron didn't occur, and she should have been prepared for the possibility that she would be killed because of that.

The death of your village and your only family is very traumatic.

I think if my mom died and my whole village at 8 years old,it would traumatize me.

It was sad what happened to edward,but its worse to happen to a child.

Remember her getting over fire? i think maybe that would have been exaggerated of her getting over it so fast.

If my whole family were to die in a fire at that age,i think it would traumatize me that i'd be deathly afraid of it.

I'm not saying what she didn't go through was tragic and deeply traumatizing, I'm saying that she didn't have to deal with the soul-crushing guilt that Edward had to deal with. Instead she was filled with hatred for those who were responsible for the destruction of her family and village. Edward had a duty to protect his people and was responsible for Anna getting killed and he failed. It's no wonder his spirit was broken.

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 1st December 2010 16:19
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]I'm not saying what she didn't go through was tragic and deeply traumatizing, I'm saying that she didn't have to deal with the soul-crushing guilt that Edward had to deal with. Instead she was filled with hatred for those who were responsible for the destruction of her family and village. Edward had a duty to protect his people and was responsible for Anna getting killed and he failed. It's no wonder his spirit was broken.

Yes they had different lives and the deaths had different impacts on their lives.

She is innocent and put into a situation where she witness a mass murder of her people by fire.

So she's angry about it.

Edward perhaps guilty feeling because he didn't save anna and regrets it.

He also has to confront tellah and can't bare to look him into his eyes.

Posted by: Tryscal The Great 7th December 2010 20:36
Fanservice, as was previously stated. She's not a bad character, but if she was an ugly old man nobody would be paying attention to her.

Posted by: BlitzSage 7th December 2010 22:38
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Fanservice, as was previously stated. She's not a bad character, but if she was an ugly old man nobody would be paying attention to her.

That may br true, but when the game first came out, she was just a small sprite. Maybe people like her because in her character was one of Square's first attempts at achieving depth with a character. That's the reason I like her.

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 8th December 2010 00:32
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Quote (Tryscal The Great @ 7th December 2010 16:36)
Fanservice, as was previously stated. She's not a bad character, but if she was an ugly old man nobody would be paying attention to her.

That may br true, but when the game first came out, she was just a small sprite. Maybe people like her because in her character was one of Square's first attempts at achieving depth with a character. That's the reason I like her.

Bingo!!! you hit the jackpot on that one.

She may be weak at the early part of the game,but i feel that she becomes well developed and related well with cecil.

Posted by: yelanates 8th December 2010 00:52
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I just find it rude and selfish, like she's allowed to be sad about loosing her mother, but when somebody else is suffering she tells them to get over it and you're not a man if your upset about loosing somebody close to you, but she can be upset about it ?


While she is upset, she is able to *go on* and do what needs to be done. Edward was just wallowing like a baby and wasn't going to get up and save the world or anything.

I do not like her for the fanservice, as I am not of that persuasion, but I actually *do* like her characterization and evolution. And her spells.

Posted by: Phoenix 8th December 2010 00:59
I immediately saved that image to desktop... that should probably sum up how I feel about this.

But, in terms of why I liked her when I first played the game? She's your party's first magic user! With black magic, white magic, and summons to boot! Even looking back now and realizing that her early summons are often not worth the time nor mp, when I was a kid they impressed on me that she's this child prodigy magician able to fight alongside a dark knight.

When she's out of the party, you feel like you've lost a valuable party member. Then, when she reappears, she's supercharged with a whole boatload of new spells and creatures. And she's all grown up with class and the air of having lived in an another dimension. Freakin' awesome. Of course she's going to be popular!

Posted by: Rangers51 8th December 2010 14:07
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But, in terms of why I liked her when I first played the game? She's your party's first magic user! With black magic, white magic, and summons to boot! Even looking back now and realizing that her early summons are often not worth the time nor mp, when I was a kid they impressed on me that she's this child prodigy magician able to fight alongside a dark knight.

When she's out of the party, you feel like you've lost a valuable party member. Then, when she reappears, she's supercharged with a whole boatload of new spells and creatures. And she's all grown up with class and the air of having lived in an another dimension. Freakin' awesome. Of course she's going to be popular!

This. I'm a bit older than Phoenix, but I was only 11 when FF4 came out for SNES, and I too remember how cool it was that she was just this little girl with all these crazy powers. I hadn't played a game like that before. Phoenix really does put it in a good way, something I hadn't been able to articulate previously.

Maybe if you go to play the game for the first time now, you'd be forgiven for thinking that she was all fanservice, I guess. And even if she was intended as nothing but fanservice from the start, can you really judge people like me and Phoenix who clearly enjoyed her character twenty years ago without having any recognition of the fanservice parts?

Posted by: Smash Genesis 8th December 2010 21:21
I personally think that though her character development was lacking, tand despite being two dimensional, I like her. She's kind, nurturing, attractive, and intelligent. What more could you want from a woman?

Posted by: Death Penalty 9th December 2010 01:19
I'm going to have to agree with what these guys said, moreso than that awesome picture above.

I kinda felt towards Rydia as I did towards Terra: like a big brother. They're super powerful, but at the same time they're also young and in need of sheltering. They don't act all big and tough and, despite the fact that they are put through terrible hardships, they don't complain any more than what they have a right to. The fact that both characters leave the party for a short while and return more power makes that feel even stronger, I think: you don't realize the convenience of a character until they're gone.

Anyways, that's why I always liked Rydia. Not my favorite, but I was always happy with her.

Posted by: Kirchewasser 9th December 2010 01:42
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the best way to make a player care about something or someone in a game is to make that thing or person useful to gameplay, something which Rydia is


I always liked her because of that, she had a very good damage dealing potential. Never saw her as fanservice because the old FFs have an artistic look that prevents me from immediatly looking to a female char and think that she is hot, at least not until they gave the chars a more "modern" style, such as the picture previously posted, or the chars from Nomura.

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if she was an ugly old man nobody would be paying attention to her.


I think that Auron gets a lot of attention, if you consider he is in the same game that Lulu (now she is fanservice).

Posted by: Phoenix 9th December 2010 04:42
Quote (Tryscal The Great @ 8th December 2010 05:36)
but if she was an ugly old man nobody would be paying attention to her.

Wait, wasn't there a character just like this in FFIV?
Like, right after Rydia?
...can't....seem to....remember his name...

(I can give him a nod of approval for the spoony bard line now, but I seriously hated Tellah when I was little.)

Anyway, Tryscal has a very valid point that being a cute little girl didn't hurt her case. smile.gif

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 13th December 2010 23:10
I have to disagree with all of you.

You feel sorry for her and really relate to her.

The reason being:You feel genuinely sorry for her situation and she grows on you really fast because her story is unfolded rather early and in the end she becomes a asset to the team.

She is too young to be a sex simbol early in the game because she is like:8 or 9(unless you are a pedophile) and after that,i don't know how old she is supposed to be after she helps you with golbez.


Posted by: ZidaneTribal 14th December 2010 07:00

Aw shucks. I was rewatching FF IV movies on my DS.and it's Cecil that slaps Edward across the face, not Rydia. I've been angry with Rydia for something that she doesn't even do. sad.gif

Posted by: Metal King Slime 22nd December 2010 16:01
Character development was a major theme in FFIV (it's arguably the first FF game to feature it) and Rydia was one of the characters who got it - she grows strong and overcomes her phobia of fire. I think that's why people like her.

I'm a bit squicked out by the fanservice though. Didn't she only age physically and not mentally? That would make her a 7 (?) year old girl in a grown-up woman's body.

Posted by: Rangers51 22nd December 2010 16:11
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I'm a bit squicked out by the fanservice though. Didn't she only age physically and not mentally? That would make her a 7 (?) year old girl in a grown-up woman's body.

I don't believe it's ever even suggested that she aged in only one way. I don't think it's necessarily said that she DOES age in every way, but I think the context of the scenes in the Land of Summoned Monsters indicates that she does - for instance, I don't see any reason to think that Leviathan and Asura would be willing to work with her had she not become mentally strong enough to handle them.

Posted by: Metal King Slime 23rd December 2010 11:03
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I'm a bit squicked out by the fanservice though. Didn't she only age physically and not mentally? That would make her a 7 (?) year old girl in a grown-up woman's body.

I don't believe it's ever even suggested that she aged in only one way. I don't think it's necessarily said that she DOES age in every way, but I think the context of the scenes in the Land of Summoned Monsters indicates that she does - for instance, I don't see any reason to think that Leviathan and Asura would be willing to work with her had she not become mentally strong enough to handle them.

Hmm, that makes sense.

Posted by: Magitek_slayer 18th January 2011 22:56
All that being said,i agree with the above,i think she grows on you due to her emotional involvement and i don't think it has anything to do with fanservice,at least the original one.And i never liked palom and porom that much,while they are good temp characters,i feel i had more emotional involvement with rydia.

Posted by: Chell172 1st August 2011 19:56
I don't really do much with her besides "Defend" unless it's a boss. Her spells take forever to cast.

Posted by: KasperNinja 1st August 2011 22:04
I love Rydia for alot of reasons.She has Bahamut,She can use Black Magic,She has Warp,She has The Ga's,she has Flare,she has Meteor,Shes hot,Shes sexy,She barly ever leaves you,She can equip Ribbon,She is an Epic of Epicness of Epic Purporrsion,She is a Summoner,and She Awsome.Those are my reasons.Some may be the same but Idc.

Posted by: Bas 1st August 2011 22:25
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Are these psp graphics?

TBH; I found her (grown up form) even attracting in the PSX version, lol.

Posted by: Chell172 2nd August 2011 04:02
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I love Rydia for alot of reasons.She has Bahamut,She can use Black Magic,She has Warp,She has The Ga's,she has Flare,she has Meteor,Shes hot,Shes sexy,She barly ever leaves you,She can equip Ribbon,She is an Epic of Epicness of Epic Purporrsion,She is a Summoner,and She Awsome.Those are my reasons.Some may be the same but Idc.

Hot and sexy are redundant, but did you forget that everyone can equip Ribbon, IIRC?

Posted by: laszlow 2nd August 2011 04:08
Quote (Bas @ 1st August 2011 17:25)
Are these psp graphics?

TBH; I found her (grown up form) even attracting in the PSX version, lol.

I'm pretty sure that's from the DS version. Here's her look all grown up.

Posted by: BlitzSage 2nd August 2011 05:23
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Quote (Bas @ 1st August 2011 17:25)
Are these psp graphics?

TBH; I found her (grown up form) even attracting in the PSX version, lol.

I'm pretty sure that's from the DS version. Here's her look all grown up.

Gotta love Japanese character design, never satisfied with just a normal dress, lol.

Posted by: RavenLalonde 5th October 2013 00:54
It seems to me that Rydia and Edward were faced with almost identical situations, which was probably on purpose. The difference is that Rydia is six years old.

Think about it. A six year old girl watches her mother die in an attempt to save the village. Then the village burns to the ground. Then two men show up who she thinks are going to kill her, so she summons a monster she cannot control and blows up everything. Then she wakes up in an inn with one of those men, whom she still hates, and not without reason. After sleeping half the night, a lot of soldiers show up for the especial purpose of killing her. Then she travels across a desert filled with monsters, through a cave filled with monsters, and across another smaller desert also filled with monsters. Then she witnesses the bombing of a castle, and shows up to see a lot of mangled corpses everywhere. Then this prince is stubbornly refusing to go anywhere because his girlfriend died. Rydia felt indignant because Edward had only gone through a fraction of her problems, and yet could think of nothing better to do than mope. Also, she would have been profoundly stressed, and I know that if I had gone through that much, I would be basically looking for an excuse to beat someone up. Edward's self-centeredness would probably infuriate me. So Rydia slaps him and tells him to grow up. I say, good for her! At least she managed to talk sense into him.

I like Edward a lot too, but that is a completely different topic.

Posted by: RelmArrowney 5th October 2013 07:10
I always thought that her story was great because she was forced to grow up. Not many people have the heart to look the person responsible for a loved one's death, and not only forgive them completely, but trust that person with their own life. She grew up way before Leviathan grabbed her.

Posted by: Spooniest 5th October 2013 09:59
Rydia would have sat there crying over her mother's lifeless body forever, and probably have died of smoke inhalation, if not for Cecil and Kain.

When Kain disappears, Cecil takes on Rydia as his ward. (I dunno if there's a female version of the word or not) The reason she calls Edward a crybaby is because she has had the behavior of not sitting around whining modeled for her by Cecil and Tellah already.

Rydia is quick as a whip.

Edward is lost in music, but he's just as quick, given proper remonstration (by Cecil, btw).

Rydia is popular because while she is prone to weeping and emotional behavior, she is no pansy.

That's a strong woman.

Posted by: RavenLalonde 5th October 2013 16:32
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When Kain disappears, Cecil takes on Rydia as his ward. (I dunno if there's a female version of the word or not)

It is gender-neutral.

Posted by: finalalias 5th October 2013 22:13
Plus she's got a friggin' Dragon! How popular would YOU be if you had a dragon?

Posted by: HolyCeles 24th October 2013 14:42
Rydia is Sexy, powerfull, a cute little girl and a fantastic overall character!

Posted by: allensmith 22nd June 2017 11:54
Edward is meant to also be a Prince..

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