Final Fantasy V

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Final Fantasy V (ESRB ratings: E/T) is the fifth game of the Final Fantasy series, it contains references to sexuality, transvestism, homosexuality, violence, occultic themes, suicide, drugs and alcohol. It also supports environmentalism, feminism and the belief that animals are more important than humans.

The game's main characters are:

  • Bartz: The game's main character. In the game's official art he wears make-up. He travels around the world with his friend Boko, an animal.
  • Reina or Lenna (depending on game's version): She's the princess of the kingdom of Tycoon. She risks her own life as well as other's in order to help animals.
  • Faris: A transvestive pirate woman. She's also Reina's sister who was separated from her when young, but initially neither of them knows it. She's a feminist (in the Play Station translation she even thinks men are close-minded). Her best friend is an animal.
  • Galuf: An old man and Krile's grandfather. He's the king of Val, a kingdom in another planet. He doesn't have any bad traits like the others, that's probably why the producers made him die.
  • Krile: A rebellious, upbeat, bubby and cheerful young girl. She constantly disobeys his grandfather's orders and sometimes even hits him. She can talk telepathically with animals.

Early in the game Bartz, Reina, Galuf and Faris meet and realize that they must save the planet which is being threatened by man taking advantage of the "crystals", which control the four elements (earth, fire, wind and water), through technology in order to extract energy and maintain stable civilizations.