Kuja and the Invincible

The Invincible was able to mess-up Bahamut's thinking. It put him into a rage. Either Kuja controlled him, or the whatever that came off from it freaked him out. But what made the Invincible possible to do this? Its just composed of souls. How do souls do such a thing?

The invincible can store the souls but it is a device that can do much more. The way i see it is that when a eidelon is summon the caster kinda let the summon borrow a part of his souls for the time being. So the eidelon not having a soul of it's own made it possible for Kuja to use the invincible to corrupt Bahamut with souls he had control over.

Was the Invincible at the site wherein Brahne was supposed to destroy the Iifa Tree (or something)? Before Kuja decided to attack Alexandria? And anyway, Garland was the one controlling the Invincible. And he even had Alexander turn into shish-kebab. Kuja used the Invincible on Bran Bal and destroyed Garland...I think...that was why Garland was destroyed...^_____^;;

The invincible was there at the Iifa tree. Kuja had the control of the invincible! He wanted to take control of alexander but Garland said that Zidane and Kuja went to far. So he destroyed Alexander instead of letting Kuja gain control of it.
Garland was destroyed by the invincible ! Zidane defeated Garland and Kuja kicked him down. I do not think Garland is dead since he talk in Zidane head at Memoria. But then again that place is weird.

I guesss Garland wouldn't ba able to handle it if Kuja controlled that huge winged thing. BTW, why does Alexander have to be this really huge mech? Is his form always like this in other FF's?

Yes it is always like that. Alexander is from Alexander The Great.


He conquered in no time most of the known world during his time.

Here some info about him.

Alexander was born on 356 B.C. He was born in Pella the ancient capital of Macedonia, was the son of Philip II, king of Macedonia, and of Olympias, a princess of Epirus. His tutor was Aristotle, who trained him in rhetoric and literature and stimulated his interest in science, medicine and philosophy.


Unfortunately in the summer of 336 B.C. his father was assassinated and he ascended to the Macedainian throne. Also unfortunate was that by that time he found his empire in disorder. He had enemies all over, in home and people threatening rebellion abroad. He did quickly deal with this by killing all of the threats and restoring order to his small empire. Then he restored order to Thessaly which had attempted independence. Before the end of summer he had reestablished his position in Greece and was elected by a congress of states at Corinth.

In 335B.C. as general of the Greeks in a campaign against the Persians, originally planned by his father, he carried out a successful campaign against the defeating Thracains, penetrating to the Danube River. On his return he crushed in a single week the threatening Illyrians and then hastened to Thebes, which had revolted. He took the city by storm and razed it, sparing only the temples of the gods and the houses of the Greek lyric poet Pindar, and selling the surviving inhabitants, about 8000 in number, into slavery. Alexander's promptness in crushing the revolt of Thebes brought the other Greek states into instant and abject submission.


As you can see Alexander had started his way to being a great and powerful ruler. It is said that while visiting Athens to seal a pact, Alexander visited the Oracle at Delphi, despite it being a day when prophecy was forbidden . In his attempts to drag the priestess to the place where she gave her Oracles, she screamed:

"My son, you are invincible!"

That was apparently all he needed to hear and in the spring of 334 he departed to Asia.

Near the point of his death he begin to believe he was a god so he begin to tell his people that he was descend from Hercules by printing coins that had them both on them. His mother also told him that a serpent had impregnated her rather then his father adding to his thoughts that he was a god. also before his death he had some of his cities worship him as a god.

His death is still shrouded in mystery to this day. It does seem hard to believe that a 33 year old man could one day out of the blue just die. Modern historians have tried to piece together what happened.

You know....when it comes down to it, none of the villains from FFIX were evil. I mean certainly they were very much the opposite of good, but not trully evil.

Garland was just doing what he had to to keep Terra alive. Sure his actions were unjust to the rest of the world, but so what?

Brahne was just greedy. She was manipulated by Kuja. Her insides were empy and she wished to fill the gap, by being the ruler of everything.

Kuja just did what he was raised to do. Destroy. Sure, he did wish to conquer the world, but it was only in his nature, because he thought that being ruler of the world would prove that he was not some lowly creature created for a small,insignificent task.

I dont think there is sunch a thing as plain good or evil for no actual reason. What make us is our experience.

What im going to say next isnt proved but it's what i think.

I beleive when someone is born they get a part of the result from some important experience that been lived within many generation.

There is actual proof that a child can inherit gene that wasnt affecting anyone in the family for many generation. I remember something about a kid being black and the only black member of the family was actualy 6 generation before the child. Im sure there is some theory that would support the child receiving result of experience but i highly doubt there is any actual proof that would say if it's true or not.