Locke from FFVI Coming to Dissidia: Final Fantasy NT
Square Enix announced today that Locke Cole from Final Fantasy VI will join the roster of Final Fantasy Dissidia NT as a downloadable add-on character at the end of June, 2018. Locke will be available first, in the May update for the arcade version of the game. Square Enix refers to him as the next DLC character, so presumably more will be coming after.
Locke is a jack-of-all-trades character, featuring a knife-focused combat style with some magic and weapons that Final Fantasy VI’s characters were capable of mastering. He also appears to be able to steal from the opponent and has a costume that’s closer to his Final Fantasy VI in-game original look.
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Lock Cole will not only come with his own signature moves, but he will also have alternate skins for his costume and weapons in the game as well.
Destructoid said in an article on their website:
“As one of the chief members of the cast alongside of Terra, Locke is probably one of the first people you think of when you think “Final Fantasy VI.” It’s for that reason that he’s earned his spot in the pantheon of the series, and now he’s coming to Dissidia.
Locke was hinted at as a “male character from the first half of the series.” Now we have two male characters from the second half, and two female characters from the second half, one of which is new and one that has appeared in the Dissidia series before. Locke is the second DLC character, followed by Vayne Carudas Solidor.”
About Locke Cole
Locke Cole is a playable character from Final Fantasy VI. He is a thief who prefers to be called a “treasure hunter”, and is a spy for the Returners, the resistance group to the Gestahlian Empire.
Locke is introduced as a spy, contact, and saboteur for the Returners when he rescues Terra in the Narshe Mines. He is kindhearted and driven to protect women he meets and to defeat the Empire, as he is haunted by unresolved guilt over a past incident in his life. Locke is nonetheless cheerful with his allies, joking around and teasing them at times.
Locke is driven to protect women he meets, instantly promising to help Terra and Celesdespite them being former imperial soldiers. His want to protect women is due to unresolved guilt over a past incident which he struggles with and made him join the Returners. Although he blames himself, he is angry at the Empire for their involvement.
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