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Here? The heroes get saved from death by the mage who then - with his friends - pray on the Twelve who answer by summoning a gigantic new barrier to lock Bahamut in.

The Power of Love or The Power of Friendship will save them, a Chekhov's Skill reveals to help, anything usually avoids doom. In almost every case - be it movie, literature or game - the heroes somehow avoid the end of the world. Even if you've never played the game, the video is heartbreaking. And the player characters (our heroes) - who've been on the battlefield fighting enemy forces - freeze in fear and horror, visibly fighting back tears as they see their home and friends destroyed with no hope of survival, as the Scions pray desperately to the Twelve for help.

To put it in context, up to that point, we've seen regular people (including children) out in the cities' streets, watching in terror as the fireballs streak through the sky, followed by Bahamut destroying those very cities in a single fireblast a few seconds later.

Then Bahamut wakes up and takes all of twenty seconds to completely ravage the surrounding landscape and unleash a Teraflare so powerful it just about terraforms Eorzea. that's almost typical Final Fantasy fare.

Sure, meteors are crashing into the planet, armies are going to war, the moon is about to explode.

The End of an Era cinematic, all near-six minutes of it.