What New Summons FF7 Remake Intergrade Has | Screen Rant
The upcoming will add new summons to the game, one of which will be familiar to fans of FF7. The story of FF7 Remake only covers the Midgar portion of the original game, which means that summons would have been left out if it had been a straight remake.
The . In FF7, they were single-use spells that dealt a ton of damage to the enemy. The reason they became so iconic is due to their lengthy animations, which showed off the technical prowess of the original PlayStation. In FF7 Remake, the summons are extra characters that can be called in dangerous battles. The player can spend ATB bars to fuel a summoned monster's attacks. The summon will always perform one final powerful attack before leaving the battlefield.
, along with an additional three as DLC/pre-order bonuses. The upcoming INTERmission DLC starring Yuffie for Intergrade will add more summons to the game, one of which was recently revealed in the final trailer.
The recent trailer for Intergrade revealed that . Ramuh is one of the most famous summons in the Final Fantasy series, having debuted in FF3 alongside the likes of other series icons like Ifrit and Shiva. Ramuh uses powerful lightning-based spells, and will likely use Judgement Bolt as his finishing move in INTERmission. The player couldn't acquire the Ramuh Materia in FF7 until they reached the Gold Saucer, which means that Ramuh has been brought forward in the story. It's unclear if any more summons will appear in INTERmission, but if there are, then Titan seems like the most likely candidate, as it's the next summon the player can acquire in the original FF7.
However, any players who are hoping for Cloud to call on Ramuh's aid against the likes of Sephiroth and Weiss will be disappointed. It has been confirmed that the summons in the INTERmission DLC , and can't be accessed in the main game. Although, Ramuh will almost certainly be used by the main cast in the upcoming FF7 Remake sequel, since the developers probably aren't going to put this much work into a summon and only have it appear in a small piece of one game's DLC.
