Gaming is a world of countless shapes and forms, allowing developers to twist stories and characters as they wish. For this reason, you often come across heroes, villains, or simply characters with extraordinary powers capable of changing the course of the narrative. While children are usually associated with innocent and pure images, in games, they can sometimes be a formidable force. There are quite a few kids like this in games, but here are the top 8 most powerful children that have taken the gaming world by storm.
Eiko – Final Fantasy IX
The Final Fantasy titles often allow you to create various team formations with a wide variety of characters from many places and different races. In Final Fantasy IX, this has been taken to another level, and almost every character in this game is not human. Even those who are human in this game have quite peculiar histories, like the young girl Eiko.
Eiko lives in a village of Moogles and loves meeting strangers. Therefore, Eiko decides to join the main character’s group and offer her assistance on the journey. Every time combat begins, you will witness the extraordinary power of a healer. Moreover, she has the ability to summon gigantic spiritual beings called Eidolons. It’s no exaggeration to say that Eiko is one of the coolest healers in the game.
Skull Kid – The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask
The Legend of Zelda is a series with a rich storyline featuring many heroic characters, villains, and strange beings from different worlds. However, when it comes to the strangest place, one must mention Termina in Majora’s Mask. It is a parallel world to Hyrule, where Link encounters Skull Kid – a creepy child wearing Majora’s mask.
Skull Kid is a mischievous child who enjoys teasing others, but he also has a penchant for destroying everything with the power of the evil mask. The mask grants this child unimaginable powers, the most terrifying of which is the ability to pull the moon down upon the world.
Oliver – Ni no Kuni
Studio Ghibli has always been famous for its fairy tales revolving around the innocence of youth, and their style has proven to be exceptional when adapted into games. The game Ni no Kuni draws inspiration from Ghibli’s anime to tell the heroic story of a boy named Oliver, as he wanders into his own imagined world.
There, he gradually masters the art of magic from basic to advanced through an ancient book. Starting from scratch, Oliver steps by step becomes a great wizard, and he also tames various creatures to fight alongside him against evil forces.
Aurora – Child of Light
The game “Child of Light” revolves around the story of the young girl Aurora, who is reincarnated in the land of Lemuria after dying from a strange illness. In her new life, Aurora becomes the owner of a magical sword and quickly masters the art of magic, giving her the power of a hero piercing through the night. In the game, you will witness Aurora defeating the minions of the Dark Queen to bring back the stars and save Lemuria while returning to her previous life.
Additionally, you will see little Aurora gradually mature, becoming more responsible, learning how to recruit teammates and gather the stars to defeat the powerful villain in the game. By the end of her journey, you will witness Aurora turn her name into legend by dispelling the dark night to save both worlds.
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