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I finally beat Final Fantasy VII after about 45 hours, but the end video leaves more questions then answers. My question is, did the gang die or did they survive the accident?

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This may make as many questions as it answers, but Advent Children was the follow up to FF VII

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    Unfortunately, Advent Children was absolutely terrible.
    – JSBձոգչ
    Jan 16, 2011 at 5:43
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    yea, sure the plot wasn't the strongest ever in a movie (basically imagine an average RPG boiled down into a 90 minute film) but in standard SquEnix form it did look pretty and was mostly fun to watch
    – Xantec
    Jan 16, 2011 at 5:56
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    @JSBangs I disagree. Aside from a couple cheesy scenes I thought it was really well done.
    – Davy8
    Jan 16, 2011 at 14:55
  • @JSBangs: I also think it was a good movie in it's own way. You can clearly see how SquareEnix was trying to fix it's mistakes they did with The Spirits Within. While The Spirits Within was not much of a Final Fantasy, Advent Children was too much of it.
    – Bobby
    Apr 13, 2011 at 21:30
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    Be sure to watch the Complete version, and not any of the other (less than complete) versions.
    – blee
    Aug 6, 2011 at 22:31
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Aeris' dialogue with the planet activated Holy, the ultimate White magic that is the only magic powerful enough to combat Meteor, the ultimate black magic.

Holy used the planets lifestream to defeat Meteor, rescuing the planet and it's people.

Midgar was left in ruins.

All of the Main characters of FF7 survived and lived to fight another day (Advent Children).

Sephiroth's physical form no longer exists having been destroyed by Cloud and the gang, but his presence still infects the life stream, the planet and Cloud's mind.

A number of Sephiroth clones still exist.

That leads to the story of Advent Children.

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