John Eric Bentley - the actor behind machinegun-armed party member Barret Wallace in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth - has dished on the character's role in the upcoming sequel an▨d his thoughts on the original's depiction. 

When asked about his history with Barret and the world of Gaia, in an interview on the Square Enix , the actor reveals he's played the original. "I'm plaꩲying the game, and I'm like: 'Oh, there's a Black character!' This iꦰs awesome - I've never seen a Black character in an RPG," says Bentley. "And then I'm like: 'Oh surely he's about to die' - and he didn't! And I'm like: 'Oh, I'm hooked!'"

Barret has changed dramatically since his polygonal days more than two decades ago, and Bentley is intent on updating his performance to match. "I wanted to make sure that when I portrayeওd Barret, he wasn't a caricature," the actor continues, as he wanted the audience to see more than "an a♑ngry Black man who, like the polygon figures, shook when he got mad."

Bentley partly added new layers to an old character through his relationship with other party members: "Especially with🅠 his relationship with Marlen𓆏e, and the team, and even more so with Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith." Bentley glazes over the character's "fatherly" relationship with Tifa, his leadership over Jessie and Wedge, and his newfound bromance with Red XIII, which should be one of the sequel's most exciting additions. 

In regard to Rebirth, specifically, the team will apparently dive deeper into Barret's sort of sad backstory. "A lot of questions will get answered," Bentley teases, before sharing that the chara♔cter goes throug🀅h some "heavy" things in the game.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth should be no stranger to heaviness and heartbreak since the studio keeps teasing fans🍃 ov💫er the original's most tragic scene. We'll need to wait for the game to release on February 💃29 before we see anything traumatizing ourselv🐼es, though.

Elsewhere, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s director said that Part 3 of the remake trilogy is making progress.