He seems not fussed at all with the 'idiots' at Shinra trying to clone him, and summons his younger brother, Nero, to go 'hunt.' That's obviously bad news for Yuffie and Sonon, who face Nero as the final boss in the DLC. We see Weiss being experimented on in Yuffie's DLC in Shinra's basement levels. Weiss, head of Deepground and baddie from Dirge of Cerberus, being experimented on in Yuffie's DLC. Leading Deepground are elite warriors known as Tsviets - and leading the Tsviets is Weiss. Deepground is a secret branch of SOLIDER (which is the military wing of Shinra), one that was actually introduced in the 2006 Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy 7 game that starred Vincent Valentine. The final stretch of the game, in which you're introduced to a new gang of bad guys, and the post-game scenes, which leads into Final Fantasy Remake Part 2.įirst, the bad guys: Deepground.

There are two parts of Yuffie's DLC to break down. It should go without saying, but: spoilers below. That's great news - but if you've played Yuffie's DLC and have seen its ending, you may be at a loss as to what its ending even means. Tetsuya Nomura, the director of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, has said the game's sequel will begin where EPISODE INTERmission (henceforth referred to as 'Yuffie's DLC,' for everyone's sake) finishes. Perhaps most importantly, story hints at what's to come in the sequel to Remake. Yuffie is as loveable as she's ever been, and has a distinct style of combat that's both stylish to behold and satisfying to employ. Running concurrently with the events of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, the DLC stars Yuffie Kisaragi and is absolutely worth playing if you enjoyed last year's blockbuster. It came with the strangely-titled, PS5-exclusive EPISODE INTERmission DLC. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade launched on the PlayStation 5 last week, but it didn't launch alone.

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