Two Guns (Male)

Two Guns (Male) is a playable male Turk from Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-. As his name implies, his chosen weapon are dual handguns which can be augmented by Materia.
On the production sketches for Last Order -Final Fantasy VII- by Studio Madhouse, Two Guns (Male) is given the name Ruluf .
==Profile==
=== Appearance ===
Two Guns (Male) wears the standard Turk uniform of black suit with black tie, white dress shirt, and brown boots. More casual in his approach to work wear than most of his fellow colleagues, he forgoes the standard black tie and leaves the top of his shirt unbuttoned. Two Guns (Male)'s hairstyle is elaborate; on the right-facing side his bangs are dyed silver and are cut to feather and fall over the right side of his face, while on his left, his black hair is slicked back with a single falling strand. His sides are slightly buzzed with a fanning blade pattern. He wears a gold ring earring in the lobe of his left ear. 
In the trailers Two Guns (Male) is shown with a single handgun. This is because in the early releases of the game he only had one to fight with. Since then, he has been given his characteristic two handguns.
=== Personality ===
A former bodyguard of Don Corneo, Two Guns (Male) is a cool professional who carries out his orders with precise efficiency. It is said that by the time you look into his guns, you are already dead. Since joining the Turks he has struggled adjusting to the more professional style and has trouble with protocol.
==Story==
After spending most of his life in the criminal underground of the Midgar Slums as a bodyguard for crime lord Don Corneo, Two Guns (Male) grew tired of the petty politics and cruel intrigues, and left the business. He was offered a position in the Turks, which he accepted to escape Don Corneo's wrath.
===Combating Avalanche===
As part of their duties as a new member of the Turks, the Player Turk is sent on patrol of Sector 8. Encountering the Avalanche organization by chance, the Player Turk informs Tseng on their PHS who instructs them to investigate the group further and in turn notifies his superior, Verdot.
Discovering Avalanche are intent on destroying the sector's mako reactor, Reno is sent in to support the Player Turk as they enter the reactor to prevent Avalanche from detonating their bomb. Reno encounters Shears for the first time in combat and is defeated. Shears defeats the Player Turk, who had returned after successfully preventing the bombing, and is ordered to withdraw to Junon where President Shinra is residing to hold a news conference. Tseng sends Reno and the Player Turk to protect the President.
While the pair reaches the President before the attack, the President's military escort proves ineffective against Avalanche's soldiers, who secure the President's hotel. As Reno stays with the President, the Player Turk clears the building before the President insists on leaving for the conference. Forced to act as the President's street escort when Reno is separated, the Player Turk protects the President until they enter the conference building where, dressed as Shinra Electric Power Company troops, Avalanche dupes and momentarily captures the President before the Player Turk fights their way back to him as Reno returns to help. Cutting the power to the building, Fuhito arrives to meet Reno and Shinra.
While Reno escapes with the President, the Player Turk is defeated by Fuhito while attempting to distract him, whereupon it is revealed Avalanche has hijacked the Mako Cannon. As Reno returns the President to his quarters, the President's son, Rufus Shinra, notes the new Turk's progress before Verdot informs them of the cannon's hijacking. The President sends Reno to liberate it, leaving him open for Fuhito to enter the room and shoot him. Wounded, the President orders Verdot to send in Sephiroth to destroy Avalanche.
With Avalanche intending to use the cannon to destroy Midgar as a message to Shinra, Reno leads a contingent of Shinra troops against Avalanche's street forces and the Player Turk enters the cannon facility from an underground passageway. Lead by Tseng over the PHS, they work their way through the facility's security countermeasures and Avalanche personnel into the control room to turn off the cannon. Coming across the sight of a massacre at the control room's entrance, the cannon is turned off mysteriously before the Turk gets to the control panel.
Mistaken for being responsible for the massacre, the Player Turk is attacked by Elfe and almost killed but for the intervention of Sephiroth. Withdrawing from battle, Elfe and Avalanche retreat.
With President Shinra dedicating SOLDIER to deal with Avalanche, the Turks are instructed to locate new SOLDIER candidates. Reno, Rude and the Player Turk travel the globe, employing potential fighters. In Costa del Sol, the Player Turk enters a fight club called Club Duel and beats the strongest fighter, known as "King", and captures him for the SOLDIER.
On the trip to Midgar the candidate population is killed by a sole candidate called Azul, whom the Player Turk confronts. Azul is suppressed by Rude. While on the docks, the ship is attacked by a contingent of Avalanche soldiers lead by Shears who boards the ship and frees the candidates, defeating Rude while the Player Turk attempts to recapture them. As the Player Turk returns, Rude goes after Shears and, partnered up with Reno, defeat the Avalanche commander while a freed Azul returns to the Shinra ship willingly to finish his fight with the Player Turk and become a SOLDIER to become stronger.
Acting as escort for Professor Rayleigh, the Player Turk joins three Shinra troops in protecting the Professor, who is carrying secret data on the SOLDIER program. When the troops are killed by a Raven and Rayleigh's life is threatened, one of the troops, Cloud Strife, stands between the Player Turk and their orders to prevent Rayleigh's capture even if it meant killing her.
As the kidnappers embark on a train, Cloud boards it leaving the Player Turk to deal with the Raven and catch up through the service tunnels. Boarding the train the Player Turk locates and frees both Rayleigh and an injured Cloud. As more Ravens chase after them, the Player Turk, with orders to take the SOLDIER information and abandon the Professor and Cloud, instead puts them on a separated train car and stays to hold the Ravens off. In spite of their best efforts the disk is taken by a Raven who was thought dead.
Curious over Rude's unexplained disappearances after work, Reno orders the Player Turk to follow after him in Sector 8 to discover he is dating a woman named Chelsea. While the Player Turk deals with a monster infestation in the Sector, Reno follows Rude to one of his dates and discovers Chelsea attempting to place a bug on his PHS. Reno follows her from the date and discovers her working with Avalanche, but she claims to her contact she was unable to place a wire tap on Rude's PHS in spite of Reno noting she had plenty of time to do that.
The next day Reno informs Rude about his girlfriend's affiliations, but Rude already knew. When the Player Turk returns from destroying the monster nest they come across Chelsea attempting to quit Avalanche and defends her from her angered comrades. Chelsea asks the Player Turk to inform Rude she would not him anymore, stating that, although she wished it otherwise, the Turks and Avalanche are enemies and cannot be together.
President Shinra grows impatient to destroy Avalanche. Verdot sends Reno and Rude to gather information on Fuhito's new Ravens while the Player Turk is to gather new Turk candidates.
The Player Turk is sent to investigate the abduction of two SOLDIER members, Essai and Sebastian, in Icicle Inn. The Player Turk infiltrates the facility to ascertain whether or not it is an Avalanche base. Discovering the abducted SOLDIER members, the Player Turk frees them and sends them to a Shinra base near-by. Rendezvousing with a Turk who had been investigating another part of the facility, the pair escape outside where they are caught in a fight against Fuhito and his Ravens. Saved by the timely arrival of Martial Arts (Female), the Turks retreat to the Shinra base.
Massing a search and destroy task force to attack the Avalanche base, Zack Fair is sent by Shinra to bolster the Shinra forces. While embarking to their destination, a breaking bridge leads to Zack and the Player Turk being separated from the main force as the force is led into an Avalanche ambush and the remaining SOLDIERs, Essai and Sebastian, are recaptured.
As Zack moves to free them, the Player Turk is instructed by Verdot, who notes Avalanche is receiving information from within Shinra, to assist in rescuing the SOLDIERs. Making it to the captured pair first, the Player Turk discovers the two SOLDIERs have been warped to do Avalanche's bidding. The Player Turk is saved by Zack, who attempts to hold off his friends while pleading for them to fight their way back to their senses.
While successful, the attempt costs Essai and Sebastian their lives and Zack remains to mourn their passing as the compound's self-destruct is activated. As he tells the Player Turk to go on ahead, he is confronted by the Raven responsible for capturing Essai and Sebastian and discovers the process the Ravens undergo leave them without humanity, becoming mere drones of their former selves. After Zack and the Player Turk escape the destructing compound, Zack erects a small memorial for his deceased friends.
President Shinra, irate over his inability to uncover how Avalanche is receiving information from within the company, replaces Verdot with Heidegger as the head of Turks. Hearing that Avalanche is targeting Junon Heidegger sends the Turks as scouts who are to call him on anything suspicious so he can send in his military. His insistence on using the military rather than Turks' specialized skills leaves the members, when Avalanche does attack Junon, reluctant to inform Heidegger.
Tseng discovers Avalanche are after the airships docked in the city. Heidegger wants to let the situation escalate until it was viable to send his military, using the Turks as expandable distractions and ignoring their requests for coordinated information. Verdot approaches the President in Midgar and threatens to reveal all classified information he was privy to the media unless he was reinstated back as head of the Turks. His request granted, Verdot co-ordinates the Turks into retaking the Junon airport, sending in additional troops and Martial Arts (Male) to assist. While the operation is a success, the Turks are no closer to discovering the leak within the Shinra executive offices.
Monsters from Professor Hojo's laboratories run rampant in the 65th to 68th floors of the Shinra Building. While Tseng evacuates the building's employees, the Player Turk is sent to contain the outbreak. Upon reaching Hojo's lab, it is discovered the outbreak was a ruse by Fuhito and Shears to capture Hojo. Escaping via a B1-Alpha Helicopter, the Turks give chase along the highway only to have Shears blow it apart and acquire the time Avalanche needed to bring in one of Hojo's experiments: a green dragon. Sephiroth eviscerates the dragon and downs the helicopter, but while Hojo is retrieved, Shears and Fuhito escape.
Informed by their Shinra contact of the existence of a Cetra descendant named Aerith Gainsborough, Avalanche attempts to capture her to protect the location of the "Promised Land". The Player Turk, having gotten lost in the Midgar Slums, has found their way to Elmyra Gainsborough's house where they come across Aerith who runs away. Avalanche makes Aerith return and she is protected by the Turk much to her surprise.
Hiding in the Sector 5 Slums Aerith loses her White Materia. As the Player Turk goes to retrieve it Shears locates them and disposes of the Player Turk, taking Aerith to the Sector 5 slums church where Fuhito and Elfe await. As they attempt to convince Aerith to tell them the location of the Promised Land, Aerith notes an ancient voice coming from inside Elfe is in pain. Fuhito becomes flustered and attempts to divert the subject.
When Shears notices the Player Turk eavesdropping, a fight breaks out in the church and Aerith prevents Shears and Fuhito from killing the Turk, claiming that she is defending her flower bed. Elfe withdraws along with the rest of Avalanche. As the Player Turk and Aerith also leave the church, Tseng, who has been assigned for some time to capture Aerith, arrives in another attempt to convince Aerith to work with Shinra. Misunderstanding, the Player Turk prevents Tseng from seeing Aerith as she runs back home.
===Nibelheim Incident===
Called in due to reports of the staff manning the Nibelheim Reactor disappearing, Tseng pilots the Player Turk to the Mt. Nibel where they were supposed to parachute to the reactor. A rogue wind causes them to parachute off course and, traversing the mountainside, the Player Turk comes across Tifa Lockhart chasing after her cat. Following the discovery of multiple dragons around the reactor, the Player Turk is ordered to fall back to Nibelheim to await further instructions.
Taking Tifa with them, the ropeway back to town is destroyed by a dragon, forcing the pair to traverse the rest of the way on foot. When Sephiroth and his company are sent in to deal with the monsters, the Player Turk recruits Tifa to guide them up the mountain.
Following the investigation party's return, Sephiroth locks himself away for several days until coming out and massacring the town. The Player Turk follows after him to the reactor, clearing the path along the way for the incoming Shinra forces. After confronting Sephiroth, the Player Turk is knocked unconscious, coming to when Cloud arrives. As Cloud goes after Sephiroth deeper in the reactor, the Player Turk looks over Tifa until Zangan arrives to take her away. The Player Turk witnesses Cloud's stand and Sephiroth jumping into the Mako pit and informs Tseng of the events.
When the Shinra clean-up crew arrives the Player Turk is instructed to help look for survivors in the town, but upon reaching the town they are given new orders by Tseng to check on the laboratory equipment in the basement of the Nibelheim Mansion for Professor Hojo. Entering the mansion, the Player Turk receives new orders to liquidate certain documents. Clearing the mansion of monsters, the Player Turk discovers the documents and attempts to read them only to become confused.
Verdot arrives and leads the way into the laboratory where they are trapped in an illusion of the Player Turk's first encounter with Avalanche in Sector 8 during their first day on the job, caused by Lost Number. Lost Number changes the illusion to that of when Kalm was destroyed, where-in Verdot's wife and daughter were thought to have been killed and Verdot was responsible for the incident's cover-up.
Lost Number paralyzes Verdot with guilt, but is defeated by the Player Turk and his illusion vanishes, freeing Verdot. As the survivors of Nibelheim are gathered up they are to be shipped into Hojo's laboratory, but the Turks are indecisive over the immorality of it and are allowed to leave while Verdot handles the operation.
===Destroying Avalanche===
Discovering Avalanche's base is in Wutai Village, the Player Turk is sent to bomb the pagoda. Meeting Yuffie Kisaragi the Turk inadvertently informs her of the powers of Materia. Infiltrating the pagoda's top floor from the Fire Cave, the Player Turk fights their way down each floor, placing bombs as they go and meeting Yuffie as she seeks out Avalanche's Materia supply. Due to her sickness, Elfe withdraws as the Avalanche troops are marshaled to face Shinra. Yuffie has stolen the detonation switch and leads the Player Turk on a chase through the Avalanche base before pressing the switch.
Now attempting to escape the underground base before the timers go off, Yuffie and the Player Turk are chased through the underground tunnels, encountering and seemingly defeating all three of the Avalanche commanders (Elfe, Shears and Fuhito) during their escape. Afterwards Yuffie deduces the Player Turk is working for Shinra and runs away in a fit of betrayal due to the realization her new friend is affiliated with the enemy responsible for the Wutai War.
With the public's confidence in Shinra shaken due to the attacks by Avalanche, the launch of the Shinra No. 26 rocket is used as a publicity stunt to buy back public support. The Player Turk escorts Rufus Shinra to a rehearsal for the event in Rocket Town during which the point vehicle for the air show, the Tiny Bronco, is hijacked by Shears's underlings, but with Cid Highwind's help the Player Turk retrieves the aircraft.
Cid takes the Player Turk and Rufus on a tour of the rocket and they come across one of Shears' underlings stealing oxygen bottles, essential for the launch, and the ship's oxygen bottles have to be replaced. On the President and Cid's insistence, the launch continues as scheduled.
After Cid becomes embroiled in fighting the underlings responsible for sabotaging the rocket, and the Player Turk almost becomes caught in the rocket's launch blast, the launch is aborted mid-air as Cid opts to preserve the life of a mechanic who had been caught inside the rocket engines.
Reno and Tseng discover Avalanche has taken over the Corel Reactor construction site. Infiltrating the construction site through the Corel Mines thanks to Barret Wallace, the Player Turk enters the reactor to find Rufus Shinra. Verdot informs the Turks Rufus is the supplier for Avalanche in a bid to remove his father from Presidency. As Verdot instructs his subordinates to place Rufus under arrest, Fuhito appears to kill not just the Turks but Rufus too, reasoning that Avalanche no longer needs him. Elfe appears and her voice is recognized by Verdot as that of his deceased daughter: Felicia.
Her memories revived as Verdot explains who she is, Elfe is taken by her mysterious illness. She is carried out of the reactor by a jovial Fuhito as Shears looks on in shock. Torn between his duty and his desire to chase after his rediscovered daughter, the Turks encourage Verdot to go after her. Verdot resigns his position to Tseng, who leads Rufus out of the reactor before Fuhito destroys it. While covering their escape, the Player Turk is thought to have been caught in the facility's explosion.
Trapped in the lower facility of the destroyed reactor, the Player Turk fights alongside Shears, who had been betrayed by Fuhito and left to die in the explosion, against a swarm of monsters and Ravens. Shears explains about Elfe's Materia and how Fuhito hopes to use it to wipe out life on the planet and return it to the Lifestream.
Explaining his reasons for joining Avalanche, the injury that Shears had sustained during Fuhito's betrayal begins to wear on him. As the facility collapses around them, Shears, instructing them to save Elfe, throws the Player Turk out of the facility as the exit collapses with him inside. For his crimes, Rufus is put in house arrest within the Turks' hidden headquarters.
With the Player Turk rendered comatose due to injuries and Mako poisoning and Verdot having deserted to pursue his daughter, Tseng is instructed to link with the Turks' secondary division to bolster numbers. Three years after the Corel Reactor's destruction the Player Turk awakens and three months afterwards, the Player Turk and Reno are tasked to capture a member of an endangered species known as "Guardians of the Planet" in Cosmo Canyon for Professor Hojo.
While searching the canyon the pair visit Geisel Bugenhagen on Tseng's instruction and discover more about the monster Fuhito hopes to summon through Elfe's Materia and learns the Materia is sapping Elfe's life force to exist. As a result Verdot, having not been sighted since Corel, is searching for a way to remove it without harming his daughter.
Resuming their pursuit of the "Guardian", the Turks come across new Raven operatives, far stronger than previously encountered, also pursuing the animals to disrupt a sacred ceremony held in the canyon. While the groups initially pursued Deneh, Nanaki interferes and attacks the Turks to give Deneh time to flee. While capturing him, the Player Turk allows Nanaki to perform the ritual before taking him away.
===Conflict with Shinra===
While any of the Player Turks can be chosen for Episode 19 and pursue Zack and Cloud as they escape the Nibelheim Mansion, the Turk whose encounter with them is considered canon is Shuriken (Female) (aka "Cissnei") due to events in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-.
Pursuing two research samples that had escaped from the Nibelheim Mansion, the Player Turk competes with the Shinra army to locate them. The Player Turk questions why they are hunting the subjects whom they were partially responsible for imprisoning in the mansion four years previously.
Coming across the escapees on the beach, the Player Turk discovers they are hunting Zack and Cloud. The Player Turk attempts to capture him, but after seeing the extent of damage the experiments have done to Cloud, they report Zack is no longer around and lets Zack escape while they return to Nibelheim to investigate the mansion where they discover Verdot pouring through the mansion's archives.
Learning he needs a certain Materia to remove the Materia from Elfe's body and stop it draining her life, Verdot has been searching for these support Materia, learning the Turks already possess one given to them by Shears during the Corel Reactor incident. The pair search through the mansion and come across clues to another of Hojo's "research subjects", Vincent Valentine, Verdot's old Turk partner, who informs them of the location of such a Materia elsewhere in the Mansion. As Avalanche appears to also find the support Materia, the Player Turk and Verdot lose the orb to Fuhito while Scarlet informs the President in Midgar the Turks are assisting Verdot in spite of their orders to "shoot on sight".
Hidden within their headquarters within the Shinra Building as Scarlet embarks on a hunt for them, the Turks meet with Reeve to locate the next Materia. Learning it is in the remains of the Gongaga reactor they, along with Cait Sith, steal a submarine from Junon to evade the Shinra military. Entering the reactor they find Avalanche troops combing the facility, but thanks to the arrival of Verdot and Shears, who was rescued by Verdot in Corel and had been working with him since, the next support Materia is obtained.
When the fugitives Zack and Cloud are relocated, the Turks attempt a Priority-S retrieval mission, but the Shinra military ambushes them. Learning the Avalanche is attempting to break into Corel Prison, the Turks presume a Materia piece lies there and embark across the desert to obtain it. Discovering Shalua Rui, the Player Turk brings her to shelter in the caverns under the desert.
The Player Turk finds the final support Materia within the caverns while being pursued by Avalanche Ravens. Escaping with Shalua, they brave a sandstorm before being cornered. Shalua announces her hatred of the Turks, but the Ravens still attack. Shears and Verdot arrive to support them and Shears takes Shalua to a safe location. Scarlet's soldiers surround the Player Turk and Verdot and, attacking them into submission, Scarlet captures Verdot and takes him back to Midgar to be executed.
While Tseng, Rude and Reno attempt to discern the location Verdot is being held, the other Turks and Shears meet in Wall Market and split the Materia orbs among themselves before dispatching to look for Elfe. Meanwhile Elena, Gun (Female)'s sister, witnesses a trio of insurgent Ravens and follows them before getting bored and going home.
Assisted by Rufus, Tseng locates Verdot and attempts to liberate him while ordering the Player Turk, who is being pursued by Shinra troops through Wall Market, to secure an escape out of Midgar. While abducting a truck to get through checkpoints set up by the military, the Player Turk discovers that not only was the truck being driven by a Raven dressed as a Shinra troop, but that Elena had been kidnapped and was in the truck with them.
After leaving the truck and having it leave while Elena is still on board, the Player Turk follows it to a train where, onboard, they exchange the support Materia with the Ravens for Elena. Elsewhere in the Sector 5 slums, Shears is confronted by Fuhito and opts to go with him, giving him possession of the support Materia, to find Elfe. He is instead beaten down and the support Materia stolen from him.
While Reno, Rude and Tseng free Verdot, the Player Turk commandeers a helicopter to chase after Avalanche before they use the support Materia to summon Zirconiade and kill Elfe to make it whole. Crashing the helicopter into the truck the Ravens were using, the Player Turk witnesses Fuhito gathering the support Materia around a limp Elfe on the highway and summons Zirconiade above Midgar. While saving Elfe, the Materia inside her fuses with the support Materia on its own and Fuhito ascends to give the newly formed Materia orb to Zirconiade.
As the Player Turks chase after Fuhito along the construct created by Zirconiade's summoning, Tseng, Reno, Rude, Verdot and an awakened Elfe are captured by the Shinra military. Splitting into teams of two when the pathways branch into a maze, the Turks come across Behemoths. As the others battle the Behemoths, the Player Turk catches up to Fuhito and is saved from his attack by Shears. Teaming up against the Avalanche commander, the Player Turk and Shears defeat Fuhito, but to continue Zirconiade's awakening he places the Materia inside himself and transforms, mortally wounding Shears in his new form.
As the Player Turk bests Fuhito even in his transformed state, Fuhito attempts to take them with him in his defeat. A dying Shears holds him back and the pair erupt in a blast of light. Meanwhile, confronted with the offer that the Turks would be spared from execution if Verdot and Elfe are killed, Tseng pretends to shoot the pair.
As Tseng leaves with the bodies of Verdot and Elfe, Reno and Rude wait for their remaining comrades still fighting Zirconiade. Reaching the end of the airborne construct, the Player Turk attacks Zirconiade only to be unable to affect it by themselves. With the arrival of other Turks they damage the monster, but the other Turks are taken down by the summon and the Player Turk is also worn down.
With the memories of the people they met as a Turk the Player Turk gathers their strength of will to continue the battle and destroys Zirconiade. The shockwave emitted from its destruction destroys the construct on which the attacking Turks are standing. Reno and Rude watch in horror as the construction vanishes in an explosion of light.
===Exile===
Following Zirconiade's defeat, the Player Turks go into hiding across the planet; retiring to Midgar, Junon, Costa del Sol, Cosmo Canyon, Icicle Inn, and Wutai. Unbeknown to them, as Zirconiade had been summoned the planet had awakened one of its Weapons to deal with the threat. Because the Turks defeated Zirconiade the Weapon no longer had a purpose.
Instead of returning to sleep, the Weapon considers the Turks a threat due to their defeat of Zirconiade and how, technically, they had destroyed a part of the Planet's ecology. Verdot calls the Player Turks to inform them the Weapon is hunting them.
Given an advanced radar system on their PHS to track and hunt the Jade Weapon in turn, and learning the dark mist the Weapon generates and surrounds itself with can only be penetrated by the light given from various Materia Pillars across the planet, the Turks locate the pillars to enable themselves to do battle against the Weapon.
Coming to a location covered in mist, the Weapon is supported by various oval-like constructs which the Turks battle while the Weapon attempts to bombard them from above. After numerous hunts and battles across the planet, the Turks destroy the Weapon and return to their lives in exile.
===Return===
During Meteorfall, Reno oversees the evacuation of Sector 4 while Rude clears Sector 2 and Elena clears Sector 3. Moving to clear Sector 5 together with Tseng, the four are assisted by the previous Turks and Verdot returning to evacuate Midgar's citizens.
==Gameplay==
Weapon upgrades can be purchased using RP (Rank Points) gained from completing missions. Originally Two Guns only had one gun, being the male equivalent of Gun (Female), but a later update saw to him receiving an additional sidearm. It is possible to have the weapon attacks take on elemental attributes by slotting the appropriate Materia into the weapon.
===Stats===
Stat 	Initial	Level up	Level 99
RP 	1,000 	1,000 	1,000
HP 	200 	+60 	6080
MP 	120 	+7 	806
Attack 	12 	+1 	110
Defense	14 	+1 	112
Magic 	5.5 	5.5 	5.5
==Other appearances==
===Last Order -Final Fantasy VII-===
The Last Order -Final Fantasy VII- OVA illustrates the events surrounding Zack Fair and Cloud Strife's escape from Nibelheim's mansion, overlapping with incidents depicted in Final Fantasy VII and Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-.
The OVA covers the Turks' role during both the Nibelheim Incident and events leading up to Zack's Final Stand against the Shinra military, addressing the Turks' pursuit of Zack and Cloud through the Mythril Mine and their ill-fated search for the pair in the Midgar Wasteland.
===On the Way to a Smile===
While not specified by name, many of the Turks who had gone into hiding following the battle against Zirconiade reappear during the events of Final Fantasy VII as specified in the chapter Case of Shinra. Following Tseng being attacked by Sephiroth in the Temple of the Ancients, Cait Sith stables his condition before contacting three of the Turks to bring him to Junon for treatment.
Later on, while observing the ruins of the Shinra Building following the attack by the Diamond Weapon, Reno and Rude recollect the times themselves and the other Turks had spent in the now ruined headquarters.
During Meteorfall, the Turks and Verdot return to assist in the evacuation of Midgar and, following the Meteor's destruction, the Turks return to the lives they had obtained in their exile, but also work to gather intelligence on the current state of the planet from their respective locations, sending the information to Verdot who would offer it to Tseng when required.
===Final Fantasy Artniks===
==Voice==
His voice actor is Ginpei Sato. Two Guns (Male) shares the same voice actor as and from the Kingdom Hearts series.
==Gallery==
Bc-characters.jpg|The Turks.
BeforeCrisisMGun.jpg|Two Guns in Before Crisis opening.
LastOrder-Turks.jpg|Two Guns in Last Order.
Turks_in_Last_Order.jpg|Two Guns in Last Order.
FF7 Last Order Turk Two Guns Ruluf.jpg|Two Guns's Concept Art.
VIIBC Two Guns Attack.png|Two Guns attacking in Before Crisis.
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Category:Characters in Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-