Cosmos (Final Fantasy)

Cosmos is the goddess of harmony who opposes Chaos in the original Dissidia Final Fantasy and its prequel Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. She is one of few completely original characters to appear in the Dissidia series, the others being Feral Chaos, Materia and Spiritus.
==Appearance==
Cosmos has long blonde hair and light blue eyes. She wears a form-fitting full-length, halter-neck white dress with an ornate golden crest and blue stones around the waist. She wears bracelets, armlets, earrings and a tiara, but no shoes. She carries a light yellow shawl and a veil that extends from her tiara with the same design as her shawl.
==Personality==
Cosmos was loyal to the Great Will, serving her role faithfully without concern for her own safety or the fates of her warriors. According to her museum profile, while she was created in the image of Cid's wife—a strong and willful woman—Cosmos was frail compared to her, and thus unable to subdue Chaos as her creators intended. Over time, the cycles of war and the perseverance and hope her summoned warriors hold began to influence her behavior, and Cosmos began to question the plan she was playing a part in.
By the twelfth cycle, Cosmos has come to care for her warriors and acts to ensure their safety, choosing to enact a plan that will free them, even knowing it will likely cost her life. She is particularly protective of the Warrior of Light, expelling her power at the end of the twelfth cycle to save him from a manikin army, and appearing to him in the thirteenth cycle when she becomes worried about the gathering of enemies that lay ahead of him. Trusting in her warriors to be able to fight without her, Cosmos faces her death calmly when confronted by Chaos. At the start of the thirteenth cycle, when informed about her actions in the past cycle by Golbez and how he admires the resolve she has to sacrifice her life to save her warriors, Cosmos mourns it took her so many cycles to find the will to act against the Great Will.
==Story==
Cosmos is the goddess of harmony that opposes Chaos in Dissidia: Final Fantasy. She once failed to gain the cooperation of the Crystals, ultimately losing her battle against Chaos, but not the war, before the game's events.
In the Dissidia 012 secret ending, it's revealed that after Cid was freed from his imprisonment in Scenario 000, he and Cosmos were revived. Cosmos refuses Cid's offer to join him and remains behind as the god of the world. This makes her the most likely of all the characters in the Dissidia games to have definitely not survived the events of the games, as the world she stays behind in is due to fade from existence, according to Cid. In Dissidia Final Fantasy (2015), the Warrior of Light states that her will was inherited by the goddess Materia.
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