Bahamut SIN

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Bahamut SIN is a form of Bahamut in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. It is summoned by Kadaj to destroy the Meteorfall monument in Edge, as well as wreak havoc on the populace.
The party members of Final Fantasy VII engage it in battle and it is ultimately destroyed by Cloud's Climhazzard Limit Break.
The attack Bahamut SIN uses is not named, but in Final Fantasy VII, each form of Bahamut uses an ability whose increases in SI prefix starting with Bahamut and Megaflare (10002). The second, Neo Bahamut, uses Gigaflare (10003). The third, Bahamut ZERO, uses Teraflare (10004), and Bahamut SIN's successor, Bahamut Fury, uses Exaflare (10006). Therefore it could be assumed Bahamut SIN's ability is Petaflare (10005), and this is what its strongest ability in Final Fantasy Record Keeper is called as well.
==Other appearances==
===Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier===
Bahamut SIN appeared as a boss monster during the Bahamut SIN event in Season 2, where it acted as a boss monster on the field that SOLDIER Candidates could team up to defeat. It was the strongest variation of Bahamut, being more resistant to damage than Bahamut Fury. Its main spell was Megaflare.
===Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call===
Bahamut SIN appears as an enemy in Battle Music Sequences.
===Pictlogica Final Fantasy===
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===Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade===
===Final Fantasy Record Keeper===
Bahamut SIN appeared as the final boss of the The Lone Wolf's Lament - Cloudy Wolf Challenge Event in the "Monumental Battle" dungeon. While it can use Megaflare as a normal ability, as well as Gigaflare and Petaflare as interruptible charged abilities.
===Final Fantasy Brave Exvius===
===Final Fantasy Trading Card Game===
Bahamut SIN appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game with a Fire-elemental card.
==Merchandise==
The Bahamut SIN figurine measures approximately 7" tall with a display base, and is sculpted for Kotobukiya by Takayuki Takeya. Bahamut SIN is also part of the Creatures Kai Vol. 1 collection.
==Gallery==
FFAC-BahamutShin-Concept.jpg|Concept art.
Bahamut SIN summoning.png|Kadaj summons Bahamut SIN.
Bahamut-SIN-destroyed-FFVIIAC.jpg|Bahamut SIN destroyed.
File:FFRK Petaflare.png|Bahamut SIN using Petaflare in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
PFF Bahamut SIN.png|Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
PFF Bahamut SIN PS.png|Bahamut SIN (Premium Skill) in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
PFF Bahamut SIN Activating.png|Bahamut SIN attacking in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
Bahamut sin merchandise.jpg|Kotobukiya Bahamut SIN
Bahamut SIN VIIAC by Creatures Kai.jpg|Creatures -Kai-
==Etymology and symbolism==
The in Bahamut SIN's Japanese name derives from the Japanese fighter plane, the J7W1 Shinden (震電). means shake or tremor. It is also likely a pun on the English word Sin which transcribed into Japanese would be pronounced the same. Sins is a theme of Advent Children.
Bahamut SIN's design was inspired by the culture of the Jōmon period in Japanese history, as its designer Takayuki Takeya felt that Bahamut's image of a winged dragon was set, and he wanted a particular aesthetic to make Bahamut SIN more unique from other incarnations.
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Category:Characters in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
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