Clive Rosfield

Clive Rosfield is the main protagonist of Final Fantasy XVI. He's the Archduke of Rosaria's elder son and Joshua's brother and he is also the Dominant of the dark Eikon, Ifrit.
Despite being the firstborn, Clive did not inherit the power of the Fire Eikon, Phoenix, from his father; the role of its Dominant passed on to the younger Joshua instead. To find a purpose for himself, Clive became the First Shield of Rosaria, tasked with protecting Joshua and blessed by the Phoenix, allowing Clive to use part of its flames. Tragic events involving the dark Eikon, Ifrit, led to Clive embarking on a quest for revenge. At the beginning of the story, Clive is 15 years old.
Unlike most Final Fantasy heroes before him, Clive Rosfield is a silent protagonist, with his personality being decided by the player's actions and decisions. However, his voice is heard when attacking enemies and he has very sparse voiced lines in cutscenes. He also has voiced narration in a few segments.
==Behind the scenes==
===Voice===
In the English version, Ben Starr voiced both Clive's young adult and teen appearances.
Clive's young adult appearance in the Japanese version is voiced by Yūya Uchida. He is known as the Japanese voice-over actor of Ryan Gosling, James McAvoy, and Jesse Williams as Markus from the Japanese dub of Detroit: Become Human.
His teen appearance in the Japanese version is voiced by Yuma Uchida, who shares his voice actor with G'raha Tia from Final Fantasy XIV, Clair and Ifrit from Chocobo GP.
==Gallery==
FFXVI Clive and Joshua Illustration.png|Clive with his younger brother, Joshua.
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Clive Rosfield from FFXVI ss (1).png|Final Fantasy XVI DOMINANCE trailer screenshot.
==Citations==
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Category:Final Fantasy (series)
Category:Final Fantasy Characters
Category:Final Fantasy XVI
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