He's able to slice and smash things such as coconuts and TVs, but isn't able to recreate Cloud's grace and signature flare with the weapon, something fans will see plenty more of in the next episode of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. The ending results are mostly successful, with the YouTuber able to fairly effectively swing the blade. Additionally, he adds a ring to the center of the sword which attaches to the exoskeleton to further offset the heaviness.
Taking inspiration from sci-fi sleeper hit Edge of Tomorrow, Pan uses a passive camera-stabilizing exoskeleton modified with additional springs to account for the blade's weight. Pan naturally doesn't possess a sufficient level of strength alone, which is where a $900 exoskeleton comes into play. While technically weighing only 50 pounds, the sword's weight distribution requires 150 foot-pounds of torque to actually lift it by the handle, the same level present in car engines. In the roughly 13-minute video, Pan decidedly uses his stimulus money to commission his friend to build a basic replica of the Buster Sword. The owner of the viral YouTube video is Allen Pan, who runs the Sufficiently Advanced YouTube channel.
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RELATED: 'Square Enix Presents' Digital Showcase Series Announced This translates that Cloud is incredibly, unrealistically strong, although there are plenty of Final Fantasy heroes who are stronger. Cloud's massive, boxcutter-like broadsword measures just over 6 feet long, with a 1:1 Final Fantasy 7 Remake replica made for the Tokyo Game Show in 2019 weighing approximately 100 pounds. The Buster Sword's owner, of course, is FF7's main protagonist, Cloud Strife. Known especially for its comically immense size, any chance of properly swinging the weapon in a real-life situation has been slim to none. Anyone who has played Final Fantasy 7, be it the 1997 PlayStation original or the lauded Final Fantasy 7 Remake, has yearned to have it be physically possible to wield the game's iconic Buster Sword.
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