#JENOVA

[kifaprokumiv]

Happy Yuri Day to awful women who get worse

(Im working on a jenocrecia/ff7 toxic yuri server for the freaks, so stay tuned)

[mandrakepot]

My beautiful wifies <3

[wu-sisyphus-gang]

Cloud: I'm not as powerful as the ancients, right?

Cloud: But luckily for me Sephiroth isn't as powerful as Jenova.

[festertheguineapig]

Sephposting

[altocat]

Random idea spawned in my head. Jenova takes control of Lucrecia's body and pretends to be human. Let's say Lucrecia died or is at least unresponsive after giving birth, Jenova takes advantage of that, and in one way or another, possesses the body.

Babyroth and the rest of the scientists relocated to Shinra Headquarters; meanwhile, Vincent is suffering, and Jenova is adapting to a human body. Nibelheim residents noticed how uncanny Lucrecia's body and movements were. Eyes empty and glassy , limbs stretch a little too much, walking seems way too difficult and the head rotates sometimes to unnatural degrees. But doesn't mean 'Lucrecia' isn't interacting with them with the power of friendship, village folks , kind grandmas and redemption arc Jenova starts to have some compassion and love in their own way. Maybe started to have an alliance with Vincent and decided to travel or something. Somehow, Ifalna and Aerith get involved and maybe try to get close. Also, Miniroth gets a mother!

I'd like to think that Jenova starts to gradually obtain Lucrecia's memories and emotions so it's not like Lucrecia's completely gone. Jenova learns human empathy and maternal love in basically seeing through Lucrecia's eyes, to the point where they BOTH become a stronger version of themselves.

[caprart1]

I think he should have one motherly snuggle just as a little treat

[vaatil]

Im done with cover artttt 🫶

[bardic-tales]

To Be Feared is to Be Free : A character deep dive for Bianca Moore, a FWC / FF 7 OC

What does it mean for a woman to choose monstrosity in a world that insists she must be healed, redeemed, or destroyed? In this deep character exploration, we examine Bianca Moore’s defining personal motto: “I become what they fear.”

As a corrupted celestial-demonic hybrid and the right hand of Sephiroth, Bianca is no stranger to pain, transformation, or power. But her refusal to return to a sanitized version of herself, especially after surviving brutalization by Asmodeus, Shinra, and the legacy of Jenova, sets her apart as more than just a villain, victim, or tragic heroine.

Through this lens, we unpack how her motto reveals a defiant philosophy: one that reclaims agency through fear, reframes love as war, and finds divinity in the very traits the world tried to erase.

Possible Trigger Warnings: abuse, body horror, captivity, childbirth trauma, coercion, cosmic horror, death, emotional manipulation, genocide, obsession, vivisection

If Bianca Moore were to choose a motto, it would be: “I become what they fear.” This statement not only encapsulated the sharp pivot points of her character arc but also mirrored her calculated embrace of monstrosity, power, and sovereignty in a world that weaponized her existence. Once a celestial-demonic hybrid marked by prophetic design, Bianca did not merely fall from grace. She was dragged, vivisected, and corrupted. Her motto emerged from the ashes of this destruction, reframing victimhood as dominion. By choosing to be feared, she reclaims the gaze that once objectified and dissected her. This was not about becoming evil. It was about becoming undeniable.

Bianca’s motto is not aspirational. It is reactive, forged in response to the systematic abuses inflicted upon her by Asmodeus, Shinra, Hojo, Diana Ravenscroft, and every planetary system that saw her as nothing more than raw material. She internalized the monstrous image imposed upon her and turned it outward, transforming herself into a cosmic weapon to wield against those very forces. This is evident in her decision to support Sephiroth's apocalyptic vision not out of naïveté or romantic delusion, but because it offers a stage large enough to express her existential fury. It allows her to transcend even his vision with her own. Thus, the kilonova becomes a metaphor not only for creation's death and rebirth but for her own transformation: annihilation as a reclamation of self.

The power of Bianca’s motto lies in its duality. What they fear is not just her grotesque hybrid true form or godlike magic, but her capacity to love within that monstrous form.

Fear is as much emotional as it is existential. Her obsessive devotion to Sephiroth -- irrational, intimate, and brutally tender -- embodies this contradiction. Love becomes a weapon, a site of control, and later, an act of rebellion.

Her children, born of corruption and stardust, represent the core of this motto’s transformation. She becomes the terrifying, radiant mother-goddess who is feared not for her wrath but for what her love can still build in spite of annihilation.

Her journey reveals that she does not settle into this motto without cost. Bianca pays for her strength in emotional volatility, psychological instability, and social exile. But she chooses these terms. I become what they fear is an active stance and not a surrender. It allows her to stop negotiating with systems that never had her best interests in mind: from Shinra’s laboratories to the metaphysical chains of Jenova. In every choice, every wound, every defiant glance at the Universe that rejected her, Bianca fulfills this motto by refusing to be tamed, diluted, or explained away.

In the end, the motto does more than define Bianca. It contextualizes her as a sovereign being in a narrative that thrives on dehumanizing power. She does not ask for redemption or understanding. Instead, she demands awe. Her evolution from a manipulated tool of destruction to a mythic force who births gods and reshapes fate itself is not an arc of healing but one of transformation. To become what they fear is not a descent. It is a coronation.

@themaradwrites @shepardstales @megandaisy9 @watermeezer

@prehistoric-creatures @creativechaosqueen @chickensarentcheap

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@sapphirothcrescent @tolliver-j-mortaelwyver

[emetselcch]

The First Soldier

prints

[serinigalini]

JENOVA human form concept

[lukreva]

Sephiroth print avaliable : https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/lukrevadraws/

[angel-sephiroth]

They say she's a monster.

That she can peer inside you - into the very depths of your soul.

That she can become those you hate. Those you fear. Those you love.

And they call her...

Jenova.

[geekysteven]

[pencilequipped]

Phew, took the evening, but did a set of Sephiroth sketches. I wanted to showcase his various forms from the original game, and had a blast doing so. Hope yall like it!

[pink-nube]

I painted Sephiroth for a class 🧚‍♀️