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Final Fantasy III (NES): Cloud of Darkness Final Boss & Ending

The Cloud of Darkness tends to be called an "it", like a Pokémon. But since it looks feminine(Some males in the series have lipstick and eyeliner, but the CoD also has boobs), I'm using female pronouns. When you confront the Dark Cloud, she plans to use her power to swallow both the Light and the Dark into the Void, meaning nothing after nothing will be left behind. The Dark Warriors I got before appear and sacrifice themselves to weaken the Dark Cloud a bit by removing her influence over the Dark Crystals. Despite this, she can just use the remaining Light Crystals' power to kill the Light Warriors, commencing the final battle of the game. Unlike that hellish curbstomp in the Slyx/Crystal Tower, before, you can now ALMOST go toe-to-toe with the Dark Cloud. If you have Ninjas, equip them with Shurikens before fighting her. When thrown, that's one use. Reequip them to use them again until you run out. It's time-consuming, but reequipping them doesn't count for a turn. Reequipping them and attacking does. Also focus on trying to heal the your party every single turn. Since this is the last fight, go all out with your strongest Summons, Cure4, and use as many Pheonix/Fenix Downs and Elixirs as you can. Eventually, my strategy doesn't last long, and three of my four characters get killed. So I have to rely on my last, remaining character get rid of the Cloud of Darkness once and for all! Victory was had. The Light Warriors have saved the world! With their airships, they flew their allies, the Five Hearts of Light, back to their homes to be reunited with their loved ones. All except for Princess Sara, who wanted to spend some more time with the boys as they flew back to their hometown of Ur. This was the biggest reunion as the boys get reunited with their adoptive parents: Topapa & Nina. From there, they see that the balance between Light and Dark has been restored, as the excess Darkness disappears over the world and the Light returns. The Cast Roll features the main characters of the game, including the four Light Warriors & their ending levels, the Five Hearts of Light including all of the four old men, Dorga, Unne, and even the deceased Elia. The Staff Roll is kinda cute, as throughout that part of the credits, it shows every single Job in the game making the names appear. I have now finished the whole NES Trilogy of Final Fantasy, despite me playing the GBA remakes of the last two. It's time to move onto the SNES Trilogy, starting with Final Fantasy IV! Which English version of FFIV that I should go with is another story, but I know what I'm NOT picking: The US SNES game Nintendo of America calls "Final Fantasy II". DAMN you, censorship!