The gorgeous red rocks of this region are not only the home of Red XIII but also the study of planetology. There's no better place to learn about the planet's life force. Red XIII is one of Final ...

Square Enix revealed the next FFVII Ever Crisis Halloween banner, and this one dresses up Yuffie like Red XIII with a Nanaki Mantle. It is available immediately on a banner that also includes Cait ...

To its right is Temple XIII, is the resting place of the Red Queen. Palenque’s most notable ruin is the Temple of the Inscriptions, a 90-foot-high pyramid containing some of the most detailed ...

Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis challenges you to pick your favorite character and play through your expansive narrative story!

Similarly, prize C is one of the acrylic character stands in the second volume, including Tifa, Aerith, Lucia, Yuffie, Red XIII, and Cait Sith. For prize D there are acrylic keychains featuring ...

For a sculpture titled Cicada Lifecycle, he lined up the dried shells in a row on a branch, placing a red, orange, or yellow seed inside ... Cicadas of Brood XIII are farther north and emerge on a ...

This soup takes a rather opulent spin on the classic by cooking it with Louis XIII Cognac in place of the dry sherry, making it with red snapper flown in from the Gulf of Mexico, and topping with ...

Grimes weighs in on 'Vampire' singer Olivia Rodrigo's red flags in the trailer for her new Netflix doc chronicling her Guts ...

The Kangaroos and Tonga bring the curtain down on the 2024 season with a mouth-watering showdown for the Pacific Cup title at ...

From Vienna to Prague, the best Christmas markets in Europe are bucket list experiences for travelers seeking Yuletide ...

The Australian side then had consecutive sets inside the red zone thanks to a six-again ... The last word went to the PNG PM's XIII when solidly built centre Alex Max outmuscled the Aussie defence ...

Alfonso XIII was like a little boy who broke all the ... She supported Spain’s Red Cross, whose work – though not just in Spain– was recognized by a Nobel Peace Prize in 1917.