I also remembered that any time Sephiroth … She is called the "Calamity from the Skies" or "Heaven's Dark Harbinger" by the Cetra.


Referred to as "Mother" by Sephiroth, and his remnants named Kadaj, Yazoo, and Loz, Jenova's influence in FFVII makes her a major antagonist within FFVII's extended universe, Compilation of Final Fantasy VII.

It is clearly stated that Lucrecia, not Jenova, is Sephiroth's birth mother. Appearance. She isn't a part of their planet at all; she's an alien, an infection. 254 talking about this.

Sephiroth's "Mother" Sephiroth, the ultimate SOLDIER who was directly infused with Jenova's cells in the fetal stage, was not told of his role in the Jenova Project.

Jenova's decapitated head as seen in the OVA, Final Fantasy VII: The Last Order.

I know Sephiroth considers her his mother. Hojo lied to Sephiroth to make him think Jenova was his mother when all it really was, was Hojo implanting Jenova's cells into her womb into Sephiroth.

After finishing the remake, my memory was a little fuzzy about the relationship between Sephiroth and Jenova. I know Sephiroth considers her his mother. Sephiroth started questioning his humanity after accompanying him on a job to Cloud's hometown of Nibelheim, discovering documents concerning Jenova, an extraterrestrial lifeform and Sephiroth's "mother". Shinra forces took over the reactor and Cloud and Zack became test subjects in Professor Hojo's newest experiment, an attempt to test the Jenova Reunion Theory. In my version of "FFVII: Dirge of Cerberus" Vincent Valentine called Lucrecia "mother" in one of the cut scenes. Blizzard should make more Final Fantasy references! Sephiroth's made an appearance in the LeetStreet Boys music video for "Yuri the Only One" dancing to the lyrics of "Sephy's Mom has got it going on", not only a parody of the song "Stacey's Mom" but also referencing Jenova and his belief that she is his mother. After reading the reports concerning his creation, however, Sephiroth was again tricked into believing something completely false: that JENOVA was an Ancient. Short answer is Lucrecia is Sephiroth's real mother, not Jenova. This ultimately led to Sephiroth burning down Nibelheim. This is confirmed, however, only if you are able to meet Vincent.

The Earth, via its Cetra, contained this … Sephiroth's real mother is Lucrecia Crescent, the same woman who Vincent fell in love with.

Jenova is an extraterrestrial life-form in Final Fantasy VII who also appears in a non-active role in other entries of the Compilation. There, he decapitates Jenova and mortally wounds both Zack Faire and Tifa Lockheart before encountering Cloud Strife.After impaling him with his blade, Masamune, Sephiroth is shocked to see Cloud use the impaled blade as leverage to hurl him into depths of the lifestream. Having played the original, I knew about Sephiroth being experimented on with Jenova cells. When you meet Vincent in the Shinra basement, he states that Lucrecia is Sephiroth's mother.

597 talking about this. At different parts of the game, Sephiroth refers to Jenova as his mother. Sephiroth was tricked by Hojo into thinking his mother's name was Jenova, but passed the names off as coincidence. Jenova isn't a Cetra, and she isn't really Sephiroth's mother, but she's mistakenly assumed to be a Cetra and mistakenly believed by him to be his mother. 'Jenova was excavated from a 2000-year old rock layer.

The reason behind this is Hojo, who lies to Sephiroth and tells him that Jenova is the name of his mother and that she died in childbirth. Jenova is an alien calamity that fell to the planet Gaia 2,000 years before the events of Final Fantasy VII. After finishing the remake, my memory was a little fuzzy about the relationship between Sephiroth and Jenova. Mother Jenova aka the Heaven's dark harbinger or simply the calamity of the sky. Mother Jenova aka the Heaven's dark harbinger or simply the calamity of the sky.