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==Origin==

[[File:Raijin FFVIII.png|thumb|left|Raijin as he appears in ''Final Fantasy VIII''.]]

{{ff|Raijin}} is a character from ''Final Fantasy VIII''. He acts as {{ff|Seifer Almasy~~|Seifer~~}}'s lackey, along with fellow {{ff|Disciplinary Committee}} member {{ff|Fujin}}. The two of them follow and support Seifer unconditionally, even after Seifer goes rogue and leaves {{ff|Balamb Garden}} to serve {{ff|Edea Kramer~~|Sorceress Edea~~}}. However, when Seifer resurrects {{ff|Lunatic Pandora}}, he and Fujin beg Seifer to stop following this path and return to being their friend.

{{ff|Raijin}} is a character from ''Final Fantasy VIII''. He acts as {{ff|Seifer Almasy}}'s lackey, along with fellow {{ff|Disciplinary Committee}} member {{ff|Fujin}}. The two of them follow and support Seifer unconditionally, even after Seifer goes rogue and leaves {{ff|Balamb Garden}} to serve Sorceress {{ff|Edea Kramer}}. However, when Seifer resurrects {{ff|Lunatic Pandora}}, he and Fujin beg Seifer to stop following this path and return to being their friend.

Raijin often comes off as rather stupid, and he tends to end his sentences with "ya know?"

He is fought by {{ff|Squall Leonheart~~|Squall~~}}'s party as a {{ff|Raijin (Boss)|boss}} alongside Fujin. He retains his battle stance from these fights in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' when several Nobodies attack the simulated Twilight Town, despite not possessing any weapon.

He is fought by {{ff|Squall Leonheart}}'s party as a {{ff|Raijin (Boss)|boss}} alongside Fujin. He retains his battle stance from these fights in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' when several Nobodies attack the simulated Twilight Town, despite not possessing any weapon.

In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', his outfit bears several allusions to his original appearance. His lightning bolt necklace and the bolts on the back of his tank top refer to his namesake and elemental affinity, while the number 8 on his pants may be a reference to the ''Final Fantasy'' installment he appeared in.

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 ==Origin==
 [[File:Raijin FFVIII.png|thumb|left|Raijin as he appears in ''Final Fantasy VIII''.]]
-{{ff|Raijin}} is a character from ''Final Fantasy VIII''. He acts as {{ff|Seifer Almasy|Seifer}}'s lackey, along with fellow {{ff|Disciplinary Committee}} member {{ff|Fujin}}. The two of them follow and support Seifer unconditionally, even after Seifer goes rogue and leaves {{ff|Balamb Garden}} to serve {{ff|Edea Kramer|Sorceress Edea}}. However, when Seifer resurrects {{ff|Lunatic Pandora}}, he and Fujin beg Seifer to stop following this path and return to being their friend.
+{{ff|Raijin}} is a character from ''Final Fantasy VIII''. He acts as {{ff|Seifer Almasy}}'s lackey, along with fellow {{ff|Disciplinary Committee}} member {{ff|Fujin}}. The two of them follow and support Seifer unconditionally, even after Seifer goes rogue and leaves {{ff|Balamb Garden}} to serve Sorceress {{ff|Edea Kramer}}. However, when Seifer resurrects {{ff|Lunatic Pandora}}, he and Fujin beg Seifer to stop following this path and return to being their friend.
 Raijin often comes off as rather stupid, and he tends to end his sentences with "ya know?"
-He is fought by {{ff|Squall Leonheart|Squall}}'s party as a {{ff|Raijin (Boss)|boss}} alongside Fujin. He retains his battle stance from these fights in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' when several Nobodies attack the simulated Twilight Town, despite not possessing any weapon.
+He is fought by {{ff|Squall Leonheart}}'s party as a {{ff|Raijin (Boss)|boss}} alongside Fujin. He retains his battle stance from these fights in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' when several Nobodies attack the simulated Twilight Town, despite not possessing any weapon.
 In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', his outfit bears several allusions to his original appearance. His lightning bolt necklace and the bolts on the back of his tank top refer to his namesake and elemental affinity, while the number 8 on his pants may be a reference to the ''Final Fantasy'' installment he appeared in.