Two important characters from the novel, and friends of Evan's, already pop up in the Remake. Evan doesn't pop up into the timeline until after the events of the original Final Fantasy 7, however, the Remake indicates that could very well change. The other Shinra son is Evan Townshend, a young boy living in the Sector 6 Slums, and the protagonist of The Kids Are Alright spinoff novel. The seemingly expanded role of the Shinra-Wutai war, as well as Deepground, could also bring in Lazard, as he strikes out against his father's company. This is especially true if Lazard was able to see the Whispers, just like how Rufus Shinra can see the Whispers.
Unfortunately, Lazard doesn't survive the events of Crisis Core, as he injects himself with Angeal's genes and eventually degrades until he returns to the Lifestream.Įven so, things have drastically changed in the Remake timeline, and there could be something that happened to keep Lazard alive, especially seeing as Zack Fair himself may be alive. After Genesis is injured training with Sephiroth, Lazard finds out the truth, and this ultimately results in him helping to create the Genesis Army and start a war against Shinra. Born in the Midgar Slums, Lazard holds a kind of loyalty to the downtrodden of the city despite working for the Shinra Electric Power Company. Shinra's first illegitimate son appears in Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core, as the man overseeing SOLDIER itself, Lazard. How the Remake Timeline Could Include the Shinra Sons This is especially true considering the Remake has already introduced characters like Kyrie Canaan, a character from a Final Fantasy 7 spinoff novel. These sons don't heavily tie into the main narrative of Final Fantasy 7, but with the altered timeline of the Remake, it's possible they could start to play a bigger role. Related: What FF7: Ever Crisis Should Include From Crisis Core Although it's not told directly in the main game, President Shinra actually has two illegitimate sons. President Shinra's role isn't nearly as big as his son, Rufus Shinra, but he's the domino that starts a whole chain reaction of events. At the head of the company is President Shinra himself, a man who built a military powerhouse, and has more secrets than can be counted. Like with the original game, the Shinra Electric Power company plays a central role as one of the game's main villains. Final Fantasy 7 Remake brings the city of Midgar into the modern-day, re-imagining and expanding the classic story.
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