"The image I had is that the red part of the white mage's robe is embroidered from red threads imbued with magic when spun together, increasing the wearer's magical power," is how Ishii explains the design in-universe. With the White Mage's white robes and red trim in mind, Ishii explains the design simply. RELATED: Final Fantasy 7 Remake Episode 2 Still in Planning Stage Ishii may not have made the design originally, but he provided a depth, a story to the design that hadn't been considered before. It's perhaps Final Fantasy's most iconic job, the White Mage. Ina recent interview done by Square Enix, Ishii explained the thought behind one specific job's design.
Koichi Ishii is responsible for the designs of Final Fantasy 3's various jobs, from their sprites to their animation. The story behind those Final Fantasy sprites is very interesting. The White Mage is in a white robe with red sleeves and trim, the Black Mage has a face hidden by darkness and a tall spiked cap, and the Dragoon's long ornate spear and thin armor with a dragon's head helmet will forever stand out. More than that, just their names conjure visuals of each class's design. White Mage, Black Mage, Dragoon, and so on are recognizable terms for gamers. The classic designs of the Final Fantasy franchise's jobs and classes are iconic.
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