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Dang, lots of spoilers...

Kuja did actually destroy Terra, though, so he really did destroy the world. Just not the world people live on. Even more importantly... you never beat him. In the end, he uses Ultima and nearly kills your whole party! Yes, when you next see him, he's about to die... but you never killed him. You probably never could have killed him; I was always fairly sure he was dying at the end only because of his time limit.

Even so... It is a tough call. I'm going with Kuja because of what I said, he's never defeated,but I'll withhold my actual vote for now...

I'd have to go with Kuja on this one.

They are both pretty similar:

Both are uber-mages.
Both engulf the worlds that they live in war.
Both used technology that combined science & magic to strengthen their armies.
Both used the power of Espers/Eidolons to wreak destruction.
Both attain god-like powers.
Both betray & kill their initial benefactors.

But, here's why I think Kuja is slightly superior:

Kefka betrays & kills Gestahl. Kuja betrays & kills BOTH Brahne and Garland.
Kefka enjoyed killing people. Kuja's ACTUAL JOB was to kill as many people as possible.
Kefka basically destroyed the world he was living in. Kuja COMPLETELY destroyed the world of Terra AND nearly destroyed the world of Gaia.
Kuja commands an army of Silver Dragons lead by the Nova Dragon which is his personal ride.
Kefka is defeated by the heroes. Kuja defeats the heroes & even rescues them after they defeat the final boss.
Kuja discovers his own humanity in the end.

So basically, it's Kuja FTW.

Kefka, because he would kill you just because you breathe air and drink water. and he actually planned on DESTROYING EXISTANCE!

Kefka ftw!

Stuff from Kefka.

Why do people rebuild things they know are going to be destroyed?
Why do people cling to life when they know they can't live forever?
Think how meaningless each of your lives is!
- Kefka
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"Life.. Dreams... Hope... Where'd they come from? ...And where are they headed? These things... I am going to to destroy!"
- Kefka


Terra: Life will go on! There will always be people, and dreams!
Kefka: No! I will hunt them down. I will destroy them all! Destroy! Destroy! Destroy!
Locke: We will not allow you to harm another living thing.
Kefka: Mwe, hee, hee! But what fun is destruction if no "precious" lives are lost!
- Terra, Kefka, and Locke

There's nothing like the sound of hundreds of voices screaming in unison.
- Kefka

Welcome to my barbeque!
- Kefka, when torching Figaro

I will destroy everything! I will create a monument to non-existence!
- Kefka

You people sound like chapters from a self-help book!
- Kefka

Run, run, or you'll be well done!
- Kefka

Shortly before the events of the game, Kefka enslaved Terra Branford with a slave crown, ordered her to kill fifty of the Empire's own soldiers as a test of her loyalty.

Kefka was released by Gestahl and dispatched to Thamasa, where he proceeded to have his soldiers attack both the Returners and the troops of General Leo, before killing all the Espers there and taking their Magicite remains. When Kefka ordered his troops to burn the town, General Leo stepped in and fought Kefka. However, he only succeeded in destroying a shade of Kefka, and the real one emerged moments later and slew him. The sealed gate subsequently ripped open, and a second wave of Espers flew straight to the town to attack Kefka, but at this point Kefka had simply grown too strong and their attacks had no effect; Kefka easily killed them all and took their Magicite, enhancing his already potent powers even further with the dozens of shards he acquired.

His gradual culmination in power leads Kefka to overthrow Gestahl and take control of the Warring Triad, effectively becoming the God of Magic itself.

His "God" form.

Sorry about the stretch.

I'm goin with kuja! he's my fav villain from ff! he controls everybody like puppets through most of the game, but sadly goes nuts when garland pulls the "from beyond the grave" thing. I just like kuja better. (and kefka's scary)