Guados

The Guado are a fictional humanoid species appearing in the video game Final Fantasy X. They are native to the world of Spira and are known for their distinctive appearance, often featuring elongated ears and pointed chins. The Guado are a proud and ancient race, closely associated with the Yevon religion, which dominates Spira's society. They inhabit a region called Guadosalam, a beautiful and serene land that serves as a spiritual center for many Spiran citizens.

Historically, the Guado have held a significant position within Spira's hierarchy, often acting as intermediaries between the human population and the spiritual realm. Their leaders, such as the powerful Seymour Guado, have played crucial roles in the political and religious landscape of the world. The Guado are also known for their unique abilities, particularly their connection to the Farplane, a spiritual plane where the souls of the deceased reside. This connection allows them to communicate with spirits and perform rituals.

Despite their esteemed status, the Guado have also faced periods of conflict and prejudice. Their relationship with other races in Spira, particularly the humans, has been complex, marked by both cooperation and animosity. The Guado's role in the overarching narrative of Final Fantasy X is central, as their actions and beliefs deeply influence the protagonist's journey and the fate of Spira. Their culture is rich with tradition, and their unique spiritual practices are an integral part of the world's lore.