Immediately after.

Kefka's awesome. Just because he doesn't wear black and angst over his mother, doesn't make him a bad villain. He's a great villain because he doesn't need obscure plot-driven motives; he's completely mental and wants to murder everything simply because he can. I agree that the plot does slide down the tubes when you enter the World of Ruin, but it gives way to a level of character development never seen before or since.

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