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Yep! The original Final Fantasy II and III didn’t come out for the NES, so instead of keeping the original numbering, IV became II and VI became III (V also didn’t come out in America till years later.) This wasn’t rectified until FFVII came out for the PS1.

Thank you! I really wanted to convey depth with the background, so I gradually used fewer and fewer colors with distance.

Now that's not confusing at all 😂
What did they do when they re-released the games later? Did they change the numbers? 😆

You nailed the depth effect, that balloon in the distance looks awesome too!

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After VII, all rereleases used the proper numbering. The new Pixel Remaster definitely would have been confusing if they hadn’t!