Every time I try to run it after install, the frame rate drops to 2 and I get a message about the Reshade filters compiling, but it never finishes.

I know there was a FF6 SNES hack a few years ago that had all the portraits in the game changed, over on http://www.ff6hacking.com/ ; I don't know the sharing details or anything like that, though. Pretty good site for FF6 graphics replacements, though ;)

Roboto is the default Android font. Since this is an Android port, I'd be willing to bet it's automatically included in every .obb.

The problem you're going to run into with sticking the "Dear Friends" version of the opera into this game, besides the technical aspects of replacing the music in the first place, is that SE went ahead and retranslated the opera... again. Maria's part lines up with the DF version well, but the rest? Not even close.

From what I've seen, the sprite sheet is 100% identical to the one used in the original SNES version, with no new animations or anything. It actually kind of pissed me off when got to the Opera in game, because the dancing is still two sprites starting at each other, moving back and forth, and seriously... SE. Why? It's not like you only have a small amount of room to fit the sprites in, why couldn't you make proper dancing animations?

Originally posted by TiresomeTeddybear:

What would be a cool idea is somehow getting the TTF of Chicago to work in-game.

The problem with that idea is that the version of Chicago that the series used in the SNES days was a bitmap font, with shadows and everything built into the font itself. And as far as I've seen, Chicago is one of those fonts that just doesn't seem to work well as TTF (Terminus is like that too, FYI).

I would say you might be better off going to Rom Hacking and seeing what font they used in the Font Restoration Project of Final Fantasy 6 Advance. I believe that was a TTF.