SAlYAN posted...
No, I'd say the ones in 1 were pretty fine with the arrangement
1 is the only one where maybe it doesn't count, yes
MASSIVE spoilers below, do not reveal if you don't want them:
XC1:
Didn't "seek" a cure, but Meyneth, after living thru and being at least complicit (thru inaction) in Zanza destroying and recreating multiple civilizations, was pretty content to die. Again, I admit it's the one game where it maybe doesn't apply.
XCX:
Lao is disgusted with the "Mims" (which since they're basically a mind upload to a machine effectively can be immortal) and how they're not even really human anymore and thinks humanity should've died out when Earth was destroyed.
XC2:
Pyra/Mythra outright says she wanted to go to the World Tree and meet the Architect to ask him to die.
XC3:
The entire mission of the City is to break the endless cycle of death and rebirth (a form of immortality) imposed by the Consuls so people can just grow old and die like mortals. Also even before that, the ultimate goal of Kevesi and Agnians was to make it to "graduation" and survive 10 years, which turns out to remove them from the cycle and thus perma-death. So literally the entire game is one form or another of wanting mortality.
So yeah, I think just saying the series as a whole is an example is pretty fair...