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Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV DVD 2016 Az ősök gyűrűje - FF XV / Directed by Takeshi Nozue / Starring: Gō Ayano, Shiori Kutsuna, Tsutomu Isobe, Aaron Paul
UPC 8590548613807
REGION 2 PAL DVD
MADE IN HUNGARY
AUDIO: English 5.1, Hungarian 2.1, Czech 5.1, Polish 5.1, Turkish 5.1
SUBTITLES: English, Hungarian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Greek, Hebrew, Croatian, Icelandic, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Turkish
Runtime: 111 minutes
English Summary:
Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV is a 2016 Japanese computer-animated fantasy film directed by Takeshi Nozue and scripted by Takashi Hasegawa from a story by Kazushige Nojima and Saori Itamuro. Developed primarily by Square Enix's exclusive CGI studio Visual Works, Kingsglaive is based on the setting and story of the 2016 video game Final Fantasy XV, which is thematically connected to the Fabula Nova Crystallis subseries. Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV released theatrically in July 2016 in Japan by Aniplex, and received a limited theatrical run in August in North America by Stage 6 Films. Digital and physical home video versions were released in October 2016, and the film was bundled with different editions of Final Fantasy XV alongside Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV.
During a visit to Tenebrae, Regis and Noctis—who is recuperating from a near-death experience—are targeted for assassination by Niflheim. Tenebrae is subsequently attacked, and in the invasion Queen Sylva is killed by Niflheim's General Glauca. Regis attempts to flee with Lunafreya, but she decides to stay with her brother Ravus; both become subjects under Niflheim's rule.
Twelve years later, the Kingsglaive fight to protect Lucis's borders from attacks by Niflheim's Magitek army and Daemons, unnatural monsters tamed for military use. During one such operation, Nyx Ulric defies his orders to withdraw to rescue his friend Libertus from a Daemon. Regis, whose magic powers the Wall and is growing weaker due to advancing age, accepts Imperial Chancellor Ardyn Izunia's offer of peace. This causes dissension among the Kingsglaive, who feel Regis is abandoning their families. Two days before the treaty is to be signed, Kingsglaive member Crowe is sent on a mission to escort Lunafreya to Altissia to meet Noctis, but is killed en route. Her death causes Libertus to leave the Kingsglaive and join a group of Lucian rebels. At a party dedicated to the signing of the treaty, attended by both Regis and Niflheim's emperor Iedolas Aldercapt, Lunafreya meets with Nyx before being secretly abducted by Glauca. Nyx discovers this and finds that Niflheim has stationed their army outside Insomnia.
Hungarian Summary:
Lucis varázslatos királyságának ősidők óta birtokában van a mágikus kristály, de Nilfheim fenyegető birodalma kész bármit megtenni, hogy megszerezze azt. A háború emberemlékezet óta tart. Regis, Lucis királya egy elit csapatot jelöl ki, melynek tagjait különleges erővel ruházza fel. Az ő feladatuk a főváros, Insomnia védelme. Eközben a birodalom félelmetes túlerejével ultimátumot igyekszik rákényszeríteni ellenfelére, s győzelmét a trónörökösök házasságával szeretné megpecsételni.
Voice cast / Hangok:
- Gō Ayano (JP) / Aaron Paul (EN) as Nyx Ulric. A member of the Kingsglaive guard with a strong affinity with the king's magical powers, he is assigned as the protector of Lunafreya.[9] His likeness is based on French model Johan Akan, while his motion actor is Neil Newbon.[10]
- Shiori Kutsuna (JP) / Lena Headey (EN) as Lunafreya Nox Fleuret, an Oracle capable of communing with the world's deities, and a former princess of Tenebrae. She is engaged to marry Noctis as part of the peace treaty between Lucis and Niflheim.[9][11] Her likeness is based on Russian model Sonya Maltceva, while her motion actress is Amanda Piery.[12]
- Tsutomu Isobe (JP) / Sean Bean (EN) as Regis Lucis Caelum CXIII, king of Lucis and father to Noctis Lucis Caelum, the main protagonist of Final Fantasy XV.[9] British actor Jon Campling performed motion capture for the film and was the physical model for Regis in both Kingsglaive and Final Fantasy XV.[11]
- Shōzō Iizuka (JP) / David Gant (EN) as Iedolas Aldercapt.[13] He is the emperor of Niflheim and the main force behind its expansion. Gant also provided motion capture for the character.[11]
- Keiji Fujiwara (JP) / Darin De Paul (EN) as Ardyn Izunia.[14] The chancellor of Niflheim and the right hand of Aldercapt, Ardyn is a powerful political figure within the empire. His likeness is based on actor Edward Saxby, while his motion actor is Jon Campling.[10][11]
- Yūichi Nakamura (JP) / Trevor Devall (EN) as Ravus Nox Fleuret.[15] Lunafreya's older brother and a former prince of Tenebrae, he is now the deputy high commander of Niflheim's military with a grudge against Lucis. His motion actor is David Nutley.[11]
- Kōichi Yamadera (JP) / Adrian Bouchet (EN) as Titus Drautos.[16] He acts as the commander of the Kingsglaive, and a figurehead leader alongside Regis.[4] He is also revealed to be General Glauca, the high commander of Niflheim's military forces.[5] Bouchet serves as the character's motion actor and physical model.[12]
- Mitsuaki Kanuka (JP) / Liam Mulvey (EN) as Libertus Ostium.[17] Libertus is Nyx's childhood friend and a fellow member of the Kingsglaive. Mulvey serves as the motion actor and physical model for Libertus.[9]
- Tomokazu Seki (JP) / Todd Haberkorn (EN) as Luche Lazarus.[18] A trusted member of the Kingsglaive due to his intelligence, he holds a leader-like position within the unit.[11] Luche's physical model and motion capture actor was Greg Blackford.[12]
- Ayumi Fujimura (JP) / Alexa Kahn (EN) as Crowe Altius.[19] A Kingsglaive member and powerful mage, she considers the Kingsglaive her family due to being orphaned, and shares a close sibling-like relationship with Libertus.[5][11] Crowe's physical appearance was modeled after actress Andrea Tivadar.[10]
Directed by | Takeshi Nozue |
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Screenplay by | Takashi Hasegawa |
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Based on | Final Fantasy XV by Square Enix |
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Edited by | Keiichi Kojima |
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Distributed by | Aniplex |
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111 minutes |
Country | Japan |