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2005 moving-picture show by Tetsuya Nomura

Last Fantasy VII: Appearance Children
Final Fantasy VII Advent Children poster.jpg

Japanese theatrical release poster
Directed past Tetsuya Nomura
Written past Kazushige Nojima
Produced by
  • Yoshinori Kitase
  • Shinji Hashimoto
  • Ichiro Hazama
Starring
  • Takahiro Sakurai
  • Ayumi Ito
  • Kenichi Suzumura
  • Showtaro Morikubo
  • Maaya Sakamoto
  • Toshiyuki Morikawa
  • Shōgo Suzuki
Cinematography Yasuharu Yoshizawa
Edited by Keiichi Kojima
Music by Nobuo Uematsu

Production
company

Visual Works
Distributed past Foursquare Enix Holdings

Release date
  • September 14, 2005 (2005-09-14)

Running fourth dimension

 101 minutes
State Japan
Linguistic communication Japanese

Last Fantasy Vii: Appearance Children [a] is a 2005 Japanese computer-animated film directed by Tetsuya Nomura, written by Kazushige Nojima, and produced by Yoshinori Kitase and Shinji Hashimoto. Developed by Visual Works and Square Enix, Advent Children is part of the Compilation of Terminal Fantasy Seven series of media, which is based in the world and continuity of the highly successful 1997 role-playing video game Concluding Fantasy VII. Last Fantasy Seven: Appearance Children was released on DVD and Universal Media Discs with Japanese vocalisation acting in Nippon on September 14, 2005, and on April 25, 2006, with English voice acting in N America and the UK.

Advent Children takes place 2 years after the events of Concluding Fantasy VII and focuses on a trio's appearance that kidnaps children infected with an unexplained disease. Final Fantasy 7 hero Cloud Strife, suffering from the same affliction, goes to rescue the children. He discovers that the trio plan to resurrect the villain Sephiroth using the remains of the extraterrestrial villain Jenova, and he and his compatriots from the game fight to stop them. The film's voice acting cast includes Takahiro Sakurai, Ayumi Ito, and Toshiyuki Morikawa in Japanese, and Steve Burton, Rachael Leigh Cook, and George Newbern in English language.

The film has been released in multiple versions; Final Fantasy Seven: Advent Children Complete, released on Blu-ray Disc in 2009, is the concluding version and adds 26 minutes of new and expanded scenes to the 101-infinitesimal original. The picture show has received mixed reviews. Critics take praised its animation and CGI work. Still, the plot has been criticized as incomprehensible to viewers who did not play Final Fantasy Seven and a thin connection between activity scenes. Information technology received the "Maria Award" at the Sitges Film Festival in 2005 and the "Best Anime Characteristic" at the 2007 American Anime Awards. The original release was 1 of the all-time-selling animated movies in Japan and the United States in its release twelvemonth. The Complete release was noted as driving a large increase in sales of the PlayStation 3 console in its release week. Past May 2009, the DVD and Universal Media Disc releases had sold over 4.one million copies worldwide.

Plot [edit]

Setting [edit]

Appearance Children takes identify two years following the events of the 1997 role-playing video game Final Fantasy VII, during which the antagonist Sephiroth attempted to blot the Lifestream (the lifeblood and soul of the Planet) and exist reborn as a god.[i] He was defeated past Cloud Strife and his companions. Nevertheless, Sephiroth'southward final spell, Meteor, destroyed the city of Midgar.

Since the end of the game, the survivors of Midgar founded the new city of Edge, where Cloud and his childhood friend Tifa Lockhart now run a courier service and are the caretakers of an orphan Denzel and the adopted daughter of Barret Wallace, Marlene. Due to feeling guilty for failing to save Aerith Gainsborough, Cloud has recently moved out and isolated himself from his friends. The story also portrays that many people, including Deject and Denzel, are infected with a mysterious affliction known as "Geostigma," which has no known cure.

Story [edit]

Deject is contacted through Tifa and summoned to a meeting with the Shinra Company's erstwhile president Rufus Shinra, who was presumed killed in Final Fantasy VII.[2] Rufus asks for Cloud's help to stop Kadaj, Loz, and Yazoo. The trio is the physical manifestation of Sephiroth'due south surviving spirit. They are seeking to resurrect him using the remains of the extraterrestrial villain Jenova.[3] Cloud refuses to help and leaves.

Meanwhile, Kadaj and his colleagues are recruiting children infected with Geostigma. Denzel falls in with the group, attracted by their promises of a cure for the disease. Loz follows Tifa and Marlene to Aerith'southward church, where they had gone looking for Cloud, and attacks them. Tifa is knocked unconscious in the fight, and Loz kidnaps Marlene. All the abducted children are taken to the ruins of the Forgotten City, where Kadaj embraces them every bit brethren. He announces his intention for them all to be reunited with Jenova. When Cloud arrives to rescue them, Kadaj'southward gang overpower him merely is saved by his sometime comrade Vincent Valentine. Cloud then returns to the metropolis, where Kadaj has summoned Bahamut SIN and other monsters to terrorize the population.[4] With the aid of his companions from Final Fantasy VII, Cloud engages and defeats the monsters.

Kadaj confronts Rufus Shinra, who reveals he possesses Jenova'southward remains. He attempts to destroy it, but Kadaj saves it and flees the city with his companions. Yazoo and Loz are caught in a blast along the way by an explosive planted past Reno and Rude. Cloud chases Kadaj down and engages him in battle, ultimately subduing him. Outmatched, Kadaj opens Jenova'southward box and fuses with its contents, transforming into Sephiroth. He and then tells Cloud he will use the souls of Geostigma's deceased victims to boss the Planet.[5] He and Cloud then fight. Throughout the encounter, Sephiroth appears to have the upper manus, flinging Deject repeatedly into walls and finally impaling him through the shoulder. He asks Cloud to tell him what he virtually cherishes and so that he can have the pleasance of taking it away. Cloud replies that he cherishes everything and then uses his Limit Break, Omnislash Ver. 5, to defeat Sephiroth. Sephiroth's spirit departs, leaving behind the mortally wounded Kadaj. As he lies dying in Cloud's arms, a healing rain starts falling across the land, curing the people of their Geostigma. Yazoo and Loz appear and confront Cloud; he charges at them, and they set off a massive explosion engulfing the three.

Deject has a vision of his deceased friends Aerith and Zack Fair, who says that his time to join them has not nevertheless come. He then awakens in the church, healed of his injuries, and surrounded past his friends. Behind them, he sees Aerith and Zack leaving the church and hears Aerith's vocalization say, "You meet, everything'south all right." He agrees: "I know. I'm non alone... non anymore."

Voice cast [edit]

Takahiro Sakurai

Toshiyuki Morikawa

Takahiro Sakurai (left) and Toshiyuki Morikawa (right) voiced Cloud Strife and Sephiroth, respectively.

Advent Children was released with a Japanese voice track in Japan, and an English voice rail elsewhere.[six]

  • Takahiro Sakurai/Steve Burton every bit Cloud Strife. Sakurai and Burton had already performed the role in the video game Kingdom Hearts.[4]
  • Ayumi Ito/Rachael Leigh Cook as Tifa Lockhart.[six] [vii] Nomura felt that Ito's "husky" voice would offer a good dissimilarity with Maaya Sakamoto.[vii]
  • Maaya Sakamoto/Mena Suvari as Aerith Gainsborough.[6] [vii] Sakamoto had already performed the function in the video game Kingdom Hearts.
  • Shōgo Suzuki/Steve Blum as Vincent Valentine.[half dozen] [8] Nomura wanted Cloud and Vincent to have noticeably dissimilar voices because the characters were otherwise quite similar. Since Vincent was older and more mature than Cloud, his office was given to Suzuki, who has a very low voice.[8]
  • Showtaro Morikubo/Steve Staley as Kadaj.[half-dozen] [ix] Morikubo had difficulties voicing him considering of the character'due south unstable personality and needed time to adjust to the part.[ix]
  • Kenji Nomura/Fred Tatasciore every bit Loz.[six] [10] Nomura was told by the staff to voice Loz as an "idiot" character.[10]
  • Yūji Kishi/Dave Wittenberg equally Yazoo.[6] [10]
  • Toshiyuki Morikawa/George Newbern as Sephiroth.[6] [seven] Morikawa was instructed to pronounce Sephiroth's lines in such a way that his words would convey his feelings of superiority. In tandem with this, the voice director and Morikawa agreed to make Sephiroth's vocalisation sound always calm, as if he never fears the slightest possibility of defeat.[vii]
  • Yumi Kakazu/Christy Carlson Romano every bit Yuffie Kisaragi.[6] [11]
  • Masahiro Kobayashi/Beau Billingslea as Barret Wallace.[6] [12]
  • Keiji Fujiwara/Quinton Flynn as Reno.[vi] [13]
  • Taiten Kusunoki/Crispin Freeman as Rude.[6] [fourteen]
  • Tōru Ōkawa/Wally Wingert as Rufus Shinra.[6] [15]
  • Kenichi Suzumura/Rick Gomez as Zack Fair.[6] [16]
  • Hideo Ishikawa/Greg Ellis as Cait Sith[6] [17]
  • Masachika Ichimura/Liam O'Brien equally Ruddy XIII / Nanaki[6] [17]
  • Kazuhiro Yamaji/Chris Edgerly as Cid Highwind[18]

Product [edit]

Appearance Children began as a short film by Visual Works, a company used by Foursquare to develop CGI scenes for their video games, based on Last Fantasy 7. Kazushige Nojima, who had written the script for the game, was brought on to write a xx-infinitesimal script. He decided to write "a story near Deject and Tifa and the kids".[nineteen] The picture was developed every bit a part of the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, a ready of different media content intended to expand upon the world of Final Fantasy Vii.[20] Square's enquiry and development department worked with Visual Works on the piece, and Seven 's director Tetsuya Nomura joined the crew after 7 's producer Yoshinori Kitase chosen him. Early in pre-production, the team thought about making Advent Children into a game. Still, Nomura decided against information technology, partially because Visual Works had no experience making a full game. The creators had no prior feel working on films, so they roughshod back on their knowledge of in-game movies.[21]

The film was planned to focus on the characters of Cloud and Tifa in a similar mode to how other titles from Compilation of Final Fantasy Seven centered on sure characters; for instance, Before Crunch focuses on the Turks, Crisis Cadre on Zack Fair, and Dirge of Cerberus on Vincent.[20] Nomura says the picture was, in its first manifestation, just going to exist twenty minutes long. The original story featured someone requesting a message to be sent to Cloud; the message is relayed to Cloud through several children. When the message finally reaches Cloud, it is revealed who the messenger is. Nomura very much liked the original script, and it became the foundation of the last version. He decided to make the project longer and grander in telescopic when the early word of the pic generated great interest among Last Fantasy Vii fans, well-nigh of whom wanted something feature-length. The movie's length was expanded to 100 minutes.

Takeshi Nozue and Nomura, who had offset worked together on the video game Kingdom Hearts, split the function of directing, as Nomura felt this would add depth to the film. In designing the battle scenes, they first discussed the setting and layout. They and so went to the staff with their ideas, deciding which were the best and developing them farther. The battle betwixt Cloud'southward grouping and Bahamut was the most difficult to design due to the size of the area and the number of objects the staff had to add to the scene to go on it realistic. The alternate positions of the characters, including Bahamut itself, took the staff a long time to complete to give the scene a sense of menses.[23] Nomura stated that the squad decided not to worry nearly making the fight sequences realistic, as they felt this would restrict their power to requite the film a "cool look". Therefore, they worked past creating their "own rules". Motion capture was used for many of the film's battle scenes; maneuvers that were not physically possible for live actors to perform were synthetic digitally.[24]

While designing the characters, the staff discovered that information technology was incommunicable to translate the Concluding Fantasy VII designs into the film. Thus some identifying characteristics had to be discarded.[25] Cloud'south redesign was a combination of eight different designs, from his super deformed appearance in the game to his more than realistic appearance in the moving picture. The difficulties in making Sephiroth led the staff to reduce his appearances in the moving picture. Information technology took them two years to develop and refine his look.[23] Nozue too had difficulty developing a framework for Tifa'due south body that was "balanced, yet showed off her feminine qualities".[26] In Apr 2003, information technology was decided that Kadaj, Loz, and Yazoo would exist manifestations of Sephiroth's spirit—his cruelty, strength, and allure respectively.[9] In contrast to Sephiroth, the trio was meant to be younger than Deject, to focus on the "next generation" theme.[24] By October 2003, Nomura said that the film was ten% complete, stating that while the script was written, non all the characters were designed.[25]

Nomura felt that Advent Children differed from Hollywood films, where the meaning of most scenes tends to be explained. Even so, with Advent Children, the staff wanted viewers to interpret the scenes individually, allowing them to come to different conclusions.[23] Nojima described the theme of the flick every bit "survival".[25] Other themes Nomura and Nojima were concerned to include Deject's feelings of guilt and regret for failing to salvage his friends Zack and Aerith. These feelings are symbolized past a greyness wolf that appears whenever Cloud thinks almost them. The wolf disappears at the end of the film as Cloud comes to terms with his feelings.[27] The word "children" was used in the title to refer to the film'south children, as they represent the "side by side generation".[24]

Music [edit]

The music of Last Fantasy 7 Advent Children was composed by Nobuo Uematsu, Keiji Kawamori, Kenichiro Fukui, and Tsuyoshi Sekito, and arranged by Fukui, Sekito, Kawamori, Shirō Hamaguchi, and Kazuhiko Toyama. Nomura would brand some changes and accept the composers re-tape the piece upon hearing each runway.[28] The end theme, "Calling", was written and performed by former Boøwy vocalist Kyosuke Himuro. The soundtrack includes both pieces original to the flick and arrangements of works from Concluding Fantasy VII, originally composed by Uematsu. Some of the arrangements, including "Appearance: 1-Winged Angel", are performed by The Black Mages, a rock band formed by Uematsu, Fukui, and Sekito.[29] Both the pieces are original to the film, and the film arrangements cover a variety of musical styles, including orchestral, choral, classical piano, and rock music; Variety noted that the styles vary between "thin piano noodlings, popular-metal thrashings, and cloying power ballads".[30] The 2005 soundtrack album Terminal Fantasy VII Advent Children Original Soundtrack collects 26 tracks of music from the film on ii discs. Square Enix published it on September 28, 2005. In add-on to the regular release, a limited edition was produced containing alternative encompass art and a booklet of credits and lyrics.[29] The soundtrack album reached position #fifteen on the Japanese Oricon music charts and stayed on the charts for ten weeks.[31]

A mini-anthology entitled Concluding Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete Mini Album was released on Apr 10, 2009, to coincide with the release of the Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete version of the motion picture.[32] This version of the flick included a new ending theme, "Prophylactic and Sound", by Kyosuke Himuro and My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way.[33] "Water" was replaced with a new song—"Broken-hearted Heart".[32] Tracks on the album included new versions of "The Chase of Highway", "Those Who Fight Farther", "Sign", "Advent: One-Winged Angel", and "On the Mode to a Grin".[34] A larger anthology, Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete: Reunion Tracks, was released with 21 tracks on September xvi, 2009. This album contains the tracks from the mini-album and several diffuse pieces for the Complete moving-picture show version but not rearranged.[35] Reunion Tracks appeared on the Oricon charts for a single week at position #108.[36]

Promotion and release [edit]

Advent Children and the Compilation of Final Fantasy Seven series were first announced at the 2003 Tokyo Game Evidence in September 2003. The movie was announced as a direct-to-DVD moving-picture show.[37] [38] The beginning trailer for the picture show was featured in the international version of the video game Final Fantasy X-two, released in Feb 2004.[39] The trailer used a motility capture that was altered in the final film.[25] Appearance Children was initially scheduled for a September 13, 2005 release in North America and a September 14, 2005 release in Japan,[40] [41] simply the North American release appointment was pushed dorsum several times. Information technology was first moved to Nov 2005,[42] then to January 2006,[43] and finally scheduled for April 25, 2006 for release on DVD and Universal Media Discs for the PlayStation Portable.[44]

Earlier the motion picture'due south release in Japan, Panasonic produced a jail cell phone identical to the ane Cloud uses in the movie; the telephone contained several features related to Advent Children such as wallpapers and ringtones.[39] Aslope the moving-picture show's release, Shueisha published a 118-page book almost the film's story titled Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Prologue Book.[45] In 2006, SoftBank Artistic published a guidebook entitled Last Fantasy VII Advent Children Reunion Files, which contains interviews with the film'due south staff and information regarding the evolution of the film.

A limited edition of the film titled Concluding Fantasy VII Advent Pieces was released in Japan simultaneously equally Appearance Children; only 77,777 sets were produced. The edition contains various pieces of merchandise, a re-create of the script, the original Final Fantasy VII game, a strategy guidebook for the game, and a disc containing the original video animation (OVA) Last Guild: Final Fantasy VII.[39] Nomura stated that meaning of the name Advent Pieces was that "appearance" means "the recognition and commemoration of something", while "pieces" was added to bring special pregnant to the release.[46] A special quondam-only theatrical screening of the English version of the flick took place on April iii, 2006, at the Arclight Theatre in Los Angeles. The event was promoted via email to those who subscribed to the Foursquare Enix mailing listing.[47] The screening included trailers of the video games Kingdom Hearts II and Dirge of Cerberus, and featured appearances from the English language cast and the Japanese developers.[48]

The flick's DVD release is a 2-disc set up that contains several bonus features, including Last Order. Sony later appear Final Fantasy VII Advent Children (Limited Edition Collector'south Gear up) for release in North America on February xx, 2007.[49] The set included more bonus textile than the previous DVD releases, including a copy of the script, several postcards with imagery from the picture, and the first iii stories from the On the Fashion to a Smiling short story series.[50]

Last Fantasy Vii: Appearance Children Consummate [edit]

In addition to new scenes and college visual quality, the director'due south cut added new details. In this example, the director'southward cut (above) adds a wound beyond Cloud'southward left cheek, and claret smears on his right arm.

At the 2006 Tokyo Game Show, Square Enix showed a trailer of a director'southward cut of the film, entitled Final Fantasy Vii Advent Children Complete, for release on the Blu-ray format erstwhile in 2007.[51] No more than specific release date was announced until the 2008 Foursquare Enix DKΣ3713 Party. In Nippon, a release engagement for Advent Children Consummate was given every bit March 2009.[52] The new edition of the pic was released in Japan on Apr 16, 2009.[53] A separate version was sold that included a demo of Final Fantasy Xiii. Both editions included the start Hd trailers of Terminal Fantasy Versus XIII and Final Fantasy Agito Thirteen, though the third edition without the extra videos or demos was also released.[54] On April xi and 12, 2009, days before Advent Children Consummate 's release, Foursquare Enix held four special screenings of Advent Children Complete at the Ginza Sony Building in Tokyo. In that location were 800 seats available to those who reserved the Blu-ray or the PlayStation 3 parcel at the Square Enix e-store and were Square Enix'southward online website members.[55]

Advent Children Consummate has a higher visual quality than the original release, is 26 minutes longer than the film'south original cut, and contains roughly grand revised scenes.[56] [57] Themes expanded in Advent Children Complete include Cloud's development, Denzel's background, and a more in-depth view of the Turks and Rufus Shinra. The film's staff wanted to add links to the other titles in the Compilation of Final Fantasy Seven released since the original film. The version has more violence, specifically blood during the fights, every bit the staff wanted to bring a "dirtier" await to the movie, with characters' faces and clothes getting darker and dirtier throughout the battles.[58] Additionally, the fight between Cloud and Sephiroth was expanded by several minutes and included a scene in which Sephiroth impales Deject on his sword and holds him in the air, mirroring the scene in the game where he performs the same action.[59]

Advent Children Complete was released in Due north America on June two, 2009,[45] and in the UK on July 27, 2009.[60] The North American and European versions come with a new trailer for Final Fantasy Thirteen rather than a demo.[61] The releases in all regions also characteristic an animated piece entitled "On the Way to a Smiling - Episode: Denzel", as well as the story digests "Reminiscence of Final Fantasy Vii" and "Reminiscence of Final Fantasy Vii Compilation". The Japanese and English phonation actors returned to tape additional dialogues for the new and expanded scenes. Nomura stated no major bug with this process, noting that Sakurai and Morikawa were already used to their characters from voicing them in other media. However, some child characters, most notably Denzel and Marlene, had to be recast and have all their lines re-recorded. The original performers' voices now sounded more mature in both languages.[59] [62] Nomura has stated that while Appearance Children Complete did non stand for the finish of Compilation of Final Fantasy 7, as the staff withal had more ideas, it marked "the end of the Advent Children saga" as there would exist no more re-releases or extended versions.[63] Later on, Advent Children Complete was released in Ultra Hd Blu-ray on June viii, 2021.[64]

Tie-ins [edit]

Terminal Social club: Terminal Fantasy 7 [edit]

Last Guild: Final Fantasy VII is an original video blitheness directed by Morio Asaka, written by Kazuhiko Inukai, and blithe by Madhouse.[65] [66] It depicts an alternating rendition of two flashbacks constitute within Final Fantasy VII. Information technology was originally released in Japan on the Advent Pieces DVD, on September 14, 2005.[67] [68] It was released in North America in the Limited Edition Collector's Set on Feb xx, 2007 and in Europe on November 6, 2008.[69] [seventy] In that location is currently no English dub for the film, and the N America and Europe versions are subtitled.[71]

On the Way to a Smile [edit]

On the Mode to a Smile is a series of curt stories between Final Fantasy Seven and Concluding Fantasy VII Advent Children. Written past Kazushige Nojima, the first story, "Example of Denzel", was released in a serialized class on the official Japanese Advent Children website. "Case of Denzel" is told indirectly from the perspective of Denzel, who has requested an interview with Reeve Tuesti in the hopes that he may go part of Reeve'south newly formed Earth Regenesis Organization, an army devoted to rebuilding the Planet. Denzel tells his life story, including how he became an orphan, the events leading up to his condign afflicted with Geostigma, and how he came under the intendance of Tifa and Cloud.[72] "Example of Denzel" was adapted into On the Way to a Grin - Episode: Denzel, a short OVA animated by A-one Pictures that was released with Advent Children Complete.[45] [73]

The 2nd short story, "Case of Tifa", is Tifa's account of the events post-obit Meteor's destruction and her life with Cloud, overlapping in office with Denzel's story. A tertiary On the Way to a Smiling story, "Case of Barrett", involves Barret and his struggles to find a new energy source for the earth's people. To coincide with the release of Advent Children Complete in 2009, four more stories were written: "Case of Ruddy Xiii", "Instance of Yuffie", "Case of Shinra", and "Case of Lifestream - Black & White". All the stories were released together as a book titled On the Way to a Smile at the aforementioned time that Advent Children Complete was released.[72]

Reception [edit]

Sales [edit]

The DVD releases of Advent Children sold over 410,000 copies in Japan during their first week on sale, with roughly half of the sales coming from the limited edition.[74] The DVD and UMD releases combined sold over 700,000 units in Japan in the first iii weeks and over one million copies past January 2006.[75] In a 2005 Oricon Japanese sales report, the regular edition of the DVD ranked 12th on the bestseller list in Nippon for the unabridged year subsequently i calendar week of sales, and the limited edition ranked fifteenth. The two editions ranked tertiary and fourth on the animated characteristic sublist.[74] The English language DVD sold over 960,000 units, which translated to almost US$15 one thousand thousand in revenue by the fifth calendar week of release. In the U.s., it sold over 832,000 copies by May 2006, and eventually grossed over US$58 million in DVD sales in the land.[76] The DVD ranked a "surprise" #ii during its showtime week on the American Nielsen VideoScan sales charts after existence released in North America.[77] Nielsen's "Top Selling Anime Releases of 2006" report had Advent Children ranked first,[78] and the 2006 report by the Japan External Merchandise Organization as well ranked the film equally the acknowledged Japanese anime DVD in the United states. In the 2007 listing, the DVD was at the tenth spot.[79] In June 2006, Foursquare Enix and Sony appear that the DVD and UMD releases combined sold over ii.4 million units worldwide, with 1 million units sold in Japan, ane.3 million in Northward America, and 100,000 in Europe.[80] By May 2009, just before the release of Advent Children Consummate, the film had sold over four.one one thousand thousand copies across all versions.[56]

On its first day of release, over 100,000 Blu-ray copies of Appearance Children Consummate were sold in Japan beyond all three versions.[81] During its initial week, the Blu-ray was #2 on the American Nielsen VideoScan Blu-ray bestseller list,[82] with 274,774 units sold.[83] During 2009, the regular version of Advent Children Consummate sold 49,000 units in Japan co-ordinate to Oricon, ranking 2d in their category "Animation/Special Furnishings Blu-ray Discs".[84] It ranked eighth in the category "Overall Blu-ray Discs, by Yen" with 310 million yen (Us$3.iv million) sold in 2009.[85] Gaming sites Gamasutra and Kotaku cited Advent Children Complete as one of the main reasons why sales of the PlayStation 3 video game console radically increased during the movie's beginning week of release.[53] [83]

Critical response [edit]

Advent Children has received mixed reviews. On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the movie received an approval rating of 50% based on viii reviews, with an average rating of 5.7/10.[86] The figurer-animated graphics were generally praised; 1UP.com's James Mielke, who awarded the film an "A-", said the quality and clarity of the CG visuals were "genuinely amazing".[87] Anime News Network author Carlo Santos praised the animation while application the movie a "B", calling it "outstanding". About.com's Roger Altizer, while giving the film overall two and a one-half stars out of 5, cited the visuals as one of its few positive points.[88] [89] The film'due south plot was more often than not criticized as confusing; Leslie Felperin of Variety, in a sharply negative review, described the plot as "soulless" and "utterly impenetrable" to anyone who had non played the game, and Anime News Network's Santos agreed that people who had not played Concluding Fantasy Seven would not understand the story.[30] [88] Mania Entertainment's John Eriani too establish the plot confusing to non-players, though he liked how the characters were further explored in the film.[90] Todd Douglass Jr. from DVD Talk, while "highly recommending" the film, praised Deject's grapheme development in detail.[91] About.com's Altizer summarized the plot and dialogue as "weak", and IGN'southward Chris Carle, in their 9 out of x reviews, felt that the plot was just an excuse to become to the adjacent activity sequence.[89] [92] The story digest "Reminiscence of Terminal Fantasy VII", included with the DVD to explain the plot of Final Fantasy VII, was described by Anime News Network's Santos as "just as confusing equally the movie" and of no aid in explaining the plot to anyone who had not already played the game; though Carle of IGN felt it was helpful to those who had not played the game in a while.[88] [92]

The action scenes were generally praised. RPGamer'due south Michael Beckett, while giving the film a 4 out of five, lauded the motion picture'south fighting scenes, calling them "mesmerizing" and the master focus of the movie.[93] Anime News Network'southward Santos likewise heavily praised the activity sequences, and Felperin of Variety felt they were the only betoken to the picture, which they felt focused entirely on the technical aspects of the action.[30] [88] The music received mixed reviews; Eriani of Mania Entertainment heavily praised information technology, equally did Santos of Anime News Network, but 1UP.com's Mielke called it "a fleck sappy".[87] [88] [90] Douglass Jr. from DVD Talk ended that Advent Children "is pretty much the motion picture that fans all over the globe accept been waiting for"; RPGamer'south Beckett said that "the moving-picture show feels very much similar a love letter to the fans of Last Fantasy 7"; and IGN's Carle summed upwardly the motion picture as "glorious, beautiful, well-executed fan service".[91] [92] [93]

Destructoid noted there was a bulletin inside the writing of the pic regarding the characters' lives in Midgar, leading them to move on with their lives in a similar fashion to Final Fantasy VII gamers since the story concluded with Cloud saving Midgar from Sephiroth'due south resurrection which would threaten it once more particularly when the spirit of Zack Fair reminds him that he has already defeated him already.[94] Kotaku saw the focus on the Midgar'south ruins every bit a parallelism with psychological trauma due to how all of its survivors suffer a affliction that cannot be fought with Deject'southward striking weaponry on its own.[95]

The director'southward cutting, Advent Children Complete, was generally praised over the original version. Joystiq's Andrew Yoon found Advent Children Complete a better pic, feeling information technology was more attainable to people who had not played Final Fantasy VII.[96] Blu-ray.com's Dustin Somner called it "a nice comeback on an entertaining movie", and DVD Talk's Todd Douglass Jr. said it was "the best version of the picture" due to its audio quality, the new scenes, and the expansion of Cloud's battle against Sephiroth.[97] [98] Douglass also found the add-on of On the Way to a Smile - Episode: Denzel to be a welcome edition, though he felt that the bonus features as a whole were underwhelming, belying the "Complete" title.[98] Yoon of Joystiq thought that the new scenes helped give more depth to Cloud's development, to the point of "humanizing" him, though he felt the modify in pacing for some scenes made the plot hard to follow.[96] Kotaku author AJ Glasser, all the same, summed up the director'southward cut equally "26 extra minutes and it still doesn't brand any sense", proverb that the new scenes did petty to improve the plot of the film itself.[99]

Legacy [edit]

Advent Children received the Honorary Maria Honor at the Sitges Moving-picture show Festival on October xv, 2005.[100] The film was also awarded "all-time anime feature" at the 2007 American Anime Awards.[101] IGN placed it 2nd in their "Top 10 Directly-to-DVD Animated Movies" listing.[102] In 2007, the music video for the song "유혹의 소나타" ("Sonata of Temptation") past Korean vocaliser Ivy recreated the fight betwixt Tifa and Loz. The director of the video stated that it was only a parody of the film but could non become Square Enix's official permission.[103] The video was subsequently banned from airing on Korean idiot box afterward a copyright lawsuit by Square Enix.[104] OverClocked ReMix's four-disc Terminal Fantasy Vii unofficial tribute album, Voices of the Lifestream, contains one disc remixing music from the picture.[105] Final Fantasy Thirteen managing director Motomu Toriyama has stated that he felt the movie showed "battles that have not been achievable in FF and so far", and so tried to design the battle organization for Terminal Fantasy Thirteen to create cinematic battles like the film.[106] Cloud'south design from the pic is available every bit an alternate costume for Cloud in the crossover fighting games Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U and Super Smash Bros Ultimate.[107] The reveal trailer for Sephiroth every bit downloadable content in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate recreates the final boxing between him and Cloud from the movie, and several songs from the film appear in the game equally function of the Sephiroth DLC pack. As role of the update, including Sephiroth, Cloud's Last Smash, the Advent Children pattern was changed to Omnislash Ver. 5.[108]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Japanese: ファイナルファンタジーVII アドベントチルドレン, Hepburn: Fainaru Fantajī Sebun Adobento Chirudoren

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External links [edit]

  • Advent Children website (Japanese)
  • Advent Children Complete website (Japanese)
  • Final Fantasy Seven: Advent Children at IMDb
  • Last Fantasy VII: Advent Children at Rotten Tomatoes
  • Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children at AllMovie
  • Final Fantasy Vii: Advent Children (anime) at Anime News Network'due south encyclopedia

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