FFXIV Japanese Anime Commericial

[Edax]

There was also three other FF anime released as well since then: two tie ins to FFVII (Last Order and On the Way to a Smile ~ Case of Denzel) and a FFXV prequel (Brotherhood). And of course there is The Spirits Within, FFVII's sort-of sequel Advent Children, and the FFXV film Kingsglaive if you regard them all as 'animation'. But yeah, animated/film adapations of the FF series have never been that good, probably due to the fact that a big part of the FF series is, well, they're interactive, you're experiencing that story first hand as games rather than simply passively watching the story unfold (it also doesn't help a lot of the animated FF features are rather self indulgent on the part of the producers and tend to lose a lot of the deep immersion of the games' narratives).

Hence on one hand as much as I would like to see a FFXIV tie-in anime (maybe adapt 1.0's story to show those who started their FFXIV journey with ARR what life was like at the end of the Sixth Astral Era and what really went down at Carteneau beyond what ARR has shown), on the other hand I would rather SE not. Because it would inevitabely turn out like all the above previous anime adapations: mediocre at best and possibly even turning potential new players away.

If there is one FF anime I'd like to see, it's of Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced. It's a story that seemingly threw out all of the cliches and years later people still debate whether the protagonist (Marche) was a villain or not. That's a prime candidate for a "video game" movie right there.

Is Marche The True Villain Final Fantasy Tactics Advance?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpo61gZsexk

[Endeleon]

Honestly if they made it like they did FFXV Brotherhood, it could be really awesome. That anime was amazing and too short.

[AxlStream]

Think this sums up a typical Dun Scath :P

It's not Dun Scaith unless we use Healer LB3 on Diabolos Hallow

[TheMightyMollusk]

And still end up with half of the raid eating the floor again.