Final Fantasy Advent Children Links
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- Clips (54 links)
- Full Movie (9 links)
- FULL MOVIE - GREATEST QUALITY - NO ADS - NO ZANGO (1 link)
- Last Order (1 link)
Cast & Crew
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Andrea Bowen as
Girl (with moogle doll) (English Voice Actor) -
Christy Carlson Romano as
Yuffie Kisaragi (English Voice Actor) -
Takahiro Sakurai as
Cloud Strife (voice: Japanese version) - Steve Burton as
Cloud Strife (English Voice Actor) - Benjamin Bryan as
Denzel (English Voice Actor) - Bettina Bush as
Elena (English Voice Actor) - Mena Suvari as
Aeris Gainsborough (English Voice Actor) - Chris Edgerly as
Cid Highwind (English Voice Actor) - Steve Staley as
Kadaj (English Voice Actor) - Rachael Leigh Cook as
Tifa Lockhart (English Voice Actor) - Fred Tatasciore as
Loz (English Voice Actor) - Liam O'Brien as
Red XIII (English Voice Actor) - Quinton Flynn as
Reno (English Voice Actor) - Crispin Freeman as
Rude (English Voice Actor) - George Newbern as
Sephiroth (English Voice Actor) - Wally Wingert as
Rufus Shinra (English Voice Actor) - Greg Ellis as
Cait Sith (English Voice Actor) - Jamieson Price as
Reeve Tuesti (English Voice Actor) - Ryun Yu as
Tseng (English Voice Actor) - Steven Blum as
Vincent Valentine (English Voice Actor) - Beau Billingslea as
Barret Wallace (English Voice Actor) - Grace Rolek as
Marlene Wallace (English Voice Actor) - Dave Wittenberg as
Yazoo (English Voice Actor) - Rick Gomez as
Zack (English Voice Actor) - Ayumi Ito as
Tifa Lockhart (voice: Japanese version) - Shotaro Morikubo as
Kadaj (voice: Japanese version) (as Shoutarou Morikubo) - Maaya Sakamoto as
Aerith Gainsborough (voice: Japanese version) - Keiji Fujiwara as
Reno (voice: Japanese version) - Taiten Kusunoki as
Rude (voice: Japanese version) - Yuuji Kishi as
Yazoo (voice: Japanese version) (as Yuuji Kishi) - Kenji Nomura as
Loz (voice: Japanese version) - Shogo Suzuki as
Vincent Valentine (voice: Japanese version) (as Shougo Suzuki) - Masahiro Kobayashi as
Barret Wallace (voice: Japanese version) - Kazuyuki Yama as
Cid Highwind (voice: Japanese version) (as Kazuyuki Yamaji) - Yumi Kakazu as
Yuffie Kisaragi (voice: Japanese version) - Hideo Ishikawa as
Cait Sith (voice: Japanese version) - Masachika Ichimura as
Red XIII (voice: Japanese version) - Miyuu Tsuzuhara as
Marlene Wallace (voice: Japanese version)
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The film is set two years after Final Fantasy VII and follows Cloud Strife as he unravels the cause of a mysterious plague that has beset the population. The initial DVD and UMD release of the film in 2005 was voiced in Japanese. The English-dubbed NTSC and PAL versions were released on April 25, 2006. The Spanish-dubbed PAL version was released on January 30, 2007, in UMD and on February 20, 2007, in DVD. The film's soundtrack, scored by Nobuo Uematsu, was released on September 28, 2005.
Two special editions of the Japanese version were released, including the "Ultimate Edition", Advent Pieces: Limited, which includes the OVA Last Order: Final Fantasy VII. Advent Children was the first announced title in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, and received the Honorary Maria Award at the Festival Internacional de Cinema de Catalunya on October 15, 2005.
Final Fantasy VII Advent Children was rated PG-13 in the United States by the Motion Picture Association of America for "sequences of intense sci-fi action violence", although it was never shown in theaters (as opposed to the last Final Fantasy CGI film, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within).
At the Tokyo Game Show 2006, Square Enix showed a trailer of a director's cut of the movie, titled Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete for release on the Blu-ray disc format. New scenes will be added to the movie, including one where Sephiroth impales Cloud with his sword and then lifts his body up into the air. The movie will also benefit from high-definition video and audio that the Blu-ray format offers. However, only a Japanese release has been confirmed so far, but is likely to be released elsewhere if the popularity of the Blu-ray format continues to grow. The cut will be released in mid 2007
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