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'''''Final Fantasy''''' is | '''''Final Fantasy''''' is an ongoing multimedia franchise owned by [[Square Enix]] (formerly Square) and created by Hironobu Sacaguchi. This franchise spans the realms of video games, feature films, animated series, literature and other merchandise. The main game series is the titular ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series, starting with the first game ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' on December 18, 1987. Since that first game's release, the franchise has become one of the is one of the largest and most well known RPG franchises, as well as a tentpole for Square since it's inception. Several spinoffs have made for the franchise, such as the ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics (series)|Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' series and the ''[[Crystal Chronicles (series)|Crystal Chronicles]]'' series, as well as the ''[[Chocobo (series)|Chocobo]]'' series and the ''[[Kingdom Hearts (series)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' series. ''Final Fantasy'' characters have made cameos in other media, like the ''Mario Sports'' games, the ''Super Smash Bros.'' games, and some ''Itadaki Street'' games. | ||
Outside of video games, the franchise has two major motion pictures and several direct to video films. The first one was ''[[Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within]]'', which released in 2001. Although it was the most expensively produced video game-based movie of its time and was the first movie with photo-realistic animated characters, the movie was a box office bomb and is often cited as the demise for its production company, [[Square Pictures]]. Another film, ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'', released in 2005 and took place within the same continuity as ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', which was one of the landmark games for the overall franchise. Other media include films like [[Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV]] and animated series like [[Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals]] and [[Last Order: Final Fantasy VII]]. | |||
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Revision as of 03:31, April 29, 2021
Final Fantasy is an ongoing multimedia franchise owned by Square Enix (formerly Square) and created by Hironobu Sacaguchi. This franchise spans the realms of video games, feature films, animated series, literature and other merchandise. The main game series is the titular Final Fantasy series, starting with the first game Final Fantasy on December 18, 1987. Since that first game's release, the franchise has become one of the is one of the largest and most well known RPG franchises, as well as a tentpole for Square since it's inception. Several spinoffs have made for the franchise, such as the Final Fantasy Tactics series and the Crystal Chronicles series, as well as the Chocobo series and the Kingdom Hearts series. Final Fantasy characters have made cameos in other media, like the Mario Sports games, the Super Smash Bros. games, and some Itadaki Street games.
Outside of video games, the franchise has two major motion pictures and several direct to video films. The first one was Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, which released in 2001. Although it was the most expensively produced video game-based movie of its time and was the first movie with photo-realistic animated characters, the movie was a box office bomb and is often cited as the demise for its production company, Square Pictures. Another film, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, released in 2005 and took place within the same continuity as Final Fantasy VII, which was one of the landmark games for the overall franchise. Other media include films like Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV and animated series like Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals and Last Order: Final Fantasy VII.
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