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| label4 = Screenplay writer(s) | data4 = [[wikipedia:Takashi Yamazaki|Takashi Yamazaki]] | | label4 = Screenplay writer(s) | data4 = [[wikipedia:Takashi Yamazaki|Takashi Yamazaki]] | ||
| label5 = Storyboard writer(s) | data5 = Ryuichi Yagi | | label5 = Storyboard writer(s) | data5 = Ryuichi Yagi | ||
| label6 = Supervisor(s) | data6 = Ryutaro Ichimura<br>[[ | | label6 = Supervisor(s) | data6 = Ryutaro Ichimura<br>[[Yuji Horii]] | ||
| label7 = Based on | data7 = {{DQ5}}<br><small>by [[Square Enix]]</small> | | label7 = Based on | data7 = {{DQ5}}<br><small>by [[Square Enix]]</small> | ||
| label8 = Composer(s) | data8 = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]] | | label8 = Composer(s) | data8 = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]] | ||
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'''Dragon Quest: Your Story''' (ドラゴンクエスト ユア・ストーリー ''Doragon Kuesuto Yua Sutōrī'') is a 2019 Japanese CGI anime film loosely based on the story of | '''Dragon Quest: Your Story''' (ドラゴンクエスト ユア・ストーリー ''Doragon Kuesuto Yua Sutōrī'') is a 2019 Japanese CGI anime film loosely based on the story of {{DQ5}}. It was first announced on February 13th, 2019 and was featured on 313 screens in Japan on August 2nd, 2019 by [[wikipedia:Toho|Toho]].<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2019-08-06/weathering-with-you-stays-at-no.1-dragon-quest-debuts-at-no.5-in-japan/.149744</ref> | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
The story begins with Luca's birth, followed by him and his father Pankraz leaving Gotha to travel the world to avenge the boy's mother Mada who was kidnapped by monsters. On his childhood travels, Luca meets Bianca while acquiring both a Golden Orb and a sabrecat cub he names Purrcy. While visiting Coburg castle, Luka witnesses prince Harry's abduction by the monsters serving Bishop Ladja and accompanies his father to rescue the prince. But Pankraz is killed by Ladja, using his final moments to reveal to Luca that his mother is still alive. | |||
The boys are then enslaved by Ladja's monsters before they eventually escape as adults after ten years of working on a giant temple with help from Dr. Agon. Harry returns to Coburg and parts ways with Luca, promising to repay him for Pankraz's rescue attempt. After reuniting with a fully-grown Purrcy and his father's retainer Sancho while joined by a slime he named Gootrude, Luca learns that Pankraz assumed him to be the Legendary Hero destined to stop Ladja. Luca also learns that Ladja had abducted Mada as her Zenithian lineage is needed for a ritual to open a portal to the Demon World. | |||
The Zenithian Sword which Luca needs is located in the town of Mostroferrato in the possession of the wealthy nobleman Rodrigo Briscoletti. But the town is terrorized by Bjørn the Behemoose, who stole the sword, with Briscoletti offering the hand of his daughter Nera to whomever defeats Bjørn. Luca manages to defeat the monster with Bianca's help and spares Bjørn when he submits. Through Luca finds himself not to be the Legendary Hero, he is betrothed to Nera until an encounter with a witch (Nera in disguise) convinces him to confess his feelings for Bianca. | |||
After the two marry and have a son, they are attacked by monsters, with Ladja abducting Bianca while turning Luca to stone. Ladja takes Bianca to his temple, revealing her to be a Zenithian before turning her to stone when she refuses to help him convince Mada to teach her the spell to unseal the portal. The Hero is revived eight years later by his son Alus, revealed to be the Legendary Hero that Pankraz searched for. The group seek out the Zenith Dragon, revealed to be Dr. Agon, who needs his Golden Orb to bring them to Ladja's temple. Luca learns the remains of the Golden Orb he possessed was a fake as Agon sends him to the fairies, who send him back in time to retrieve the real Golden Orb from his childhood-self and switch it with a forgery. | |||
The final battle soon commences with Luca joined by Bjørn and Harry's army as he finally avenges his father, only for a dying Ladja to acquire the spell needed to open the portal. Though Alus seals the portal, reality is suddenly distorted by who is supposed to be Grandmaster Nimzo. The being explains himself to be a computer virus installed in place of the real Nimzo by a hacker, revealing to Luca that he is playing a virtual simulation of Dragon Quest V while proceeding to delete everything. The virus then proceeds to send Luca back to reality, only for Luca's restored real-world memories and the passion for Dragon Quest allowing him to resist. Gootrude then reveals himself to be the game's anti-virus program and gives Luca the means of destroying the virus and restoring the game (in the form of the sword belonging to Dragon Quest character Erdrick). | |||
The game ends when Luca's party arrive at Gotha, with Luca intending to keep this version of the game in his heart. Though when watching the fireworks from Gotha, Bianca hits him playfully and Luca notes that he actually felt the pain. | |||
==Production== | ==Production== | ||
On February 13th, 2019 the news program ''News Zero'' hosted by the television program [[wikipedia:Nippon TV|Nippon TV]] featured an interview with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takashi_Yamazaki Takashi Yamazaki] and ''Dragon Quest'' creator [[ | On February 13th, 2019 the news program ''News Zero'' hosted by the television program [[wikipedia:Nippon TV|Nippon TV]] featured an interview with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takashi_Yamazaki Takashi Yamazaki] and ''Dragon Quest'' creator [[Yuji Horii]], both of whom revealed that a 3DCG animated movie derived from ''Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride'' would be released nationwide on August 2nd, 2019 under the name of ''Dragon Quest: Your Story''.<ref name="mantan">https://mantan-web.jp/article/20190213dog00m200081000c.html</ref><ref name="natalie">https://natalie.mu/eiga/news/319872</ref> | ||
Takashi Yamazaki was the screenplay writer and chief director, with Ryuichi Yagi and Makoto Hanafusa as additional directors.<ref name="mantan"></ref><ref name="natalie"></ref> The script was adapted from the original title by | Takashi Yamazaki was the screenplay writer and chief director, with Ryuichi Yagi and Makoto Hanafusa as additional directors.<ref name="mantan"></ref><ref name="natalie"></ref> The script was adapted from the original title by Yuji Horii, who served as supervisor for the film.<ref name="mantan"></ref><ref name="natalie"></ref> [[Kōichi Sugiyama]] was lead composer with the soundtrack featuring iconic ''Dragon Quest'' music.<ref name="mantan"></ref> | ||
The first trailer debuted on April 4 with 13 cast members and their roles being announced.<ref>https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2132906/full/</ref> Many other cast members were revealed on May 4.<ref>https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2135380/full/</ref> A second trailer was released on June 19 along with the theatrical poster that would appear in theaters.<ref>https://natalie.mu/comic/news/336180</ref> | The first trailer debuted on April 4 with 13 cast members and their roles being announced.<ref>https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2132906/full/</ref> Many other cast members were revealed on May 4.<ref>https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2135380/full/</ref> A second trailer was released on June 19 along with the theatrical poster that would appear in theaters.<ref>https://natalie.mu/comic/news/336180</ref> | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
*[[ | *[[Riku Ônishi]] as [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Ruka (The Hero)]] (Young) | ||
*[[ | *[[Takeru Satoh]] as [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Ruka (The Hero)]] (Adult)<ref name="actors">https://natalie.mu/eiga/news/319872</ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Kasumi Arimura]] as {{Bianca}}<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Haru]] as [[Nera Briscoletti|Flora (Nera Briscoletti)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Kentaro Sakaguchi]] as [[Harry|Henry (Harry)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Takayuki Yamada]] as [[Pankraz|Papasu (Pankraz)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[ | *[[Kendo Kobayashi]] as [[Sancho]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Reo Uchikawa]] as Alus (The Zenithian Hero) | ||
*[[Ken Yasuda]] as [[Zenith Dragon|Pusan (Dr. Agon)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | |||
*[[Suzuki Matsuo]] as [[Rodrigo Briscoletti|Ludman (Rodrigo Briscoletti)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | |||
*[[wikipedia:Kōichi Yamadera|Kōichi Yamadera]] as [[Gootrude|Surarin (Gootrude)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | *[[wikipedia:Kōichi Yamadera|Kōichi Yamadera]] as [[Gootrude|Surarin (Gootrude)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[ | *[[Chikako Kaku]] as [[Madalena|Martha (Madalena)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Arata Furuta]] as [[Bjørn the Behemoose|Buon (Bjørn the Behemoose)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Haruo Sekiguchi]] - [[Slon the Rook]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Ippei Sasaki]] - [[Kon the Knight]] | ||
*[[Kōtarō Yoshida]] as [[Ladja|Gema (Bishop Ladja)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | |||
*[[Arata Iura]] as [[Nimzo|Mildrath (Grandmaster Nimzo)]]<ref name="actors"></ref> | |||
===English Dub Cast=== | ===English Dub Cast=== | ||
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*[[Xanthe Huynh]] as Nera Briscoletti<ref name="English actors"></ref> | *[[Xanthe Huynh]] as Nera Briscoletti<ref name="English actors"></ref> | ||
*[[Jacob Craner]] as Bjorn<ref name="English actors"></ref> | *[[Jacob Craner]] as Bjorn<ref name="English actors"></ref> | ||
*[[Paul Guyet]] as Nimzo <ref name="English actors"></ref> | |||
*[[Steve Blum]] as Kon and Gootrude<ref name="English actors"></ref> | *[[Steve Blum]] as Kon and Gootrude<ref name="English actors"></ref> | ||
*[[ | *[[Cissy Jones]] as [[Madalena]] <ref name="English actors"></ref> | ||
*[[Trevor Devall]] as Slon and Frank (Coburg Guard)<ref name="English actors"></ref> | |||
*[[Kari Wahlgren]] as Fairy<ref name="English actors"></ref> | *[[Kari Wahlgren]] as Fairy<ref name="English actors"></ref> | ||
*[[Michael | {{spoiler|start}} | ||
*[[Michael Sinterniklaas]] as Game attendant<ref name="English actors"></ref> | |||
{{spoiler|end}} | |||
==Lawsuit== | ==Lawsuit== | ||
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The film was premiered in Tokyo exclusively at [[wikipedia:Toho Cinemas|Toho Cinemas]] on July 16, 2019 before being released in theaters nationwide on August 2nd, 2019.<ref>https://natalie.mu/eiga/news/333018</ref> | The film was premiered in Tokyo exclusively at [[wikipedia:Toho Cinemas|Toho Cinemas]] on July 16, 2019 before being released in theaters nationwide on August 2nd, 2019.<ref>https://natalie.mu/eiga/news/333018</ref> | ||
The international release | The film received its international release on February 13, 2020 via [[wikipedia:Netflix|Netflix]].<ref>https://www.gematsu.com/2020/01/dragon-quest-your-story-coming-to-netflix-on-february-13</ref> | ||
==Reception== | ==Reception== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DQYourStory_Luka.jpg|Luka. | |||
DQYourStory Bianca.jpg|Bianca. | |||
DQYourStory Flora.jpg|Nera. | |||
DQYourStory_Harry.jpg|Harry. | |||
DQYourStory_Pankraz.jpg|Pankraz. | |||
DQYourStory_Sancho.jpg|Sancho. | |||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
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