What a Final Fantasy TV Series Could Mean for Fans

A TV series could bring Final Fantasy's rich lore to a wider audience and offer fans a new way to experience the series beyond games.

A TV series could bring Final Fantasy's rich lore to a wider audience and offer fans a new way to experience the series beyond games.

Key points - Yoshinori Kitase, director of the original Final Fantasy 7, discussed the idea of a Final Fantasy TV show in an interview with IGN. - Kitase said he would like to see games or TV series inspired by the story of Final Fantasy in the future. - Final Fantasy has previously expanded into film and anime, including The Spirits Within, Advent Children, and Kingsglaive. - Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy 15 grossed $6.5 million in its limited theatrical release. - The Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy will conclude with Revelation in 2027, which includes a hard mode from the start.

Timeline - 2001: Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within released as a groundbreaking CGI film. - 2005: Final Fantasy: Advent Children continued the story of Final Fantasy 7. - 2016: Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy 15 released, grossing $6.5 million in limited theaters. - 2027: Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the final part of the remake trilogy, is set to launch.

FAQ

Q: Is a Final Fantasy TV show actually happening? A: Not yet. Yoshinori Kitase only said it would be nice and that he doesn't see why it couldn't be a possibility in the future.

Q: What has Final Fantasy done outside of games before? A: There have been films like The Spirits Within and Advent Children, plus an anime and movie for Final Fantasy 15.

Q: When is the next Final Fantasy 7 remake game coming out? A: The third part, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, is scheduled for 2027 and will include a hard mode from the start.