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05-23-2022, 12:55 PM
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It's still "an adventure animation series primarily aimed at 8-13-year-old kids and family audiences"Roughly a year ago, it was announced that French animation studio Cyber Group Studios was deep into a Final Fantasy IX animated TV series (https://www.destructoid.com/final-fantasy-ix-cartoon-animated-series-cyber-group-studios/). Now, according to Animation Magazine (https://www.animationmagazine.net/licensing/licensing-expo-exclusive-cyber-group-studios-outlines-key-lm-activities-in-2022/), it'll be debuting soon, in the hopes to be sold to a distributor.
Cyber Group will be attending the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas from May 24-26, in a bid to sell the show. It's here that we'll likely see the first screens or maybe even a trailer, as well as info on some of the characters (and potential newcomers). In 2021, the company noted that "for those who [don?t] know Final Fantasy IX, this will be an [introduction]...and for the many who [do], this will immerse them in a universe they?ll love."
At the moment, details are slim. The McFire Family, Gigantosaurus, and PressStart projects were all shown off: but we're waiting to see Final Fantasy IX at a later date. If you want to stew over what it could look like and the subject matter it could entail, you can peruse Cyber Group's catalog here (https://www.cybergroupstudios.com/programs/).
To be clear, I don't think you should expect the moon here ? or an epic series with adult themes. We already know it's aimed at kids, but their entire catalog is predicated on family viewing. As someone who does watch cartoons with their kid, I just hope it's nearly as good as Spidey and His Amazing Friends (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuER69Upyhs).
The post The Final Fantasy IX animated series is finally being shown at a tradeshow (https://www.destructoid.com/the-final-fantasy-ix-animated-series-is-finally-being-shown-at-a-tradeshow/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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It's still "an adventure animation series primarily aimed at 8-13-year-old kids and family audiences"Roughly a year ago, it was announced that French animation studio Cyber Group Studios was deep into a Final Fantasy IX animated TV series (https://www.destructoid.com/final-fantasy-ix-cartoon-animated-series-cyber-group-studios/). Now, according to Animation Magazine (https://www.animationmagazine.net/licensing/licensing-expo-exclusive-cyber-group-studios-outlines-key-lm-activities-in-2022/), it'll be debuting soon, in the hopes to be sold to a distributor.
Cyber Group will be attending the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas from May 24-26, in a bid to sell the show. It's here that we'll likely see the first screens or maybe even a trailer, as well as info on some of the characters (and potential newcomers). In 2021, the company noted that "for those who [don?t] know Final Fantasy IX, this will be an [introduction]...and for the many who [do], this will immerse them in a universe they?ll love."
At the moment, details are slim. The McFire Family, Gigantosaurus, and PressStart projects were all shown off: but we're waiting to see Final Fantasy IX at a later date. If you want to stew over what it could look like and the subject matter it could entail, you can peruse Cyber Group's catalog here (https://www.cybergroupstudios.com/programs/).
To be clear, I don't think you should expect the moon here ? or an epic series with adult themes. We already know it's aimed at kids, but their entire catalog is predicated on family viewing. As someone who does watch cartoons with their kid, I just hope it's nearly as good as Spidey and His Amazing Friends (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuER69Upyhs).
The post The Final Fantasy IX animated series is finally being shown at a tradeshow (https://www.destructoid.com/the-final-fantasy-ix-animated-series-is-finally-being-shown-at-a-tradeshow/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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