“The planet weaves a cruel fate for men.
Children are always the first to suffer.
Geostigma, Jenova, Reunion.
Children who have lost all hope.
Respite for the soul.
And so he takes sword in hand once again.”
Set two years after Planet stopped Meteor, the world is safe once again…But evil is on the horion. Three silver-haired men have come, looking for the one called “Mother”. At the center of it all is the delivery-boy/swordsman, Cloud Strife. The past has come back to haunt him again.
Cloud’s mind is still warped from the death of Aeris, so fighting isn’t really on his mind. He still regrets having lost her, but the end is in sight, and if Cloud doesn’t start fighting, the ultimate evil will be reborn, and all hope will be lost.
It’s all coming back, as Cloud’s fight becomes a battle across the city of Neo Midgar, with his friends helping him out, of course. But can Cloud realize that fighting isn’t all that this is about, it’s also about living.
The theme of Advent Children is not death, but life. This excellent translation from game to movie is so wonderfully done, you’ll wonder if the characters are actually real. The musical score, done my master composer Uematsu Nobuo-sensei, is more than enough to give you pure joy at watching this outstanding animated movie based on the Playstation X video game. Pick up your copy of Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children today, or watch it here, on zomganime.com for free!
Advent Children will have you gaping with astonishment as new faces and old ones collide in a colossal battle. Combined with beautiful music and incredible fighting and acrobatic feats, you will be overwhelmed by the awe-inspiring powers, Limit Breaks, and plain sheer devotion the producers put into this film.
Is it for the children?
For a memory?
Or…
Is it for himself?
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