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*[[wikipedia:Takayuki Yamada|Takayuki Yamada]] as [[Pankraz|Papasu (Pankraz)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:Takayuki Yamada|Takayuki Yamada]] as [[Pankraz|Papasu (Pankraz)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:KendoKobayashi|Kendo Kobayashi]] as [[Sancho]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:KendoKobayashi|Kendo Kobayashi]] as [[Sancho]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1904410/ Ken Yasuda] as [[Dr. Agon|Pusan (Dr. Agon)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1904410/ Ken Yasuda] as [[Zenith Dragon|Pusan (Dr. Agon)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:Suzuki Matsuo|Suzuki Matsuo]] as [[Rodrigo Briscoletti|Ludman (Rodrigo Briscoletti)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:Suzuki Matsuo|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>
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*[[wikipedia:Kōtarō Yoshida (actor)|Kōtarō Yoshida]] as [[Ladja|Gema (Bishop Ladja)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:Kōtarō Yoshida (actor)|Kōtarō Yoshida]] as [[Ladja|Gema (Bishop Ladja)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:Arata Iura|Arata Iura]] as [[Nimzo|Mildrath (Grandmaster Nimzo)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
*[[wikipedia:Arata Iura|Arata Iura]] as [[Nimzo|Mildrath (Grandmaster Nimzo)]]<ref name="actors"></ref>
===English Dub Cast===
*[[Yuri Lowenthal]] as Luca (The Hero)<ref name="English actors">Netflix credits</ref>
*[[Julian Lerner]] as Young Luca<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Stephanie Sheh]] as Bianca Whitaker<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Jason Marnocha]] as Bishop Ladja<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Hudson Loverro]] as Alus (The Zenithian Hero)<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Zeno Robinson]] as Harry<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Elijah Rayman]] as Young Harry<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Neil Kaplan]] as Dr. Agon<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Parker Simmons]] as Pankraz<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Shaun Conde]] as Sancho<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Frank Todaro]] as Rodrigo 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>
*[[Steve Blum]] as Kon and Gootrude<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Treveor Devall]] as Slon and Frank (Coburg Guard)<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Kari Wahlgren]] as Fairy<ref name="English actors"></ref>
*[[Michael Sinternnilaas]] as Game attendant<ref name="English actors"></ref>


==Lawsuit==
==Lawsuit==

Revision as of 16:38, 13 February 2020

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 V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride. It was first announced on February 13th, 2019 and was featured on 313 screens in Japan on August 2nd, 2019 by Toho.[2]

Plot


Production

On February 13th, 2019 the news program News Zero hosted by the television program Nippon TV featured an interview with Takashi Yamazaki and Dragon Quest creator Yūji 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.[3][4]

Takashi Yamazaki was the screenplay writer and chief director, with Ryuichi Yagi and Makoto Hanafusa as additional directors.[3][4] The script was adapted from the original title by Yūji Horii, who served as supervisor for the film.[3][4] Kōichi Sugiyama was lead composer with the soundtrack featuring iconic Dragon Quest music.[3]

The first trailer debuted on April 4 with 13 cast members and their roles being announced.[5] Many other cast members were revealed on May 4.[6] A second trailer was released on June 19 along with the theatrical poster that would appear in theaters.[7]

Cast

English Dub Cast

Lawsuit

Saori Kumi, the author of the Dragon Quest V novel filed a lawsuit against the film's production crew stating that the protagonist's name, Ryuka (Luka) was taken from the novel and being used without her permission.[10]

Release

The film was premiered in Tokyo exclusively at Toho Cinemas on July 16, 2019 before being released in theaters nationwide on August 2nd, 2019.[11]

The international release will be set on February 13, 2020 via Netflix.[12]

Reception

The film was ill-received by Japanese fans due to the Isekai-like nature of the ending, deviating from the original plot of Dragon Quest V.[13]Critism was also directed at the absence of Akira Toriyama's artsyle and his character designs.[14]

The film sold 215,000 tickets, earning ¥316 million JPY ($2.90 million USD) on its first week in Japanese box office sales and placing fifth overall for that week. Dragon Quest: Your Story has accumulated $11,114,288 USD in total from the Japanese box office as of January 2020.[1]

Trivia

  • Dragon Quest: Your Story is the first Dragon Quest anime to utilize 3D computer graphics technology.

Gallery


Videos

Teaser trailer

Second trailer

References

External links

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