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Music

FF:U was composed by Nobuo Uematsu, Shirō Hamaguchi, and Akifumi Tada. The series has an opening theme and three ending themes. The opening theme for the series is "Over the FANTASY" (Composed by Nobuo Uematsu, Arranged by Takahiro Ando, Lyrics by Yuko Ebine) performed by Kana Ueda. [8] The first theme is "VIVID" (Lyrics and Composition by Takashi Genouzono, Arrangements by Fairy Fore and Masao Akashi) performed by Fairy Fore and was used for episodes 1-13. [8] For episodes 14-24 the ending theme was "Romancing Train" (Composition and arrangements by t-kimura, lyrics by motsu) performed by move. The third ending theme was "Over the FANTASY" and was used on the final episode of the series. [8]

Avex mode released the singles for the opening and endings. The "VIVID" single was released on November 7, 2001. [11] The "Over the FANTASY" single was released on December 5, 2001. [12] The single for "Romance Train" was released on February 6, 2002. [13] Two soundtracks were produced by Avex mode. The first is Final Fantasy: Unlimited Music Adventure Verse.1 [lower-alpha 2] and was released December 19, 2001. [14] The second titled Final Fantasy: Unlimited Music Adventure Verse.2 [lower-alpha 3] was released on April 17, 2002. [15]

All music and arrangements were made by Shiro Hamaguchi unless where otherwise specified. [8]

Final Fantasy: Unlimited
FFU title card.jpg
Title card of the series
ファイナルファンタジー:アンリミテッド
(Fainaru Fantajī: Anrimiteddo)
Genre Adventure, fantasy, romance
Created by Square
Akitoshi Kawazu (series concept)
Original network TV Tokyo
English network
Original run 2 October 2001 – 26 March 2002
Episodes25 (List of episodes)
Final Fantasy: Unlimited Music Adventure Verse 1 [14]
No.TitleMusicArrangementLength
1."Top Title" (トップタイトル)Nobuo Uematsu 0:15
2."Ai's Theme" (アイのテーマ)  2:02
3."Mysterious Boy, Fungo" (謎の少年ファンゴ)  1:16
4."Yu's Theme" (ユウのテーマ)  1:58
5."A little courage" (少しの勇気)  1:21
6."The endless road..." (道はどこまでも…)  1:43
7."Subtitle" (サブタイトル)  0:11
8."Enter, Kaze." (風、登場。)  1:12
9."Difficult battle" (苦戦)  1:28
10."Silent wind" (沈黙の風)Nobuo Uematsu 1:19
11."Departing wind" (去りゆく風)Nobuo Uematsu 1:21
12."The Magun has Thawed" (魔銃解凍)  1:25
13."Firing of the Magun" (魔銃発射)  1:10
14."Preview" (予告)Nobuo Uematsu 0:35
15."Enter monster" (モンスター登場)Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:27
16."Trampled by the monster" (モンスター蹂躙)Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:23
17."Colossal Fortress Gaudium" (巨大要塞ガウディウム)  1:09
18."Tyrant's dinner table" (タイラントの食卓)  1:52
19."Unseen anxiety" (見えない不安)  1:35
20."Strange feeling" (ふしぎな気分)  1:12
21."Subway" (地下鉄)  1:52
22."Fabula's mansion" (ファーブラの館)  1:13
23."The absurd world" (不条理な世界)  1:08
24."Chocobo will walk, no matter how far" (チョコボは歩くよ、どこまでも)Kazuhiko SawaguchiKazuhiko Sawaguchi1:12
25."Get out of here ~" (逃げろ～)Kazuhiko SawaguchiKazuhiko Sawaguchi1:12
26."Emergence of an alternate world" (異界出現)  1:10
27."Summoning the beast's return" (召還獣降臨)  1:56
28."City of fruit" (果実の街)Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada2:07
29."Nihilistic world" (虚無の世界)Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:35
30."Cid the genius scientist" (天才科学者シド)Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:39
31."The hearts that touch" (ふれあう心)Nobuo Uematsu 1:33
32."Recollections of Lisa" (追憶のリサ)Nobuo Uematsu 1:20
Total length:44:08
Final Fantasy: Unlimited Music Adventure Verse 2 [15]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Prayer: Lisa" (祈り－リサ) Nobuo Uematsu 1:17
2."Home Town: Kaze" (故郷－風) Nobuo UematsuAkifumi Tada0:55
3."Recollection: Kaze" (記憶－風) Nobuo Uematsu 0:58
4."Over the FANTASY (TV Size)" (「Over the FANTASY」TVサイズ)Yuko MantenneNobuo UematsuTakahiro Ando1:38
5."Underwater Voyage" (潜航艇)   1:21
6."The Ocean Puzzle" (海パズル) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada2:42
7."Reminiscence: Ai and Yu" (追憶－アイとユウ)   1:38
8."Peace~Hard Fight: Ai and Yu" (平和～苦戦－アイとユウ)   3:02
9."Hard Fight: Lisa" (苦戦－リサ)   2:03
10."Kigen Dragon" (氣現獣) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:09
11."Comodeen" (コモディーン)   2:11
12."Miles" (ミィレス)   1:32
13."Cid" (シド) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada3:35
14."Cactuar" (サボテンダー) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada2:30
15."Lou" (ルー)   1:20
16."Transformation: Lou" (変身－ルー)   2:25
17."Moogle" (モーグリ) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:07
18."Chocobo" (チョコボ) Nobuo UematsuKazuhiko Sawaguchi2:58
19."Ciel Chocobo" (シエルチョコボ) Nobuo UematsuAkifumi Tada1:34
20."VIVID (TV Size)" (「VIVID」TVサイズ)Takashi OzonoTakashi OzonoFAIRY FORE & Masao Akiishi1:31
21."Fungus" (フングス)   1:23
22."Herba" (ヘルバ)   1:38
23."Pist" (ピスト)   1:47
24."Oscha" (オスカー)   1:52
25."Formidable Enemy" (強敵)   3:51
26."Run!" (逃げろ！) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:15
27."Omega" (オメガ)   1:30
28."Shotgun Kaze" (ショットガン－風) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:38
29."Makenshi" (魔剣士)   1:52
30."Sword Dragon" (一刀獣) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:57
31."Demon Sword" (魔剣) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada1:22
32."Death" (死) Akifumi TadaAkifumi Tada2:35
33."Battle to the Death" (死闘)   2:10
34."Phoenix" (フェニックス)   0:42
35."Victory" (勝利) Nobuo Uematsu 0:13
36."Airborne Assault" (勝利)   1:31
37."Romancing Train (TV Size)" (「Romancing Train」TVサイズ)motsut-kimurat-kimura1:43
Total length:1:06:41

Printed

A novel titled, Final Fantasy: Unlimited – Sou no Kizuna [lower-alpha 4] was released on March 28, 2002, by Kadokawa Shoten. The novel was written by Sho Katigiri, illustrated by Kazuto Nakazawa, and supervised by Squaresoft. It explores a side story that is set in the time of the television series. [16] A 96-page artbook titled Final Fantasy: Unlimited – Kaze to Kumo Noita Sekai [lower-alpha 5] was published by Kadokawa Shoten and released on April 22, 2002. [17] A book titled FF:U After – Gakai no Sho [lower-alpha 6] was released on May 15, 2002 by DigiCube. The book contains a 32-page manga drawn by Hiroyuki Yamashita and a 120-page script written by Atsuhiro Tomioka. [18] It covers the twins' return to their own world, the revelation of Lisa's past, and introduces a new villain under Gaudium: Soljashy. A serial web novel titled FF:U After Spiral was written by Sho Katigiri, supervised by Atsuhiro Tomioka, and was published on the official Japanese FF:U website. The series has a total of seven chapters and one spin-off chapter were released and take place after the events of FF:U After. [19]

Audio

A serial audio drama titled FF:U Voice Theater – fābura no ikai e no sasoi [lower-alpha 7] was available for those who subscribed to TV Tokyo's Anime-X service via mobile phones on i-mode's distribution service. A total of 10 episodes were released monthly beginning on January 15, 2002. [20] It was conducted by Yoshitomo Yonetani with Kikuko Inoue returning as Fabula's voice actress. [21] The series was compiled and released on September 30 the same year in CD-ROM for Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP, and iMac G3. [22] Two drama CDs were released by Avex mode. [8] The first drama CD titled FF:U Before - Aura Inochi Tsugu Mono [lower-alpha 8] was given to customers for a limited time as a gift for those who purchased the DVD Boxset. [8] It tells a story in the form of a flashback of the destruction of Kaze and Makenshi's worlds. A radio drama titled FF:U After 2 – Risa tachi kira reta kusari [lower-alpha 9] was released on December 26, 2002 and deals with Comodeen's final attack on Gaudium and brings a conclusion to the conflict between Lisa and Soljashy. [8] [23]

Video games

Two video games have been released. The first, titled FF:U with U, is an RPG video game adaptation for Japanese mobile phones on i-mode's distribution service developed by Index was released on August 20, 2002. [24] The game contains the same plot as the anime. Points were accumulated by playing through the game's scenarios and used to purchase more characters. Ringtones based on the music of FF:U could be purchased through the game as microtransactions. [25] The second game, titled FF:U on PC Meikyū – Kuroki Yume Noki Oku [lower-alpha 10] , is a visual novel and card game set in the FF:U universe. Published by Amada Printing, it was released May 16, 2003. [26] Unlimited Saga was in production around the same time as the anime and originally connected to the setting of the anime series, but these plans were shelved during production. [27] Kawazu later said that many of the similarities were coincidental due to his work on both projects. [28]

Reception

ReviewerScore
Anime News Network B(DVD 1, Phase 1) [29]
D+(DVD 2, Phase 2) [30]
Mania.comD(complete collection) [31]
Play C+ [32]
T.H.E.M.Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svgStar empty.svg [33]

The series was ranked 18 by popular vote for Top 20 Anime in Japan for November 2001. [34] Outside Japan, the series had received mixed reviews. Play magazine reviewer David Halverson was disappointed that the series was aimed at a younger audience. [32] Allen Divers of Anime News Network (ANN) ranked the series an overall score "B"; although he considered the plot "somewhat" formulaic, he felt that the series has an ambition and that manages to be visually engaging. [29] Sandra Scholes of Active Anime praised the series, saying that the characters were created with care and consideration for the fans who have followed Final Fantasy series from the start. [35] Ken Hargon of ANN criticized the series for being unappealing and not living up to the Final Fantasy series nor any other anime. [30] Carlos Ross of T.H.E.M. ranked the series three stars stating that "the style is firmly entrenched in Saturday morning", but considered better than Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals. [33] Paul Gaudette of Mania.com gave the series a "D" rating, saying that despite not having to do with its namesake, he called Final Fantasy Unlimited somewhat enjoyable in the beginning while noticing that the show was written for a younger audience. [31]

Notes

  1. ↑ Japanese: FF:U ～ファイナルファンタジー:アンリミテッド ～ , Hepburn: FF:U ~Fainaru Fantajī: Anrimiteddo~
  2. ↑ FF:U ～ファイナルファンタジー：アンリミテッド～ MUSIC ADVENTURE Verse. 1
  3. ↑ FF:U ～ファイナルファンタジー：アンリミテッド～ MUSIC ADVENTURE Verse. 2
  4. ↑ ファイナルファンタジー:アンリミテッド―双の絆, lit. "Final Fantasy Unlimited – The Bond of Two Souls"
  5. ↑ ファイナル ファンタジー・アンリミテッド －風と雲のいた世界－, lit. "Final Fantasy: Unlimited – The World with Wind and Clouds"
  6. ↑ FF:U After ~外界の章~, lit."FF:U After – Chapters of the Outside World"
  7. ↑ FF:U ヴォイスシアター「ファーブラの異界への誘い」, lit."FF:U Voice Theater – Fabula's Invitation to the Other World"
  8. ↑ FF:U Before ～アウラ いのちつぐもの～, lit. "FF:U Before – The Life of Aura"
  9. ↑ FF:U After 2-リサ た ちきられたクサリ-, lit. "Lisa bests Kusari"
  10. ↑ FF:U on PC 迷宮 くろきゆめのきおく, lit.FF:U on PC Labyrinth - Black Dream Memories

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