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Final Fantasy Type-0 Teases Sequel With Fiery Secret Video
Final Fantasy Type-0 HD comes out tomorrow, but due to some copies breaking street date, the secret movie has already been uploaded to YouTube by user Khaled Rizk. While the unlock conditions for the secret movie remain unknown, if you don't mind spoiling the video you can look at the trailer below which features a dying samurai being revived by some kind of spirit or demon.
It is likely that this trailer is teasing a future entry in the Type series as trademarks have been filed for Type-1, Type-2, and Type-3 which, like the main series, is envisioned to offer stand-alone tales. It is interesting to note that the face of the character, his voice, and sole line of dialog is shared by Ace in Type-0 so it remains unknown how this video ties into Type-0 beyond that. You can check out our review for Final Fantasy Type-0 HD here.
[Source: YouTube]
Our Take
I’m excited to check out Final Fantasy Type-0 tomorrow despite there being a wide range of opinions on its quality. Should it prove enjoyable, I’m certainly excited to check out a Final Fantasy influenced by Japanese supernatural mythology. Considering director Hajime Tabata is focused on Final Fantasy XV, I’m not expecting anything from this teaser for the next few years.
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