Adaption of the sixth Light Novel of series, it follows the story of two new characters - Riku and Shuvi - during the events of the Ancient War, prior to the 10 pledges.
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| Shannon Emerick | ... | Tet (voice) | |
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Amelia Fischer | ... | Jibril (voice) |
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Caitlynn French | ... | Schwi Dola (voice) |
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Scott Gibbs | ... | Riku Dola (voice) |
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Yôko Hikasa | ... | Couronne (voice) |
| Yuka Iguchi | ... | Zell, Nonna (voice) | |
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Ai Kayano | ... | Shuvi (voice) |
| Rie Kugimiya | ... | Teto (voice) | |
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Yoshitsugu Matsuoka | ... | Riku (voice) |
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Mamiko Noto | ... | Nilvalen / Shinku (voice) |
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Sara Ornelas | ... | Corone Dola (voice) |
| Miyuki Sawashiro | ... | Hatsuse / Izuna (voice) | |
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Yukari Tamura | ... | Jibril (voice) |
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The Movie following the light novel series by the same name, No Game, No Life the movie picks up on volume 6 (The TV series leaves off on the end of volume 3, but the story in Volume 6 doesn't reference the events of Volume 4 or 5, which have yet to be animated) The "One True God" Tet tells the story of Immanity's (humanity's) struggle through the Great War and how he came to be the "One True God". The lack of magic circuits in the Imannity race becomes apparent when details of the war fall into place. The true power of intellect is shown in this epic arc which acts as the prequel to the No Game, No Life universe. Written by DSiren
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5 October 2017 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Performed by Konomi Suzuki
Lyrics by Yûho Iwasato
Music by Hige Driver
Arrangement by Makoto Miyazaki
(Kadokawa)
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It is believed that Sora is the reincarnation of Riku, while Shiro is the reincarnation of Shuvi. Even thou, Riku is most likely Shiro and Shuvi most likely Sora in personality. See more »Soundtracks
There Is a ReasonPerformed by Konomi Suzuki
Lyrics by Yûho Iwasato
Music by Hige Driver
Arrangement by Makoto Miyazaki
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What starts out and maintains as a highly-interesting anime, devolves in the last 15 minutes to typical anime over-dramatic cliche. The concept is fantastic-- ten super-powers all vying for an all-powerful prize. It contains story, plot, relationships, heroism, intrigue, mystery... and then plop, drops it all in a typical bucket of soliloquy self-indulgence. It leads well into the series and explains some things, but for a significant amount of time near the end I found myself yawning and wondering if they were every going to get on with things and conclude the story. We see this mechanism all too often in such presentations-- throwing all they've built up to that point out the window for excessive drama and angst. Typical and disappointing-- a fatal flaw in an otherwise brilliant story.