Credited cast: | |||
Kento Yamazaki | ... | Yû (voice) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Tucker Chandler | ... | Young Haru (voice) | |
Ray Chase | ... | Bauer Linden (voice) | |
Greg Chun | ... | Black Hooded Man (voice) | |
Robbie Daymond | ... | Gnauss Wisden (voice) | |
John DeMita | ... | Old Man (voice) | |
David Errigo Jr. | ... | (voice) | |
Tom Fahn | ... | Zeelok Doctor 2 (voice) | |
Dorah Fine | ... | (voice) | |
Brian Hanford | ... | (voice) | |
Erika Harlacher | ... | Miki Midorikawa (voice) | |
Kyle Hebert | ... | Pub Patron (voice) | |
Janice Kawaye | ... | (voice) | |
Wendee Lee | ... | Evermore Knight (voice) | |
Erica Lindbeck | ... | Saki Mishima / Bertha (voice) |
High schooler Yuu and his friend Haru get involved in a case involving his childhood friend Kotona, which forces them to go back and forth between another world that is different but is somewhat similar to their world, Ni no Kuni. The real world and Ni no Kuni, when Kotona's life is in danger, what's the ultimate choice the three of them have to make in Ni no Kuni? Written by MyAnimeList
This was an enjoyable film but I feel there was too much important info that is missing for the story. The movie tells of a city called Beladon, where many important events took place, but it never goes into detail about why these events took place. If this were a game, the events would have been given greater attention. The studio had to cram as much as they could into a nearly 2 hour film but it left too many unanswered questions.