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KINGSGLAIVE: FINAL FANTASY XV MOVIE REVIEW

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       Square Enix has done yet another CGI master piece with the Final Fantasy franchise. The Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV movie is the 15 th installment to the Final fantasy main series and i t is the third movie made by Square Enix. It revolves around the events that take place in Lucis, the main capital of magic that has been protected by the sacred crystal with its former ruler, King Regis. The crystal granted those who were of royal blood powers beyond human comprehension and like any other final fantasy, those powers are the abilities to cast magic, teleport and etc. King Regis formed a squad of “bodyguards” known as the Kingsglaive where every member are potentially able to sustain the use of magic, but their true source of being able to do so comes from the king himself, meaning that if the king passes on, their powers would be lost. King Regis was growing old and could only sustain the wall protecting Lucis from any invasion for just a short period of time and it wou

RISKING IT ALL

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        Risk, the only reason why we strive or are able to thrive is because of this word, where it could determine everything, whether you win it or lose it. I wouldn’t exactly say life is a big game but in situations where risk is involved, I’d gladly say it is. The only thing that makes it different from a game is that you don’t have any retries or revives. From what I’ve learned in the past, I believe that whenever we decide on a choice, whether good or bad, it’ll affect us in some way, where we would sometimes back off if we were to ever face a similar situation again. It’s a gamble in life which is crucial in forming who we are. Choices that lead to one or the other, the multitude of faces you’ll meet and pass by. It’s a complicated system of choices formed in a simple yet difficult word, “risk”. The scary thing is, when you’ve made a bad decision, it really is bad. Unless certain external factors come into play, but without that, it’ll be a memory you’d wish to delete. Th