The whole plot was completely unnecessary and made no significant contribution to the film. However, I couldn’t quite figure out what his contribution to the rebellion even was or what the rebellion was, for that matter. For instance, they kill off a character for apparently no reason in order to spur a rebellion for one of the Kingsglaive. That being said, Kingsglaive is riddled with annoying plotholes that barely advance the plot of the movie. In fact, the movie even explains why Noctis isn’t in Insomnia for the entirety of Kingsglaive. Therefore, the movie is necessary to fully understand the war going on around Noctis and his band of brothers. The whole reason behind even making all this content for Final Fantasy XV is because Square Enix created a story too big for its own game. Story-wise, Kingsglaive does a good job bridging the movie with the game. Nyx’s destiny culminates to an explosive finale that changes the war between Lucis and Niflheim forever. His life changes when Niflheim and Lucis agree to a sensitive treaty and he becomes the guard to Lady Lunafreya (Lena Headey), princess of Tenebrae, Niflheim’s hostage, and the betrothed to Final Fantasy XV main character, Prince Noctis. Our main character, Nyx Ulric, ( Aaron Paul) is your prototypical rebel who lives by his own rules and has a never-say-quit attitude. We are introduced to the film-entitled Kingsglaive, a magical special forces that borrow the power of King Regis and the Crystal to battle Niflheim and defend Insomnia. The film takes place several years after these events, with the war still raging on. As the city is about to be under siege, King Regis uses the Crystal to form a barrier around Insomnia and keep Niflheim at bay, for a short time.
What makes Insomnia so special? It’s home to Lucis’ King Regis ( Sean Bean) and the powerful Crystal. The background explains how the militarized empire of Niflheim had begun a campaign, several years prior, to conquer the world that included the magical city of Insomnia.
It begins with a history lesson over the rival nations of Lucis and Niflheim. Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV sets the stage for what’s to come when Final Fantasy XV eventually comes out. Will fans celebrate or fall further into their slump over Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV? Read on for our official review! While many Final Fantasy fans are mourning over the delay for Square Enix’s 15th installment of the video game franchise, they can at least rest easy in knowing that they will still have a CGI-motion capture movie tied to the game coming out soon.
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