

It is however, enjoyed much more when having been exposed to the Wakfu and Dofus series. A welcome addition of lore to the franchise So I would most certainly recommend watching those as well. Abundance of risque humor that may not be enjoyed by some and partial nudity Every scene is a feast for the eyes, even those that last just a few seconds. Blood and violence, not extremely gory however. Pacing of the film was spotty in some areas, but overall enjoyable. Ending scene was relatively anti-climatic, overly happy moment comes at the cost of preceeding a very emotional and important one. The subbed translation misses out on certain subtle pieces of dialogue. The opening preamble of French text is not accompanied by English subs. It oozes with the love and passion I've come to expect from Ankama, and it shows even more with a truly dedicated work of film. A perfect score is witheld from the cons I felt could have been easily avoided, but it is still a truly great film. The French studio Ankama is widely known for their MMORPGs Dofus and its sequel Wakfu.
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The latter of which got its own TV series produced in-house in the late 2000's to allow the game's creators to retain creative control. This series is how I was eventually introduced to the franchise, as its Kickstarter-backed English dub was brought to Netflix in 2014.

