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Tales of Hearts: Anime Movie Edition
Namco Tales Studio
December 17, 2008
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Role-playing (RPG)Developers
Namco Tales StudioRelease Date
December 17, 2008 (16 years and 2 months ago)Publishers
Namco Bandai GamesFranchises
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Tales of Hearts released as two different versions, each having a different style of cutscenes. The Anime Movie Edition uses anime-style cutscenes produced by Production I.G. Shing Meteoryte is a young man living in a small village by the sea and training in the ways of the sword under his grandfather's tutelage, who bequeaths to him an unusual weapon known as a Soma, which can harness the power of a person's Spiria--the embodiment of their heart and soul. Shing encounters a travelling pair of siblings, Kohaku and her brother Hisui. However, in an unexpected turn of events, Shing accidentally shatters Kohaku's Spiria Core, the source of her emotions. Now, the trio must embark on a journey to make Kohaku's heart whole once more.
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