Visual Element | DVD Quality (2005) | 1080p Complete (2009) -----------------|-----------------------|----------------------- Texture Detail | Blurry fabrics | Visible leather grain Particle Effects | Pixelated magic | Crisp sparks and dust Color Grading | Muted and washed out | Vibrant, dark blacks Character Models | Plastic look | Realistic skin pores Texture and Wardrobe Detail
The motivations of the remnants of Shinra are fleshed out, moving them away from "cool cameos" and back into the role of complex power players. Visual Fidelity and Brutal Realism
By 2009, Blu-ray offered 50GB of storage (vs. DVD’s 8.5GB). Square Enix and Sony Pictures Entertainment Japan seized the opportunity to:
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Cloud Strife, now working as a delivery man for "Strife Delivery Service," has withdrawn from his friends. He blames himself for the deaths of Aerith and Zack .
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As Sephiroth fades, he tells Cloud he will "never be a memory." Visual Element | DVD Quality (2005) | 1080p
The story of "Advent Children" takes place two years after the events of Final Fantasy VII. The film follows Cloud Strife and his allies as they deal with a new threat to the planet.
Additional dialogue clarifies how Rufus survived the Weapon attack on Shinra HQ and details his desperate bid for redemption by securing Jenova's remains before Kadaj can.
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and his struggle with the "hero" mantle after the events of the original game. Interestingly, the Final Fantasy VII Remake
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The story of Advent Children Complete takes place two years after the events of the original game. Sephiroth’s Meteor has been stopped, but the cost was high. Midgar lies in ruins, and humanity has built a new settlement on its outskirts called Edge. The Threat of Geostigma
| Aspect | Original (2005) | Complete (2009) | |--------|----------------|----------------| | | 101 minutes | 126 minutes (+25 min) | | Prologue | Opens with Marlene’s narration | Opens with "Case of Denzel" – extended flashback of Denzel’s life before and during Meteorfall | | Subtitles | Standard translation | Retranslated to match Crisis Core and Remake lore | | Audio | 5.1 Dolby Digital | 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio (lossless) | | Color Grade | Pale, washed-out | Richer contrast, deeper blacks, enhanced magical glows (Mako, Materia) | | Geostigma | Vague curse | Explicitly tied to Sephiroth’s remnants and Jenova cells via new dialogue |
The most significant change was the addition of approximately 26 minutes of new footage. These additions were not mere filler; they were essential story elements that addressed the primary criticisms of the original 101-minute cut by deepening the narrative and character development.