Final Fantasy VII: Last Order
2005 · 25m · N/A
Action, Adventure, Animation, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Directed by
Morio Asaka
,
Tetsuya Nomura
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Final Fantasy VII: Last Order
Overview
After the destruction of Nibelheim at the hands of Sephiroth, Zack and Cloud are on the run from Shinra Inc. As they make their way back to Midgar, they recall the horrible events that happened at Nibelheim, as well as fight for survival against Shinra.
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