Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary Exhibition Opens At Lumine Zero In Shinjuku
The show treats the game's making as exhibit material, putting Nobuo Uematsu's production notes and Yuna's speech storyboards on the floor next to the Zanarkand photo spot, so the anniversary is about the work behind the journey as much as the journey.
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The exhibition FINAL FANTASY X MUSEUM -Ko no Kioku- runs from September 12 to September 27 at LUMINE ZERO in Shinjuku, Tokyo, marking 25 years since Final Fantasy X. It is built around 10 themes, with a Zanarkand photo spot featuring Tidus's sword Fratanity, a Macalania Woods area screening Tidus and Yuna scenes, Nobuo Uematsu's production notes, and early storyboard drafts including Yuna's speech.
The route through the venue starts at a Beginning of the Story area, where profiles of Tidus, Yuna, Auron, Kimahri, Wakka, Lulu and Rikku sit alongside a character relationship chart and cuts from the opening movie. A Summoner's Journey area maps the temples of Spira and the summons; a Spira area covers the world's script and the underwater sport blitzball. Past the Macalania Woods screening area, the path splits, with the Zanarkand photo spot on the left and panels on the ruined city beyond it.
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