Three Houses would since Chris Hemsworth literally looks like Dimitri and his name recognition alone would sell tickets.Fire Emblem wouldn't work as a movie. That'd get an HBO Series.
No to the Netflix trash since they make low budget adaptationsFire Emblem does need to be a mega-franchise but everything in time. First Netflix CG pseudo-anime series. Then an action figure line, no Jakks Pacific this time. Maybe a Lego set of Shadow Dragon? And then return of the recently canned FE TCG game with an official localization. After all that we can have our live action movie.
Watch Speed Racer (2008)I actually have images in my head of how to do an F-Zero movie
Take the cinematography during the races very seriously but also lean into the campy cyberpunk ridiculousness
I even have an idea for a trailer-shot of Captain Falcon's car being chased by a helicopter tryina shoot at him, he spins the car around and launches it off an oncoming car as a ramp, opens the hatch of the car and uses the momentum of the launch to sling himself into the side of the helicopter, and as he closes in on them in slow motion he passes by an led billboard with a flaming bird lining up perfectly with him as he winds up his right fist behind him
motherfuckin falcon punch
I did, like six times, it's unironically one of my favorite Wachowski movies.Watch Speed Racer (2008)
It would.I feel like a Fire Emblem anime would work better, honestly.
I'd put it with a bit more Redline personally.I did, like six times, it's unironically one of my favorite Wachowski movies.
So picture that but with dashes of Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive and Ron Howard's Rush but set in a neon cyberpunk future (and I'm sorry to keep using the term "cyberpunk" but I dunno how else to describe that sort of vibe)
oooooooooooh okay yeah I was trying to think of live-action Hollywood examples but this is a rad oneI'd put it with a bit more Redline personally.
Chris Hemsworth is a little old to play Dimitri at this point, isn't he? I do see the vision, though, especially if you're thinking of eyepatch Thor. I'm sure they could assemble a good cast from rising stars if they had the budget.A live action Fire Emblem movie?
Could you imagine someone like Chris Hemsworth playing Dimitri?
Kirby being managed to some degree separately compared to other Nintendo characters has me thinking it's not top of any lists for their adaptations. However, I'd be there Day 1, of course.Kirby movie?
I always thought cg kirb and friends in a live action world would work for a kirby movie. Maybe some parts could take place in a fully animated pop star?Chris Hemsworth a little old to play Dimitri at this point, isn't he? I do see the vision, though, especially if you're thinking of eyepatch Thor. I'm sure they could assemble a good cast among rising stars if they had the budget.
Kirby being managed to some degree separately compared to other Nintendo characters has me thinking it's not top of any lists for their adaptations. However, I'd be there Day 1, of course.
My top pick would be an animated film because Kirby is almost certainly going to be animated no matter what. However, if they wanted to do live action, for whatever reason, I think the formula used for Sonic could actually work pretty well for Kirby. A weird alien baby cute thing (Kirby) shows up, and the first half is just humans discovering how weird, cute, and powerful they are. Then a cosmic horror shows up and destroys a town like a kaiju or threatens all of reality, and Kirby saves the day. I suppose this is sort of just the plot of the Kirby anime but moved to Earth.
Yeah, there could be Popstar scenes, especially if they showed the villain plotting to find Kirby/conquer Earth or Dedede making his way over.I always thought cg kirb and friends in a live action world would work for a kirby movie. Maybe some parts could take place in a fully animated pop star?
I’d watch this! Kirby is the type of movie where you sort of need human characters to ground the plot and move it forward, while kirby is part where the comedy and action occur. I dont think the general audience would line up to see a fully animated kirby movie where he and his friends get up to shenanigans and fight eldrich horrors with minimal dialogue, but throw some recognizable celebrity in there as the live action protagonist and suddenly more people are interested.Yeah, there could be Popstar scenes, especially if they showed the villain plotting to find Kirby/conquer Earth or Dedede making his way over.
I just would like the movie to end with the human cast revealing they've built Kirby a house (a symbol that they're welcoming Kirby to stay), and for it to look like Kirby's house is supposed to look. Maybe Kirby walks inside, then disappears for a few seconds, and then does their classic "Hi!" flappy arm pose on their tippy toes in the window to show they like it and welcome the humans in. The humans then join Kirby inside, crouching to get in while carrying a big cake, and they have a cramped housewarming party. The final shot is the camera panning up, and you hear the humans say, "Okay, fine" and then Kirby's inhale sound to eat the entire cake. Maybe a shooting star, potentially a Warp Star, streaks across the sky is the final image as the screen fades to black and the credits roll. The final credits moment, of course, is the classic Kirby "boss defeated" dance and victory song.
(Sorry to OP. I've treated this like a Kirby fan fiction thread instead of Fire Emblem. I'll stop now.)
I could see some anime-like Splatoon project, given how massive the franchise is in japanI genuinely believe the next project is gonna be something in the Fire Emblem or Splatoon universes. Now whether that be animated, live action, or what have you, I dunno.
I think that of the "big three" (Mario, Zelda and Metroid) this is the one that would fit better into a movie. A scfi-horror film like Alien.Need a Metroid one man. Would be nice
I was gonna say TV-MA HBO show with GRRM helping on script. Starring Pedro Pascal of course.Anything but a Three Houses adaptation lol
But you know would work as some prestige HBO of Fire Emblem series? The Jugdral saga. Genealogy of the Holy War would make for a fantastic adaption. It's got everything you could want: a ton of lore and world building to work with, huge epic battles, a story that spans to basically the entire continent of Jugdral, political intrigue, complex antagonists, and characters banging their cousins. And to people who never played the game: the meteor shower at the end of Chapter 5 would be a crazy way to cap out a season.
Fire Emblem wouldn't work as a movie. That'd get an HBO Series.
I can visualize Pikmin as live action though, with zoom outs to visualize how comedically timed the fight encounter can be (ants like creatures fighting a toy sized mob). Although a lot of effects needed.Nintendo Franchises for animation (movie/anime)
- Pikmin
Need a Metroid one man. Would be nice
Idk, look at Pikmin Shorts, they did so well in terms of viewers, I think they won't ever go with a live actionI can visualize Pikmin as live action though, with zoom outs to visualize how comedically timed the fight encounter can be (ants like creatures fighting a toy sized mob). Although a lot of effects needed.
I mean FE is/can (be) very bog standard medieval fantasy. So I think that it could work very well for live action given what has be done within the genre.I think FE (and Xenoblade, by extension) would far and away work best as anime series or films. I think live action or CGI adaptations of those franchises wouldn’t work for the same reasons why hypothetical live action or CGI adaptations of other JRPG franchises like Final Fantasy, Persona, or Tales wouldn’t work.
Really, the only other Nintendo franchise that I believe would work for live-action adaptations is Metroid. Maybe Mysterious Murasame Castle, if they’re willing to resurrect that.
The whole Xeno series since Gears has been Takahashi trying to emulate anime. It'd be a shame to do a live action Xeno unless they got Hideaki Anno to direct or something.I think FE (and Xenoblade, by extension) would far and away work best as anime series or films.
I know Brie Larson has been lobbying for the part, but damned if I don't think Charlize Theron would be better, if not perfect.The Zelda movie would need to be insanely successful before they even start to consider Metroid.
Then again, Brie Larson is RIGHT THERE.