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4th Disney Twisted-Wonderland Animated TV Ad Highlights Scarabia Dorm
posted on by Kim Morrissy
The Disney Twisted-Wonderland smartphone game released its fourth animated television ad on Tuesday. The ad highlights the Scarabia Dorm, which is inspired by Disney's 1992 animated film Aladdin. Kazuki Furuta, who also voices Kalim Al-Asim in the game, narrated the ad. Like the previous ads, the animation was produced by CloverWorks.
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— 【公式】ディズニー ツイステッドワンダーランド (@twst_jp) September 15, 2020
新規アニメーションで描かれたTVCM映像の第4弾を放映いたします。
第4弾はスカラビア寮です。
是非ご覧ください。
#ツイステ #ディズニー #twistedwonderland pic.twitter.com/r9gj1FBD77
Aniplex, which collaborated with Walt Disney Japan to produce the game, released 15 and 30-second versions of the ad on its YouTube channel.
The game launched in Japan in March. The first TV ad focused on the Heartslabyul Dormitory, inspired by the world of Alice in Wonderland. The second ad featured The Lion King-inspired Savanaclaw Dorm, and the third ad highlighted the Octavinelle Dorm, which is inspired by The Little Mermaid.
Black Butler manga creator Yana Toboso handled the game's main concept, scenario, and character designs. TROYCA animated the game's opening movie, and Night Ravels performed the opening theme song "Piece of my world."
The game centers around characters inspired by villains from Disney films, and is described as a "villains academy adventure game" that will have rhythm game elements and battles.
The game's story begins when the main character is summoned to another world by a magic mirror. There, the main character arrives at the prestigious magic training school "Night Ravens College." With nowhere to go, the main character is offered protection by the school's masked headmaster, and gets to know the uncooperative but genius students of the school while trying to find a way to get back home.
Night Ravens College has seven dormitories. The characters for each dormitory are inspired by different Disney works, including Alice in Wonderland, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Snow White, Hercules, The Lion King, and Sleeping Beauty.
Source: Moca-News