Ni No Kuni to receive Netflix release in January
Yoshiyuki Momose's Ni No Kuni movie produced by Level-5 is slated for a Netflix release on January 16, and is reportedly a dubbed version. The movie is based on a new story that forms part of the first game, tracing the journey of two characters who undertake a journey into another world to rescue a friend, but discover that the friend's otherworldly counterpart is also in need of help.
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