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Tales Of Zestiria The X Season 02 Blu-Ray/DVD

Tales Of Zestiria The X Season 02 Blu-Ray/DVD

Tales Of Zestiria The X Season 02 Blu-Ray/DVD

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Description

The winds of change bring hope.

With new companions and new Seraphim powers, Sorey's abilities as the Shepherd continue to grow. Yet, as he continues his mission of peace, one of his allies is on a dark path. Unbeknownst to him, Rose leads the Scattered Bones, a group of mercenaries seeking vengeance against those who threaten peace. With the wind Seraph Dezel, Rose plans to exact a revenge that's years in the making. Can Sorey quell the anger that lies in their hearts and keep them from shedding blood? Or are they doomed to fall to malevolence?

As war discontentment spread, Sorey will learn that not all solutions can be peaceful-but he's determined to change that. Up against a horde of dragons and deadly Hellions, Sorey wants to use his light to save rather than destroy. But when his hesitation costs the life of an ally-can he stick to his morals and keep the darkness at bay? The final battle against the Lord of Calamity begins!

Blu-Ray Specs: 13 episodes on 2 discs; 1080p High Definition 16:9 HD Native; Dolby TrueHD English 5.1; Dolby TrueHD Japanese 2.0; English Subtitles; 325 minutes.

DVD Specs: 13 episodes on 2 discs; 16:9; English 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound; Japanese Stereo; English Subtitles; 325 minutes.

Product details
Adult All ages
Department Video / BluRay
Publisher Funimation
Series Tales of Zestiria
Shop Manga & Anime
Spoken language English , Japanese
Primary language English
Genre Fantasy , Supernatural , Action/Adventure
Subtitle language English
Blu-ray region A
Product region US
Product Code FUN-TOZB1702
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