At other times, these works look more like freeform criticism, as in the case of Fantasy Sentences, which appears to reconstruct the gibberish of an 11-year-old girl.
Perhaps the looming Harry Potter finale has caused a case of fantasy-kids-adventure overload, but the third episode in the Narnia saga – which began so brightly with a tremendous version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe – is a bit of damp squib.
One of the more extreme cases of yachting fantasy was proposed by the designer known as Yelken Octuri — Yelken means "sail" in Turkish — whose Web site proposes a concept flying yacht, a trimaran-seaplane with folding sails that convert into wings.
Then again, one line — "It's a simple case of fitting fantasy into fact" — seemed to imply that the sweetness was illusory.
And, if Marilyn Monroe is re-created, who will be putting the acting talent into that creation?" In the case of Final Fantasy, the answer is Steve Buscemi, Donald Sutherland and James Woods, who provide the voices.
Next, either interview a live person from the list and write up your findings, or, in the case of a fantasy pick, research that person's life to find one or more defining experiences to write up as a short vignette.
With ports and remakes of older games, dialogue can be changed or added by the team, as in the case of Final Fantasy VI.
Other cases include the addition of accents as in the case of Final Fantasy X-2s O'aka, a merchant, who speaks Cockney despite no accent being present in Japanese.
Such scenes make up a sort of best-case fantasy of Japanese who realize that their country will have to open up to outsiders: as long as the change is imperceptible, the nuisance will be tolerable.
Making the series a test case for the artistic validity of fantasy literature and film isn't really necessary, or advisable, in the wake of greater achievements like Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" movies and the better entries in the "Harry Potter" series.
