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Naturally, this isn’t an indication of how far along GrimGrimoire 2 was in development, but it does tell us it was under serious consideration… to the point that a studio had been contracted for help with localization work. GrimGrimoire (2007 Video Game) Full Cast & Crew See agents for this cast & crew on IMDbPro Directed by George Kamitani Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) George Kamitani. On their credits page, the studio mentions voiceover not only for GrimGrimoire, but also for a GrimGrimoire 2, listed as a PlayStation 2 game. Wakana Maruoka as Lujei Piche Eriko Matsui as Gaff The game will launch in Japan on July 28. As you’ve probably guessed, they also handled voiceovers for GrimGrimoire. GrimGrimoire OnceMore Remastered Games Latest Trailers Highlight Sorcery, Necromancy. This brings us to a certain company, who are a studio that handle localization and voiceover aspects for a plethora of videogames, ranging all the way from mainstream shooters to JRPGs. Online play is a feature Kamitani has cited as wanting to include in a potential sequel. The difference is, GrimGrimoire was the only Vanillaware game that Kamitani wanted to develop a sequel to, which is something he has mentioned in various interviews conducted during 2007. Like Vanillaware’s other games, GrimGrimoire was directed by Vanillaware president, George Kamitani, and also like their other games, it was a standalone title with no sequels developed. On her fifth day at the academy, Lillet wakes up to find everyone at the academy dead, and is transported back in time to relive the past five days over and over again until she can solve the mystery and prevent the deaths from happening. It seems she is a key character they creates a crossover between the plot and the worlds of both games. A realtime strategy game for the PlayStation 2, GrimGrimoire starred Lillet, a student at a magic academy. This collaboration between the two studios also resulted in the creation of the witch character Lujei Piche who is featured in both Soul Cradle and Grim Grimoire.

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Lujie was originally designed for GrimGrimoire, but Nippon Ichi Software thought the character would be a good fit with the visuals and style of Soul Nomad. In 2007, Nippon Ichi Software published a game developed by the creators of Muramasa: The Demon Blade, Vanillaware, titled GrimGrimoire. A notable part of the collaboration between Vanillaware and Nippon Ichi Software was the character Lujie Piche, who also appeared in Soul Nomad & the World Eaters.

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