Dungeons & Dragons Finale -PT-BR Dub- Requiem (fan-made final episode)
Final episode of Dungeons & Dragons made by fans (an animation known as Dungeons & Dragons in the US).
The episode Requiem was written by Michael Reaves, with animation work by Ryan Nead and Marshall Hubbard (using elements from the original series) and Brazilian dubbing by the FãD&Dubs team. You can read more details about the behind-the-scenes of how this episode and this fan-dub were produced here:
https://ultimoepisodiocaverna.wordpre...
The creators of this episode are fans first and foremost, and amateur animators second. There are many things I (Ryan) wish I could have done differently, but I am very proud of what we managed to accomplish and I hope that everyone who loves this cartoon as much as we do will be satisfied with what we managed to put together.
Ryan Nead - September 28, 2020
(written on the occasion of the release of the original video available here: • Dungeons & Dragons Animated Series: Requie... )
Legal Notice:
Neither Ryan Nead nor Marshall Hubbard own the rights to Dungeons & Dragons. The rights belong to Hasbro - Wizards of the Coast. This animation was made for the entertainment of fans and does not belong to us for commercial purposes.
Professional Considerations:
We tried to follow Michael Reaves' excellent script closely, except for parts that were beyond our creative abilities.
His script ends at 28 minutes, in an "open ending" that he was instructed to do by the producers, allowing the series to perhaps continue into a fourth season.
The additional events that occur after that are strictly my (Ryan Nead's) ideas, discussed with co-creator Marshall Hubbard, on how to end the series. Using concepts and events derived from previous stories, in an attempt to bring a definitive conclusion to the story of the search for a way home.
Contact: [email protected]
This link is to a podcast (in English) about the episode, which Marshall and I did with Shane Stacks from Shane Plays:
• Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon: Fan-created Fi...
And this link is to a Facebook fan page, where we try to answer all your questions with the ease of the quick translation option that Facebook has and YouTube doesn't:
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(This YouTube channel is the only place where we, the creators, authorized the upload of this video. If you see it elsewhere, it was stolen without our permission. Some channels have chosen to take advantage of our hard work and use what should be a gift to everyone as a way to make money on their own channels. Furthermore, we would like to track the video's popularity, which is not possible when it is copied elsewhere.)