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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Radio Edition is a radio drama dedicated to Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. It was aired in January and February 2003. There is a complete version which was released by DigiCube in form of four CDs. The first one was released February 26, 2003. One CD represents one volume, while one volume consists of three chapters (except for volume one, which consists of four) and an extra chapter. The background music played in the drama was originally from disc 2 of Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: Original Soundtrack. In live radio broadcasts, the song Shiroi Hana plays during the epilogue. A premium edition contains a poster and a calendar.

Story

The plot is slightly different from the original game, and the main characters are immediately transferred to Ivalice after Mewt Randell reads Alta Oron Sondus Kameela. Nono appears much earlier in the storyline than the before. At the first battle with the bangaa, it was forbidden to use Magic instead of using items. Because of this, Montblanc receives a Yellow Card after casting Fire to a bangaa. Then one of the bangaa received a Red Card and was sent into prison because he had hit Nono, a non-participant, with Aero.

Another difference is that Doned says that Marche is Ritz's boyfriend, but Ritz insists it is a lie. Unlike the original game, Ritz, Mewt, and even Doned's arrival are shown. Upon Doned's arrival, he meets up with a Judge.

Nono's airship's name is revealed, which is called the Brilliante. When the Brilliante was about to be fixed by Nono along with Montblanc, a lever is stuck which causes an explosion. The Brilliante was then used to go to the Bervenia Palace. This was mentioned again in Hurdy's sidestory from Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift.

Later in the radio drama, Marche, Montblanc, Ritz, Shara, Doned, Judgemaster Cid, and Babus joined forces against Queen Remedi. During the battle, Montblanc knew Time Magic while Ritz knew Spirit Magic. The team also summoned Totema based on their race. Instead of summoning Exodus like in the game, Ritz summons Mateus, while Cid summons Adrammelech.

At the ending, instead of meeting with Biggs, Cid Randell invites a drinking friend. And at the ending, a voice, presumably Montblanc, says to Marche that he hopes to see him in a dream.

Volumes

Volume 1

Catalog #: SSCX-10081/2

Release Date: February 26, 2003

Chapter 1: Ivalice
Chapter Two: Engage!
Chapter Three: Realized Dreams
Chapter Four: Clan, Quest and the First Job!
EX-One: Marche's Training Diary

Volume 2

Catalog #: SSCX-10088

Release Date: March 26, 2003

Chapter One: On a Different Wavelength
Chapter Two: An Alchemist Ezel
Chapter Three: Famfrit
EX-Two: Reminiscing the Past

Volume 3

Catalog #: SSCX-10092

Release Date: April 23, 2003

Chapter One: Undesirable Person, Desired Person
EX-Three: Important Thing of Ritz
Chapter Two: In Prison
Chapter Three: What Moves Darkness

Volume 4

Catalog #: SSCX-10094

Release Date: May 21, 2003

Chapter One: Miscalculation
EX-Four: Anxious Feeling of Disturbance
Chapter Two: Conquer Weakness Exceeding Fantasy
Chapter Three: In the End, There is Snowfall
Extra Track: FFTA Radio CM Collection*

*The CM Collection contains commercial of the radio drama, the game Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: Original Soundtrack.

Credits

Voice cast

The voice actors was introduced during the credits, by the voice actors themselves. Each voice actor stated which character they played, and then their own name. The Song The Place We Should Return To was played.

Character	Voice actor
Marche Radiuju	Yuka Imai
Mewt Randell	Asami Sanada
Ritz Malheur	Yumi Kakazu
Doned Radiuju	Hiromi Ishikawa
Montblanc	Kumiko Yokote
Nono	Masako Jō
Judge	Akimitsu Takase
Shara	Rie Kanda
Babus Swain	Kumi Sakuma
Mog Knight	Ryoukichi Takahashi
Eaglets	Katsuhiro Harasawa
Bangaa Tribe	Satoshi Katougi
Madam Kiri	Kiri Segawa
Remedi	Yoshiko Sakakibara
Ezel Berbier	Wataru Takagi
Cid Randell	Yasuyuki Kase
Llednar Twem	Hikaru Midorikawa
Famfrit	Mitsuaki Madono
Ultima	Kaho Kōda
Adrammelech	Toshiyuki Morikawa

Other

Script: Atsuhiro Tomioka and Kiyoko Yoshimura
Music Composers: Nobuo Uematsu, Hitoshi Sakimoto, Kaori Ohkoshi, and Ayako Saso
Producer: Kensuke Tanaka
Assistant Producer: Kyoko Saito
Coordinators: Shinji Nakashima & Nobutaka Kasama
Recording: Director Tomohiro Yoshida
Recording Engineer: Satoshi Fujimura
Sound Effect: Daisuke Jimbo
Recording Studio: TAVAC
Recording Management: RAKUONSHA
Art Direction: Tadashi Shimada
Design: Tadashi Shimada & Norie Kadokura
Photography: Hiroshi Shibaizumi & Shinji Motomatsu
CD Production Producer: Yusuke Hasegawa
CD Production Manager: Akiko Honda & Yuichiro Komiyama

Trivia

The spell chants cast in the radio drama were taken from the spell chants in Final Fantasy Tactics.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Radio Edition is the second audio drama released under the Final Fantasy franchise after Final Fantasy: Unlimited.

External links

Japanese Summary at OgreWebBook

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+'''''Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Radio Edition''''' is a radio drama dedicated to ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''. It was aired in January and February 2003. There is a complete version which was released by [[DigiCube]] in form of four CDs. The first one was released February 26, 2003. One CD represents one volume, while one volume consists of three chapters (except for volume one, which consists of four) and an extra chapter. The background music played in the drama was originally from disc 2 of ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: Original Soundtrack]]''. In live radio broadcasts, the song ''[[Shiroi Hana (song)|Shiroi Hana]]'' plays during the epilogue. A premium edition contains a poster and a calendar.
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-'''''Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Radio Edition''''' is a Radio Drama that was dedicated to ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''. It was aired in January and February 2003. There is a Complete Version which was released by [[DigiCube]] in form of four CDs. The first one was released February 26, 2003. One CD represents one volume, while one volume consists of three chapters (except for volume one, which consists of four) and One Extra Chapter. The background music played in the drama was originally from Disc 2 of ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: Original Soundtrack]]''. In live radio broadcasts, the song ''[[Shiroi Hana (Song)|Shiroi Hana]]'' plays during the epilogue. A premium edition contains a poster and a calendar.
 ==Story==
-The plot is slightly different from the original game, and the main characters are immediately transferred to [[Ivalice]] after [[Mewt Randell]] reads ''Alta Oron Sondus Kameela''. [[Nono]] appears much earlier in the storyline than the before. At the first battle with the [[Bangaa]], it was forbidden to use [[Magic (term)|Magic]] instead of using items. Because of this, Montblanc receives a [[Yellow Card]] after casting [[Fire (ability)|Fire]] to a Bangaa. Then one of the Bangaa received a [[Red Card (Tactics Advance)|Red Card]] and was sent into prison because he had hit Nono, a non-participant, with [[Aero]].
+The plot is slightly different from the original game, and the main characters are immediately transferred to [[Ivalice (Tactics Advance)|Ivalice]] after [[Mewt Randell]] reads ''Alta Oron Sondus Kameela''. [[Nono]] appears much earlier in the storyline than the before. At the first battle with the [[bangaa]], it was forbidden to use [[Magic (term)|Magic]] instead of using items. Because of this, Montblanc receives a [[Yellow Card]] after casting [[Fire (ability)|Fire]] to a bangaa. Then one of the bangaa received a [[Red Card (Tactics Advance)|Red Card]] and was sent into prison because he had hit Nono, a non-participant, with [[Aero]].
 Another difference is that [[Doned Radiuju|Doned]] says that Marche is Ritz's boyfriend, but Ritz insists it is a lie. Unlike the original game, Ritz, Mewt, and even Doned's arrival are shown. Upon Doned's arrival, he meets up with a [[Judge (Tactics Advance)|Judge]].
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 ==Credits==
-===Voice Actors===
+===Voice cast===
 The voice actors was introduced during the credits, by the voice actors themselves. Each voice actor stated which character they played, and then their own name. The Song ''The Place We Should Return To'' was played.
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+|[[wikipedia:Yuka Imai|Yuka Imai]]
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 |[[Mewt Randell]]
+|[[wikipedia:Asami Sanada|Asami Sanada]]
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 |[[Ritz Malheur]]
+|[[wikipedia:Yumi Kakazu|Yumi Kakazu]]
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 |[[Doned Radiuju]]
+|[[wikipedia:Hiromi Ishikawa|Hiromi Ishikawa]]
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-|{{w|Hiromi Ishikawa}}
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 |[[Montblanc]]
+|[[wikipedia:Hyo-sei|Kumiko Yokote]]
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-|{{w|Hyo-sei|Kumiko Yokote}}
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 |[[Nono]]
+|[[wikipedia:Masako Jō|Masako Jō]]
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-|{{w|Masako Jō}}
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 |[[Judge (Tactics Advance)|Judge]]
+|[[wikipedia:Akimitsu Takase|Akimitsu Takase]]
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 |[[Shara]]
+|[[wikipedia:Rie Kanda|Rie Kanda]]
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 |[[Babus Swain]]
+|[[wikipedia:Kumi Sakuma|Kumi Sakuma]]
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-|{{w|Kumi Sakuma}}
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 |[[Mog Knight]]
+|[[wikipedia:Ryoukichi Takahashi|Ryoukichi Takahashi]]
-|
-|{{w|Ryoukichi Takahashi}}
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 |Eaglets
+|[[wikipedia:Katsuhiro Harasawa|Katsuhiro Harasawa]]
-|
-|{{w|Katsuhiro Harasawa}}
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 |[[Bangaa]] Tribe
+|[[wikipedia:Satoshi Katougi|Satoshi Katougi]]
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-|{{w|Satoshi Katougi}}
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 |Madam Kiri
+|[[wikipedia:Kiri Segawa|Kiri Segawa]]
-|
-|{{w|Kiri Segawa}}
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 |[[Remedi]]
+|[[wikipedia:Yoshiko Sakakibara|Yoshiko Sakakibara]]
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-|{{w|Yoshiko Sakakibara}}
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 |[[Ezel Berbier]]
+|[[wikipedia:Wataru Takagi|Wataru Takagi]]
-|
-|{{w|Wataru Takagi}}
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 |[[Cid Randell]]
+|[[wikipedia:Yasuyuki Kase|Yasuyuki Kase]]
-|
-|{{w|Yasuyuki Kase}}
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 |[[Llednar Twem]]
+|[[wikipedia:Hikaru Midorikawa|Hikaru Midorikawa]]
-|
-|{{w|Hikaru Midorikawa}}
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 |[[Famfrit (Tactics Advance)|Famfrit]]
+|[[wikipedia:Mitsuaki Madono|Mitsuaki Madono]]
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-|{{w|Mitsuaki Madono}}
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 |[[Ultima (Tactics Advance)|Ultima]]
+|[[wikipedia:Kaho Kōda|Kaho Kōda]]
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 |[[Adrammelech (Tactics Advance)|Adrammelech]]
+|[[wikipedia:Toshiyuki Morikawa|Toshiyuki Morikawa]]
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 ==External links==
 *[http://owb.cool.ne.jp/ivalice/ffta/radio.htm Japanese Summary at OgreWebBook]
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+[[Category:Ivalice]]
+[[Category:Radio dramas]]
 [[Category:Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]
-[[Category:Radio Dramas]]