Welcome to Fantasy Cloud
Fantasy Cloud is a Madrid-based blog by Ana Alonso, covering the best of Japanese pop culture. From deep-dive Final Fantasy retrospectives to seasonal anime reviews and the latest JRPG news, we bring enthusiastic, knowledgeable commentary written by fans, for fans. Explore our articles on Square Enix titles, DC and Batman, Star Wars, animation, and much more.
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Latest Articles
Spy x Family closes its first cycle
Final Fantasy VII 25th anniversary
Final Fantasy XVI new trailer
The ending of Bubble (2022)
The 'Taxi Driver' ending
Content Highlights
Final Fantasy articles
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Anime reviews
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Manga features
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Film & animation
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Final Fantasy Coverage
Fantasy Cloud has followed the Final Fantasy series closely, with in-depth articles spanning multiple mainline entries. Our coverage includes:
- Final Fantasy VII Remake, Rebirth, and Ever Crisis analysis
- Final Fantasy XV Active Time Reports and Kingsglaive film coverage
- Final Fantasy XVI trailer breakdowns and release anticipation
- Retrospectives on classic titles like Final Fantasy VIII
On June 14, 2016, we covered the Active Time Report from E3 where Square Enix unveiled new trailers for Final Fantasy XV, which was scheduled to launch on September 30, 2016 for PS4 and Xbox One. The companion film Kingsglaive premiered in Japan on July 9, 2016 and reached US audiences on August 19, 2016, with a special screening at Le Grand Rex in Paris on September 15, 2016.
For the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy VII in June 2022, we examined the announcements of Ever Crisis, Crisis Core Reunion, and Rebirth. That same month, we analyzed the new Final Fantasy XVI trailer and its planned summer 2023 release window.
Fantasy Cloud is your gateway to the vibrant world of Japanese pop culture, bringing together the best of anime, manga, and JRPGs in one welcoming space. From the sprawling universes of Square Enix to the latest seasonal anime releases, the blog offers a steady stream of thoughtful commentary and enthusiastic coverage. Whether you are a longtime fan revisiting classic titles or a newcomer eager to explore what the genre has to offer, the site curates content that speaks to every level of fandom. Expect deep dives, retrospectives, and fresh perspectives that celebrate the artistry and storytelling that make Japanese entertainment so beloved worldwide.
The Final Fantasy coverage at Fantasy Cloud stands out as a cornerstone of the site, with articles that trace the series' evolution across generations of gaming. Readers can journey through the iconic worlds, memorable characters, and sweeping soundtracks that have defined this legendary franchise. Beyond Final Fantasy, the blog also explores other Square Enix properties, DC and Batman lore, Star Wars storytelling, and the broader landscape of animation. Each piece is written with genuine passion and an eye for detail, ensuring that every visit uncovers something new to appreciate about the medium and the creative minds behind it.
Anime and manga enthusiasts will find a home at Fantasy Cloud, where seasonal reviews and recommendations are delivered with clarity and heart. The site keeps pace with what is airing and releasing, helping readers decide what deserves a spot on their watchlist or bookshelf. The writing balances enthusiasm with measured analysis, offering both celebration and constructive insight. With regular updates and a commitment to covering a wide range of genres and styles, the blog serves as a reliable companion for anyone navigating the ever-expanding world of Japanese entertainment, one article at a time.
Anime & Manga
Our anime and manga coverage spans seasonal reviews, episode analysis, and cultural commentary. We have explored series ranging from Kimetsu no Yaiba to Neon Genesis Evangelion, and published a roundup of the best Japanese fiction of 2021 on January 2, 2022.
How We Cover a Series
- Watch or read the complete work before forming an opinion.
- Research production background, staff, and cultural context.
- Write a structured analysis covering themes, characters, and visual style.
- Publish with honest, fan-to-fan commentary — no corporate speak.
On June 27, 2022, we celebrated Spy x Family closing its first anime cycle as one of the most popular series of the year. We have also covered Tales of Arise, announced for a 2020 release at E3 2019, and Cyberpunk 2077 during the same event.
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Beyond Final Fantasy
While Square Enix titles are a cornerstone of our content, Fantasy Cloud also covers DC and Batman, Star Wars, and animation. On July 4, 2016, we reviewed the deleted scenes from Disney's Zootrópolis (Zootopia), and on June 9, 2019, we reported on Microsoft's E3 conference including Tales of Arise and Cyberpunk 2077.
Our Blog section hosts long-form opinion pieces and retrospectives, while Noticias delivers timely updates across all our coverage areas: Final Fantasy, Batman y DC, Manga y Anime, Star Wars, and Animación.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fantasy Cloud is authored primarily by Ana Alonso, based in Madrid, Spain. The blog reflects a personal, fan-driven perspective on Japanese pop culture.
We cover Final Fantasy and Square Enix titles, anime, manga, JRPGs, DC/Batman, Star Wars, and animation — all from a Spanish fan perspective.
You can reach us via email at contacto@fantasycloud.net or by phone at 628529540. Visit our Newsletter page to subscribe for the latest updates.
No. Fantasy Cloud is an independent fan blog. We are not officially affiliated with Square Enix, Bandai Namco, Disney, or any other company we cover.
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