He’s an incredibly talented artist, so I hope you’ll check out what he has to say.įinally, I’d like to announce that Drakengard 3 is now available to pre-order on and other participating retailers. He points out a lot of things you may not have noticed about the game, such as how the new characters are done in a more modern style and are contrasted against enemies that retain the series’ medieval roots. He’s been designing for the Drakengard series since the beginning, and you can really get a sense of how excited he is to resume the project after its eight year hiatus. We’ve also posted a new behind-the-scenes interview with Character Artist Kimihiko Fujisaka.
They’re quite a charming bunch, but I won’t spoil your reading pleasure by giving out any more details than that. These chapters starring Zero’s sisters are too good not to share though, giving readers a glimpse into the personality of each one before you meet them in the game. While we’ll release a few more chapters down the road, the paperback edition included in the Collector’s Edition is the only way to read the entirety of the fiction. Speaking of Intoner sisters, we’ve also updated the selections of our prequel novella on to include Two, Three, Four, and Five.
So it’s worth pointing out that technically you’re getting all the main characters, except One… If the game’s Intoner Sisters are more your thing, fear not: each Disciple theme actually has three panels in its rotation, one of which showcases them with their Intoner masters. If you’ve already pre-ordered the game, you’ve got this coming, but if not, you can pre-order today and get six free themes featuring Zero, Mikhail, and the game’s four Disciples: Cent, Octa, Decadus, and Dito. Drakengard 3 is drawing ever closer, as we’ve made evident today by revealing our third and final wave of pre-order bonuses.
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