‘Bayonetta: Bloody Fate’ Anime Feature Gets Nine Minute Dub Preview

FUNimation made a good splash at the conventions this summer and with other venues to get the world out for Bayonetta: Bloody Fate, the anime adaptation of the game property into theatrical form. The feature is getting a DVD/BD release from the company on October 21st, 2014 and to entice folks into picking it up all the more, they’ve now released a nine minute long preview of the film. The DVD/BD release, priced at $34.98 for the combo format, comes with some welcome features as we get the English language cast commentary and a look at the film through a number of storyboards that looks like it runs about thirty minutes.

The film stars Hellena Taylor as Bayonetta, Grey DeLisle as Jeanne, Yuri Lowenthal as Luka, Grant Albrecht as Balder, Dave Fennoy as Roding, John Kassir as Enzo and Richard Epcar as the narrator.

Plot concept: Based on the best-selling franchise, this pulse-pounding feature length anime shows you a side of Bayonetta you’ve never seen before! Twenty years after her awakening, the hottest witch in gaming history is still searching for clues that could help unravel the mysteries of her dark past. Aided in her quest by the clandestine weapon smith Rodin – and his deadly creations: Scarborough Fair – Bayonetta continues to leave a trail of angel corpses in her irresistible wake. Her search for answers leads to encounters with a mysterious – and eerily familiar – little girl, a vengeance-obsessed journalist, and a deadly white-haired beauty that seems to know more about Bayonetta than the witch herself. Fans of the franchise won’t want to miss this chance to see their favorite fantasy come to life in a killer flick packed with mind-blowing action and scandalous scenes of seduction!

And the original trailer:

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