Dragon Quest: Your Story

Luca has grown up listening to legends about his family and the dangers that threaten their world. When a cruel sorcerer named Ladja seizes his mother, Luca refuses to stay put. He sets out to locate a legendary swordsman said to wield the Zenithian blade, convinced that this heavenly hero is the key to rescuing his family. The boy travels through bright towns, eerie ruins, and landscapes colored with magic as he learns that true courage comes from choice as much as destiny. Along the boy discovers that heroism isn’t a single moment but the sum of doubt faced and promises kept. The film also sprinkles humor and camaraderie to keep it approachable for families.

Directed by Ryuichi Yagi and produced with Takashi Yamazaki's creative guidance, this 2019 anime frames the Dragon Quest universe in lush animation. It features voices by Takeru Satoh, Kasumi Arimura, Haru, Kentaro Sakaguchi and Takayuki Yamada, bringing the world to life.

Box office figures for Dragon Quest: Your Story are not listed in the available material, reflecting its niche appeal as a streaming oriented anime feature rather than a traditional wide release. The focus tends to be on visuals and fan reception.

Although there are no listed major awards for Dragon Quest: Your Story, it has a dedicated following among fans of the game and animation. Viewers praise the faithful look and brisk pacing, while some critics argue that the adaptation can feel uneven in its handling of lore.

Reception lands somewhere between admiration for its visuals and questions about its pacing. The film leans into classic Dragon Quest themes of family duty, self discovery, and courage born from choices, rather than sheer bravado. On a public rating site it sits around 6.76 out of 10 from 229 votes, signaling a mixed but engaged audience.