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Its summary on Crunchyroll is as follows: The anime is a retelling of the game's story. The second and third part were released in June 20 and October 24, 2012.Īll three arcs were then released as a Blu-ray set in Japan on November 6, 2013. The United World arc was released in 2011 with the first part in November 23. The Tethe'alla arc was released in 2010 in the same fashion as the previous arc with the first episode released on Maand then the second and third parts were released on May 26 and September 23 of 2010 while the fourth part was released on February 11, 2011. The Sylvarant arc got a Blu-ray DVD release on September 2008 in Japan. Initially, the anime was released back in 2007 as Original Video Animations (OVA) with the Sylvarant arc released as four separate DVD's that released in different parts of the year with the first episode released on Jand then the rest on August 10, October 24 and December 21 of the respective year. Go check it out if you haven’t watched it already! It is available in Japanese audio with English subtitles. Crunchyroll has added Tales of Symphonia: The Animation to their anime catalog since February 24.

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