Jul 08, 2016 09:02 PM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

Screenshots of "Final Fantasy XV" was released and gathered the attention of fans who are talking about the characters speculating before its launch in August.

"Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV" gathered much attention in the latest Weekly Famitsu following the showcase of the custom-designed Audi R8 matching the ones in the CGI film. The upcoming movie will be one of the two releases, the other one is "Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV," that is heavily related to the "Final Fantasy XV" game as what fans have noticed.

"Kingsglaive" has been featured in Famitsu with several set of screenshots, particularly showing Ravus Nox Fleuret, the brother of Luna. Ravus reportedly is a high ranking officer of the Niflheim Empire.

Ravus is a new character which was hinted by the developer that will be making his debut in the game. But they will make some modifications on the appearance and expression of the character in the game and is said to be of importance.  Rumors are now began to spread of what Ravus will look like in the game which brings thrill to the fans. Some say that there's a possibility that will see a hooded Ravus in the game as seen way back 3 years ago in the E3 trailer, Dual Shockers reported.

The new gathered report features screenshots of the six new characters in "Kingsglaive", which includes Ravus. Yuuichi Nakamura will be the voice actor of Ravus. The five other characters are revealed as Glauca, Niflheim army's general, Pelna Khara, Axis Arra, Tredd Furia and Sonitus Bellum, Gematsu reported.

"Kingslave: Final Fantasy XV" will be launched on August 19 on selected theaters worldwide and the Blu-ray version will released this fall.

Right now, fans may catch the fresh episode of "Brotherhood Final Fantasy XV," which was also linked to the game. In this teaser trailer, fans will see King Regis with his son and young Noctis training in the sword.

The 3^rd episode of "Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV" is set to arrive on July 7 at 6am PDT.

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