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The series is well known for its unique narrative structure, which combines a {{wp|nonlinear narrative}} with {{wp|unreliable narrator}}s to convey an uncertain sense of events within the world it creates. This format, now known as [[Arts_and_literature_of_Urcea#Contemporary_literature|Geronatic literature]] for ''Final Great War's'' author, has become widely emulated throughout Urcean and global literature. | The series is well known for its unique narrative structure, which combines a {{wp|nonlinear narrative}} with {{wp|unreliable narrator}}s to convey an uncertain sense of events within the world it creates. This format, now known as [[Arts_and_literature_of_Urcea#Contemporary_literature|Geronatic literature]] for ''Final Great War's'' author, has become widely emulated throughout Urcean and global literature. | ||
As of [[2032]], more than 200 million copies have been sold. The series was adapted into a [[Urcea|2025]]-[[Urcea|2030]] made-for-streaming television adaptation that proved extremely popular. The success of the books and series resulted in an additional set of movies written within the world of ''Final Great War'' by Geronato, the first of which debuted in February [[2032]]. | As of [[Urcea|2032]], more than 200 million copies have been sold. The series was adapted into a [[Urcea|2025]]-[[Urcea|2030]] made-for-streaming television adaptation that proved extremely popular. The success of the books and series resulted in an additional set of movies written within the world of ''Final Great War'' by Geronato, the first of which debuted in February [[Urcea|2032]]. | ||
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||