That Full D&D Renault Commercial Is Here And It Features Tiamat And Venger!

kenmarable · May 24, 2019

I also just noticed at the end of the commercial, their real world clothes match the brief glimpses from the beginning of the cartoon - even the right color pants from the half second shot after their ride falls apart!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D66n31vUeyI

Celebrim · May 24, 2019

So beautiful.

Ralif Redhammer · May 24, 2019

Yeah, I thought so, too! It's practically like she stepped right off the cover of The Rise of Tiamat.

Kramodlog said:
Tiamat is surprisingly well made.

Parmandur · May 24, 2019

mips42 said:
Soooo, somehow Renault can make a better D&D movie than four attempts by hollywood directors and scriptwriters? what?

It hasn't been done by Hollywood directors and scriptwriters yet: the Sweetpea movies were amateur hour.

Reaper Steve · May 24, 2019

Surprised no one's mentioned it, but it looks like we have an official end to their story... THEY MADE IT HOME!!!

Alzrius · May 24, 2019

So that's how the kids finally made it back home! Thanks for giving us a proper ending to the story (and a hint of the adventure possibly continuing) Renault!

Sacrosanct · May 24, 2019

Sheila put her invisibility cloak on as soon as she got in the car? Presumably because she didn't want to be seen in a Renault

orangefruitbat · May 24, 2019

I think it's a bit of a director's cheat because there are six adventurers, but that car looks like it can only seat five.

Sacrosanct said:
Sheila put her invisibility cloak on as soon as she got in the car? Presumably because she didn't want to be seen in a Renault

MechaTarrasque · May 24, 2019

Usually I am all for "bigger is better for dragons", but huge Tiamat looks pretty good.

calliban · May 24, 2019

D&D Cartoon has a cult status in Brazil. We had re-runs from late 80's to early 00's - including a time where it had short-lived special program just for it in mid 90's.

Strangely enough, since Brazilian tv tends to cut out openings and credits most of us only learned this cartoon was about an RPG when internet became more popular, in the later part of the 90's.

The marketing company licensed the cartoon, but this isn't the first time something like that was made in Brazil; there was a Wacky Races add a few years ago that is pretty spot on as well.