The main trailer and final visual for Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 2, the final film of the Sound! Euphonium series, have been released. The film will be released in Japan on September 11.
A new promotional video for the Osomatsu-san live-action film has been released. It presents first-ever footage from the film accompanied by the song 'Dekoboko Life' performed by Aぇ! group.
A new "memorial" visual has been shared for "Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dear Friend," the film that will conclude the "Aobuta" series. This time, the focus is on Sara Himeji, one of the most anticipated characters in the series.
The success of the Himitsu no AiPri movie was celebrated at a special 'Secret Stage!' event in Tokyo, where the stars of the series' new installment, Onegai AiPri, met their fans for the first time.
The main voice cast for the ufotable-produced Mahoutsukai no Yoru anime film has been revealed; beloved characters are coming to the big screen with their original voices.
Special scenes shared for the new The Irregular at Magic High School film released in Japan prove Tatsuya Shiba's legendary power once again.
In the anime adaptation of TYPE-MOON's legendary visual novel Mahoutsukai no Yoru, the original game's star voice cast returns to their roles.
Keroro and his platoon are preparing for a spectacular return to the big screen after a 16-year hiatus. The music and narrator for the 20th-anniversary special film have been confirmed.
At the special event held for "Hebi-gami," the highly anticipated final chapter of the Mononoke film series, lead voice actor Hiroshi Kamiya and director Kenji Nakamura met with fans.
The cinematic journey of the cult anime series Mononoke reaches its peak with the final installment of the trilogy, Hebigami. The newly released trailer heralds the final adventure of the Medicine Seller, filled with dark secrets.
The six-month countdown for the sci-fi classic Expelled from Paradise's sequel, 'Resonance of the Heart', is being celebrated with a special streaming project that presents the original film in episodes.
The award-winning manga "The Credits Roll Into the Sea" is being adapted into an anime film through a collaboration between Kyoto Animation and director Taichi Ishidate. The production, which tells the story of a 65-year-old woman's passion for cinema, will be released in 2027.