Production I.G's HAIKYU!! The Dumpster Battle opens in Japanese theaters, adapting the Haikyu!! manga's climactic Spring Nationals showdown between Karasuno High and rival powerhouse Nekoma High.
Production I.G film, 1 hr 24 min, released Feb 16, 2024, adapting the manga's Spring Nationals match between Nekoma and Karasuno[1]
Kenma Kozume, who has never found volleyball thrilling, must analyze Karasuno and lead Nekoma while facing his friend Shouyou Hinata[1]
Follows Haikyuu!! To the Top Part 2; sequel is Haikyuu!! Movie: vs. Chiisana Kyojin; licensed by Crunchyroll; MAL score 8.62[1]
已确认可信度 92%81%9年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Production I.G's Haikyu!! The Movie: Battle of Concepts opens in Japanese theaters, a compilation film recapping Karasuno High's decisive third-season showdown with reigning champion Shiratorizawa Academy.
已确认可信度 92%80%9年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Haikyu!! The Movie: Talent and Sense opens in Japanese theaters, a Production I.G compilation film revisiting Karasuno's match against Aoba Johsai with new footage, released as a same-day double feature with its companion film.
预估可信度 60%100天后Only the year is known: MyAnimeList[1] and the December 2025 franchise livestream give the release as 2027, so it is pinned to the first day of that year.
Production I.G's second and final Haikyu!! Final film sends Karasuno's Shoyo Hinata past the player who inspired him, closing the volleyball saga in Japanese theaters in 2027.
已确认可信度 92%88%38.4年前Japanese theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Grave of the Fireflies opens in Japanese theaters, a Studio Ghibli war drama following two orphaned siblings, Seita and his young sister Setsuko, struggling to survive in the final months of World War II.
已确认可信度 92%81%334天前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
MAPPA's Zombie Land Saga: Yumeginga Paradise opens in Japanese theaters, sending the zombie idol group Franchouchou into a battle to save Saga prefecture from an alien invasion.
已确认可信度 92%80%26.2年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Cardcaptor Sakura the Movie 2: The Sealed Card releases in Japanese theaters, a Madhouse-produced finale to the anime in which Sakura faces one last, unnamed card with power to match all of her collected Clow Cards combined.
已确认可信度 92%86%2.2年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Studio Durian's Look Back opens in Japanese theaters, adapting Tatsuki Fujimoto's one-shot manga about two aspiring young manga artists, Fujino and Kyomoto, whose creative partnership and rivalry shapes both their lives.
已确认可信度 92%85%8.1年前Japanese theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
I Want to Eat Your Pancreas releases in Japanese theaters, a Studio VOLN adaptation of Yoru Sumino's novel about a withdrawn boy who befriends a popular, secretly terminally ill classmate after stumbling on her diary.
已确认可信度 92%84%31.2年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Studio Ghibli's Whisper of the Heart releases in Japanese theaters, a coming-of-age story following bookish schoolgirl Shizuku as she chases a mysterious cat and discovers her own ambitions as a writer.
已确认可信度 92%83%4.3年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Shin-Ei Animation's Teasing Master Takagi-san: The Movie opens in Japanese theaters, continuing the anime adaptation of Souichirou Yamamoto's manga as middle schoolers Takagi and Nishikata spend their final junior-high summer raising an abandoned kitten together.
已确认可信度 92%82%22.9年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
Satoshi Kon's Tokyo Godfathers opens in Japanese theaters, a Christmas Eve dramedy following three homeless Tokyo residents who discover an abandoned baby and set out to find her parents.
已确认可信度 92%83%3.6年前Theatrical release date confirmed on the title's own MyAnimeList[1] listing.
NUT's Blue Giant opens in Japanese theaters, adapting Shinichi Ishizuka's manga about Dai Miyamoto, a former basketball player turned self-taught saxophonist chasing a career in Tokyo's jazz clubs.
