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The official website for the live-action movie adaptation of Hiromasa Okujima's Babanbabanban Vampire comedy manga series announced on January 1 that the film's release in Japan will be delayed for the time being. The film was originally set for releasee in Japan on February 14, 2025, and no new release date has been set as of this reporting.The statement reads: "We have decided to postpone the release date of the movie “Babanbabanban Vampire,” which was scheduled to release on February 14, 2025, after discussions with various related parties. We apologize for the inconvenience this delay may cause to those who have been looking forward to the release of the film, and we would appreciate your understanding in this matter.

Babanbabanban Vampire, an upcoming TV anime based on the BL (“Bloody Love-Comedy”) manga, has published a new trailer as well as information about the show's official opening theme song. The series will broadcast in Japan as part of TV Asahi's “IMAnimation” programming block beginning on January 11, 2025 and it will also stream in worldwide markets on Netflix.Babanbabanban Vampire New TrailerBLUE ENCOUNT performs the opening theme song for the series, which is entitled “Bloody Liar” and which is sampled in the trailer above.Akita Shoten serializes the original Babanbabanban Vampire manga by Hiromasa Okujima in their Bessatsu Shonen Champion manga magazine. Itsuro Kawasaki writes and directs the TV anime at animation studio GAINA with assistant direction from Takahiro Tamano.

The official accounts and website for the upcoming live-action movie adaptation of Hiromasa Okujima's Babanbabanban Vampire comedy manga series released a main trailer and visual today on December 12.The trailer introduces the film's theme song "IIyu Dana 2025 imase x mabanua MIX" by singer-songwriter imase for the first time. Babanbabanban Vampire Live-Action Movie Main TrailerMain visual "Iiyu dana," literally meaning "This hot water is so good," was originally performed by Japanese chorus group Duke Aces in 1966. The song gained even wider recognition when a cover version by the comedy group The Drifters used it for decades as the ending to their own television shows.Imase covers the Showa-era classic with a relaxed and comfortable rhythmic arrangement.

Babanbabanban Vampire, an upcoming TV anime based on the BL (“Bloody Love-Comedy”) manga, has revealed a new piece of key art (below) as well as two new cast members. The series will broadcast in Japan as part of TV Asahi's “IMAnimation” programming block beginning on January 11, 2025 and it will also stream in worldwide markets on Netflix. The new cast members include:Umetaro Sakamoto voiced by Katsuyuki KonishiKaori Yamaba voiced by Akira Sekine Akita Shoten serializes the original Babanbabanban Vampire manga by Hiromasa Okujima in their Bessatsu Shonen Champion manga magazine.

The official accounts for the upcoming live-action movie adaptation of Hiromasa Okujima's Baban Baban Ban Vampire comedy manga series announced three new cast members today.Gordon Maeda (Yatota Yaguchi in the Blue Period live-action film) plays the role of Nagayoshi Mori, a vampire who is the elder brother of Ranmaru Mori and holds a long-standing grudge against him.Mori Nagoyoshi played by Gordon Maeda Shinosuke Mitsushima (Heki in the Kingdom live-action film) plays the role of Umetaro Sakamoto, the homeroom teacher of Rihito Tatsuno and Aoi Shinozuka, who has been pursuing Ranmaru as a vampire hunter at night for many years.Umetaro Sakamoto played by Gordon Maeda Mandy Sekiguchi (former member GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE and EXILE) plays the role of Ken Shinozuka / Franken, Aoi's older brother who is the leader of a gang of school delinquents.Ken Shinozuka / Franken played by Mandy Sekiguchi As reported, the film has already cast Ryo Yoshizawa (Sougo Okita in the Gintama live-action films) as 450-year-old vampire Ranmaru Mori, Rihito Itagaki (Norman in THE PROMISED NEVERLAND live-action film) as Rihito Tatsuno, whom Ranmaru is after for his blood, and Nanoka Hara (Suzume Iwato in Suzume) as Rihito's first love, Aoi Shinozuka.The Shinji Hamasaki-directed adaptation will open…

The official accounts for the upcoming live-action movie adaptation of Hiromasa Okujima's Baban Baban Ban Vampire comedy manga series released a teaser trailer and visual today introducing the three main cast members.Ryo Yoshizawa (Sougo Okita in the Gintama live-action films) plays 450-year-old vampire Ranmaru Mori. Rihito Itagaki (Norman in THE PROMISED NEVERLAND live-action film) plays Rihito Tatsuno, whom Ranmaru is after for his blood. Nanoka Hara (Suzume Iwato in Suzume) plays Rihito's first love, Aoi Shinozuka.Baban Baban Ban Vampire Live-Action Movie Teaser TrailerTeaser visual The site also confirmed that the Shinji Hamasaki-directed adaptation will open in Japan on February 14, 2025.Shinji Hamasaki has been active as a commercial director since the mid-2000s, and this is his second feature film directorial work, following Ichido Shindemita ("I Died Once") in 2020, in which Ryo Yoshizawa also appeared."I honestly spent many days trying to figure out what the right answer would be for this live-action adaptation of the extremely silly manga," said Hamasaki.

Babanbabanban Vampire, an upcoming TV anime based on the BL (“Bloody Love-Comedy”) manga, has revealed a big bite of new information, including a new trailer, new key art (below) and new cast additions. The series will broadcast in Japan as part of TV Asahi's

The public bathhouse is the setting for a bloody good time, because Babanbabanban Vampire, an upcoming TV anime based on the BL (“Bloody Love-Comedy”) manga by Hiromasa Okujima, has revealed the main staff, key cast members, a teaser trailer, and a teaser visu