Chainsaw Man

Sony Pictures announced during their CinemaCon panel in Las Vegas today that the company has acquired worldwide theatrical rights, excluding Japan, for the upcoming Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc and will release the movie in the United States starting October 29, 2025. Other releases in 80 countries are scheduled to begin from September 24, 2025.The series previously announced during AnimeJapan 2025 that the movie will open on September 19 in Japan. Tatsuya Yoshihara, who previously directed the fourth and tenth episodes of the TV anime series and directed much of the Black Clover TV anime, directs the upcoming movie.

At the Chainsaw Man AnimeJapan 2025 stage today, the continuing adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto’s manga series revealed that the upcoming anime film Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc will premiere in Japanese theaters on September 19. To celebrate, 12 character visuals were released featuring the new designs for the entire cast, including Reze.Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Premiere Date Visual Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Character VisualsDenji character visualChainsaw Man character visualPochita character visualMakima character visualAki character visualPower character visualKobeni character visualBeam character visualGalgali character visualAngel Devil character visualReze character visualBomb Devil character visualTatsuya Yoshihara, who previously directed the fourth and tenth episodes of the TV anime series and directed much of the Black Clover TV anime, is the director for the film.

Chainsaw Man set the stage today at Jump Festa 2025 with the first full look at the upcoming Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc, after announcing the anime film last year on the same stage. The brand new trailer revealed a 2025 release date for Japan, and two key visuals — one showing Chainsaw Man and the other previewing Denji and Reze.Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Second Teaser TrailerTatsuya Yoshihara, who previously directed the fourth and tenth episodes of the TV anime series and directed much of the Black Clover TV anime, is now slated as director for the movie. Hiroshi Seko returns to write the script along with Kazutaka Sugiyama as Character Designer, all at MAPPA.

It's been over a year since the characters of Chainsaw Man invaded the BanG Dream: Girls Band Party game in Japan. Now the event is finally almost ready to take the act global, because the official account revealed plans to launch it in the English version "soon."There aren't any further details outside of the above teaser image that was shared via the official X (formerly Twitter) account. When it launched in Japan back in June 2023, the collab featured an Afterglow cover of "Chainsaw Blood" and a Roselia cover of "Fight Song," both from the Chainsaw Man anime.

While the Chainsaw Man anime has been off screens for a little while in preparation for the Reze Arc film, Tatsuki Fujimoto's manga is still going strong in its second part, bringing forth the story of Denji dealing with Asa – or realistically, Asa dealing with Denji. Before volume 19 releases in Japan on December 4, the Shonen Jump website revealed in an editor's comment that the entire series has surpassed 29 million copies sold (digitally) and printed (physically). The figure did not note whether or not the stat is worldwide or just centered on Japan.This print run update brings the Chainsaw Man manga an increase of one million copies in print since the last update in July 2024 and two million copies since the May 2024 update.

Following previous collaborations that include lines based on Junji Ito Collection and more, Crunchyroll has teamed up with Bershka for two brand new lines based on two popular anime series. The latest collabs include a menswear line based on Chainsaw Man and

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