Make A Girl

KADOKAWA's official anime YouTube channel is now streaming a special video featuring "Hanaboshi" (translated to "Star of the Flowers") performed by singer-songwriter Eve. The song was produced as the theme song for independent anime creator Gensho Yasuda's first anime feature film project, MAKE A GIRL. Yasuda himself also served as the director of this music video, which is a mash-up of footage from the film, including exclusive scenes added just for this.

This Friday marks the Japanese theatrical opening of MAKE A GIRL, the anime film from director Gensho Yasuda. Since it's officially Friday in Japan, that means we get a brand new release day trailer to commemorate the premiere.MAKE A GIRL Release TrailerThe feature film is based on Yasuda's independent 3DCG short film Make Love released on February 8, 2020. The two-and-a-half-minute short was selected as an award-winning work in the 29th CG Animation Contest, Japan's oldest CG animation contest.

On its opening day in Japan, the official website for the MAKE A GIRL anime film announced that director Gensho Yasuda's second anime feature film project is set to launch in 2027. According to the website, after the ending credits of MAKE A GIRL, a special footage was shown, including a brilliant action scene of a silver-haired girl with a knife. As Yasuda's first anime feature film project, MAKE A GIRL opened in Japan on January 31, 2025.

Ahead of January 31, 2025 theatrical release in Japan, the official website and accounts for the MAKE A GIRL anime film today unveiled a main trailer and visual. The former also provides a preview of the film's theme song, "Hana Hoshi" by Eve (Blue Box ED).MAKE A GIRL Main TrailerMAKE A GIRL Main Visual The feature film is based on Yasuda's independent 3DCG short film Make Love released on February 8, 2020. The two-and-a-half-minute short was selected as an award-winning work in the 29th CG Animation Contest, Japan's oldest CG animation contest.

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The MAKE A GIRL anime film—which comes from Gensho Yasuda, a popular independent anime artist with over 2.9 million followers on TikTok—has its world premiere locked in for Hollywood. The feature is set to premiere on November 5, 2024 at the Tokyo International Film Festival, but ahead of that it will now be shown for the first time at the Global Stage Hollywood on November 3.The world premiere will kick off at 5:00 p.m. local time as part of the Global Stage Hollywood 2024 Film Festival.KADOKAWA noted both premieres in its announcement, adding that "These dual premieres highlight the film's international appeal and underscore its global journey." You can see the visual and a previously released trailer below.The feature film is based on Yasuda's independent 3DCG short film Make Love released on February 8, 2020.

The official website for independent anime artist Gensho Yasuda's original feature film Make A Girl announced today that the film is set to release in Japan on January 31, 2025.The site has also released a new teaser trailer and a second teaser visual. 2nd te

It was officially announced at Kadokawa's AnimeJapan 2024 stage event today that independent anime artist Gensho Yasuda's original film Make A Girl is set to release in Japanese theaters in 2025.In addition to the previously announced Atsumi Tanezaki (Frieren