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After holding the top spot for two consecutive weekends, the advance theatrical screenings of Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning-, a re-edited version of the upcoming Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX TV series, moved down to second in its third weekend. The release collected 271 million yen (1.75 million USD) on 180,000 admissions, decreasing by half from last weekend, according to Kogyo Tsushinsha. While exceeding the gross box office, it fell just short of the live-action film 366 nichi ("366 days"), which drew 181,000 viewers in its fourth week of release.

With the new film adaptation of The Rose of Versailles finally out in theaters, audiences can relive Riyoko Ikeda's beloved story of love and loss during the French Revolution. Is it still as emotional all these years later? According to audiences—and the manga artist herself—the answer is a resounding "yes."A new video has been released showing audience members reacting to the film's most tearjerking moments, both during and after the film.

The official YouTube channel for singer-songwriter Ayaka is now streaming a lyric video for her latest digital single song "Versailles," the theme song for the newest anime film adaptation of Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical shojo manga,The Rose of Versailles.This music video streamed to commemorate the theatrical release of the film in Japan on January 31, and is filled with memorable scenes from the movie.Ayaka "Versailles" Lyric VideoAyaka has posted the following message about this song on her official website:The Rose of Versailles” is a masterpiece that has been loved by people all over the world for over half a century. I am deeply honored to be in charge of writing the lyrics and music for the theme song “Versailles” for the anime film version of “The Rose of Versailles." I was deeply moved by the courage, pure love, and the fragile fate hidden in the strength of the characters who live through turbulent times.

The new anime film adaptation of Riyoko Ikeda's The Rose of Versailles premieres in Japan in just a few days, but there are still more exciting events ahead! On February 14, the film will collaborate with Tokyo's Grillogy Bar and Grill to host a special afternoon tea inspired by the film and its characters.Menu items for the high-class event will include champagne jelly, lemon tarts, cream puffs and mousse cake. A dressed-up version of Marie Antionette's beloved kugelhopf will also be available.

We're just a week away from the premiere of The Rose of Versailles, the new film adaptation of Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical fiction manga. Today, a new trailer has premiered with a focus on André Grandier—Lady Oscar's loyal childhood friend and admirer.Check out the new trailer, featuring memorable moments from André's story: The Rose of Versailles André TrailerAi Yoshimura (Case File nº221: Kabukicho) directs The Rose of Versailles with a screenplay by Tomoko Konparu (Tonari no Yokai-san).

The new anime film adaptation of The Rose of Versailles debuts in Japan in just two weeks. Today, a new trailer has dropped, showcasing the beautiful and love-lorn Marie Antoinette.Check out the new character trailer, featuring the performance of voice actress Aya Hirano: The Rose of Versailles Marie Antoinette TrailerAlso revealed today was a special "mini" video, which will play before screenings. The shorts depict chibi versions of the film cast attending a modern-day movie theater.

The classic anime The Rose of Versailles returns at the end of this month! The new film adaptation of Riyoko Ikeda's historical drama is scheduled to release in cinemas in Japan on January 31.

The official website for the newest anime film adaptation of The Rose of Versailles, based on Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical shojo manga, released its main trailer today, featuring the theme song "-Versailles-" performed by singer-songwriter Ayaka for the first time.The Rose of Versailles Main TrailerAyakaMessage from Ayaka:"The Rose of Versailles” is a masterpiece that has been loved by people all over the world for over half a century. I am deeply honored to be in charge of writing the lyrics and music for the theme song “-Versailles-” for the anime film version of “The Rose of Versailles." I was deeply moved by the courage, pure love, and the fragile fate hidden in the strength of the characters who live through turbulent times. I have put our heart and soul into every note and word to express their feelings in music.

It is, without question, a huge year for The Rose of Versailles, Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical fiction series. A new film is just around the corner in 2025, and all eyes are on the upcoming project. But it's a big year for Kashwa City, too—and the venue and the show are coming together to celebrate!2024 marks the 70th anniversary of Kashiwa City's founding.

The upcoming anime film adaptation of The Rose of Versailles has added three new voice actors to its already impressive cast list. Like the cast so far, this new crop of characters includes some names that will be very familiar to anime fans.Joining the cast are:Louis XVI: Fukushi Ochiai (Sanou in BEASTARS)General Jarjayes: Banjo Ginga (Gihren Zabi in Mobile Suit Gundam)Maron Glacé Mont Blanc: Mayumi Tanaka (Luffy in One Piece)Ai Yoshimura (Case File nº221: Kabukicho) is attached to direct with a screenplay by Tomoko Konparu (Tonari no Yokai-san).

To mark the date, the official social media for the upcoming Rose of Versailles film has shared new screenshots of the legendary monarch as reimagined for the historical drama.Check out these brand new looks at Marie as she'll appear in next year's movie:Ai Yoshimura (Case File nº221: Kabukicho) is attached to direct with a screenplay by Tomoko Konparu (Tonari no Yokai-san). MAPPA works on the anime production.The main voice cast members include:Oscar François de Jarjayes voiced by Miyuki Sawashito (Kitaro in GeGeGe no Kitaro)Marie Antoinette voiced by Aya Hirano (Haruhi Suzumiya in the Haruhi Suzumiya series)André Grandier voiced by Toshiyuki Toyonaga (Junichiro Tanizaki in Bungo Stray Dogs)Hans Axel von Fersen voiced by Kazuki Kato (Kento Aizome in B-PROJECT)The anime film project was first revealed in September 2022 as part of the 50th anniversary project to celebrate the publication of the original The Rose of Versailles manga by Ikeda.

Early next year, The Rose of Versailles returns in movie form. Today, three more characters fill out the Revolutionary-era cast!Taking on three more of the classic roles will be: Alain de Soissons: Shunsuke Takeuchi (Aoi Kaguragi in Kaiju No. 8)Florian de Gelodel: Takuya Eguchi (Loid Forger in SPY x FAMILY)Bernard Chatelet: Miyu Irino (Sabo in One Piece)Ai Yoshimura (Case File nº221: Kabukicho) is attached to direct with a screenplay by Tomoko Konparu (Tonari no Yokai-san).

The official website for the new anime film adaptation of The Rose of Versailles, based on Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical shojo manga, today announced that the movie is set to release in Japan on January 31, 2025. The film's official X (formerly Twitter) ha

Riyoko Ikeda's revolutionary work The Rose of Versailles celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, bringing with it all sorts of festivities. Now, fans can immerse themselves in the work at an upcoming exhibiton: The Rose of Versailles 50th Anniversary Exhibi

The official website for the new anime film adaptation of The Rose of Versailles, based on Riyoko Ikeda's classic historical shojo manga, released a second teaser trailer and a key visual today. The announcements also confirmed the movie is set to release in J

Riyoko Ikeda's beautiful manga The Rose of Versailles and its anime adaptation have inspired everything from fashion lines to million-dollar accessories. The latest collaboration is a lot cozier while still maintaining the beautiful artwork and style of the or

In ten days, Shinagawa's Maxell Aqua Park will be transformed into an elegant gala fit for Marie Antoinette herself. The Rose of Aqua Park -Let's Go to the Beautiful Sea Ball!- will turn the space into a European palace, filled with beautiful sights and (of co