Animate locations across Japan will be celebrating the 3rd anniversary of the anime film Promare, produced by famed anime studio Trigger. The Promare Fair will be held from May 21 until June 5, 2022.

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To celebrate the third anniversary of the film’s release, a number of products featuring new illustrations are now available for preorder at the Animate Online shop. 

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The anime film Promare is collaborating with Sanrio’s Little Twin Stars again with an exclusive merchandise collection online at THE CHARA SHOP until July 26.

Wire Keyring Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | 2 Designs | ¥880 Each (Tax Included)

Mirror Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama |  ¥880 Each (Tax Included)

Mini Towels Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | 2 Designs | ¥990 Each (Tax Included)

Pin Set Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | ¥1,320 (Tax Included)

Acrylic Stand Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | 2 Designs | ¥1,430 Each (Tax Included)

Mug Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | ¥1,650 (Tax Included)

Tote Bag | ¥2,200 (Tax Included)

The merchandise collection features adorable designs illustrated by Shigeto Koyama in the style of Sanrio’s Little Twin Stars.

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The anime film Promare, Sanrio’s Little Twin Stars, and THE CHARA SHOP teamed up to release a collaborative merchandise collection at Shinjuku Marui on July 1.

Wire Keyring Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | 2 Designs | ¥880 Each (Tax Included)

Mirror Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama |  ¥880 Each (Tax Included)

Mini Towels Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | 2 Designs | ¥990 Each (Tax Included)

Pin Set Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | ¥1,320 (Tax Included)

Acrylic Stand Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | 2 Designs | ¥1,430 Each (Tax Included)

Mug Illustrated by Shigeto Koyama | ¥1,650 (Tax Included)

Tote Bag | ¥2,200 (Tax Included)

Freebies for every ¥3,000 spent on merchandsie

The merchandise collection features adorable designs illustrated by Shigeto Koyama in the style of Sanrio’s Little Twin Stars.

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Orders for a new collection of original merchandise themed on the anime film Promare opened on AMNIBUS on February 5.

Big Silhouette T-Shirts (2 Designs) | ¥4,200 Each (Before Tax)

Hoodies (2 Designs) | ¥5,980 Each (Before Tax)

Coach Jackets (2 Designs) | ¥8,800 Each (Before Tax)

Embroidered Burnish Flare Bucket Hat | ¥4,200 (Before Tax)

Burnish Flare AirPods Case | ¥1,500 (Before Tax)

Stay stylish with this colourful collection featuring motifs of the Burnish Flare as well as lines spoken by Galo and Lio in the anime film.

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Superfly has unveiled a performance music video for their new song Kakusei, which is included on their upcoming album 0 (Zero). The album is set to release on January 15, 2020, as their first original album in four and a half years. The music video consists of footage from their live concerts. 

‘Kakusei’ Music Video

Kakusei was written as the theme song for the original animated movie Promare. The music video includes footage from Superfly’s Japan arena tour that took place last year from September to December and saw 15 live performances in 10 different locations. The dramatic CG effects in the video will instantly catch your gaze and fill you with excitement. 

The new album 0 will be released on January 15, 2020, and contains 11 songs. To place an order, check the information section below. 

Promare is an upcoming animated film by Studio Trigger being made in collaboration with XFLAG. It is directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima, both of who worked on Gurren Lagann (2007) and Kill la Kill (2013).

It has been announced that the film will premiere with an early screening on May 15. The announcement erupted excitement in Japan’s anime community across social media.

The film’s director Hiroyuki Imaishi and writer Kazuki Nakashima as well as members of the voice cast including Kenichi Matsuyama (Galo Thymos), Taichi Saotome (Lio Fotia), Masato Sakai (Kray Foresight), Kendo Kobayashi (Vinny) and Ayane Sakura (Aina Ardebit) will be present at the premiere event.

Promare will be released officially on May 24, 2019.

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Promare is an upcoming animated film by Studio Trigger being made in collaboration with XFLAG. It is directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima, both of who worked on Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill. A brand new trailer has just dropped detailing new information.

The film’s opening and ending themes will be performed by Superfly, a Japanese rock act now consisting of sole member Shiho Ochi lauded for her overwhelming vocal ability and original songwriting.

The soul-shaking main theme Kakusei (“Awakening”) is Superfly’s first ever song written for an anime movie. Superfly comments: “I felt that the film doesn’t merely depict stirred-up battles. It also feels like it’s about humanity, so the song is not about fighting to hurt someone, but protect them. The song of course sounds cool and the melody is interesting too sort of like a collage. It’s something people haven’t seen from Superfly before. It’s become something completely new.”

Superfly’s powerful voice coupled with the melody which flickers like a flame―a theme of the movie itself―serves to kindle the exciting fire the film spouts.

Check out the new trailer here

In the new trailer we see the lead character Galo Thymos (Kenichi Matsuyama), a new member of the Burning Rescue team, fighting against Lio Fotia (Taichi Saotome), the leader of Burnish Flare, to try and extinguish her flame.

The action scenes draw a line under all Japanese animation up to now, showcasing revolutionary visuals as we have come to expect from Studio Trigger.

The anime is set to deliver plenty of action and drama on an immense scale. Promare will be released on May 24, 2019.

Promare is an upcoming animated film by Studio Trigger being made in collaboration with XFLAG. Directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima, both of who worked on Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill, it has been announced that the film will be released in May this year.

The anime project was first announced to be in development back in summer 2017 at Anime Expo in Los Angeles which garnered it instant attention outside Japan. The first promotional video and teaser were revealed in October last year which instantly trended on Twitter.

Kenichi Matsuyama will voice the lead character Galo Thymos (above middle), a reckless teenager and member of the Burning Rescue team who dashes right to the scene of the fire. Taichi Saotome will play Galo’s longtime rival Lio Fotia (above left), the leader of Mad Burnish whose goal is to burn everything with her Burnish Flare. Masato Sakai will voice Kray Foresight (above right), the administrator of the Independent Republic of Promepolis and Galo’s superior.

Check out the 65 second preview below:

The new movie visual shows Galo and Lio head to head in a heated moment. It’s time to get fired up for Studio Trigger’s newest work.

It’s been announced that Studio Trigger’s anime series Promare which is being made in collaboration with XFLAG will be released as a movie in 2019. The anime project was first announced to be in development back in summer 2017 at Anime Expo in Los Angeles.

It is being directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima, both of who worked on Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill. The duo have fans excited to see their first full-length feature film.

As well as being spearheaded by these two veterans, the production team is also made up of some of Japan’s top creators. Shigeto Koyama is working as the character designer, who worked on concept designs for the Disney movie Big Hero 6. Hiroyuki Sawano is composing the music, who has composed music for all three seasons of Attack on Titan. Kubo Tomotaka is the art director, who worked on Studio Ponoc’s Mary and the Witch’s Flower. Masashi Ichifuru is creating the title logo design who worked on packaging designs for Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance. Acclaimed Japanese animation company Sanzigen is producing the 3D CG parts of the movie.

Below is the first promotional video of the anime film which dropped today on TOHO Animation’s official YouTube channel in which we get to see a closer look at what Hiroyuki Imaishi and Kazuki Nakashima have planned along with a music score by Hiroyuki Sawano.

Above is the first official visual teaser for the movie illustrated by Shigeto Koyama and designed by Masashi Ichifuru. It showcases the protagonist Galo with a city in flames behind him and the “Matoi” mechs.

Stay tuned for more information on the series in the coming months.