Overview
- After seven days, the film has reached about $24.8 million in North America with record midweek holds, including the third‑biggest non‑opening Thursday and Wednesday for an international release, per Box Office Mojo.
- It has already topped Ne Zha 2’s $23.3 million domestic total and is on pace to surpass Dragon Ball Super: Broly’s $30.7 million for sixth all‑time among anime films in the region.
- Global grosses have crossed $100 million, with Japan contributing an estimated $48.8 million to date.
- Excluding Demon Slayer titles, the movie delivered the biggest U.S. opening weekend for an anime feature since Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, according to Collider.
- Director Tatsuya Yoshihara and assistant director Masato Nakazono say the adaptation preserves Tatsuki Fujimoto’s tone while adding original large‑scale action and immersive surround sound, highlighting an expanded Typhoon battle.