Overview

• Part 1 of the Infinity Castle trilogy has amassed nearly ¥19.8 billion domestically, making it the ninth highest-grossing film in Japanese box office history.
• Ufotable and Japanese cinema chains have distributed over 3 million A5-sized art stands and 4 million clear cards to thank early audiences.
• Scalpers in Indonesia have begun reselling tickets at inflated prices ahead of the film’s official August 15 release, prompting fan frustration and calls for ticket policing.
• The staggered international rollout began August 12 across Asia, with North American ticket sales opening August 15 for the September 12 theatrical debut.
• Analysis suggests Infinity Castle will need about $375 million in total to surpass Mugen Train’s $506 million global record, requiring roughly 286 percent growth in upcoming markets.