Overview
- Studio estimates show a $17.3 million second weekend in North America, lifting the domestic total to about $104.7 million and marking the region’s top-grossing anime release.
- Variety, Box Office Mojo and The Numbers report roughly $555 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing anime film to date.
- The movie led the U.S. box office for a second straight weekend, outpacing newcomers despite an overall market slowdown.
- Crunchyroll executive Mitchel Berger confirmed there will be no legal digital rental, purchase or streaming until at least 2026, with a theatrical-only window throughout 2025.
- Distributors have outlined the next films, with Part 2 planned for 2027 and Sunrise CountDown for 2029, while the completed manga lets fans anticipate future story beats without revealing plot details.