Overview
- The film led the North American weekend with about $70 million, marking the biggest domestic debut ever for an anime and the No. 1 slot over new releases.
- Worldwide totals stand around $352–$353 million in early release, according to industry tallies.
- In India, the movie netted roughly ₹40 crore over its opening weekend and reached about ₹44.5 crore in four days, with trade tracking suggesting it is on pace to cross ₹50 crore this week.
- Japan reports include record opening-day and opening-weekend results and a current rank as the country’s second-highest-grossing film behind Mugen Train.
- Parts 2 and 3 have been officially scheduled for 2027 and 2029, respectively, as reviews remain strong with high-90s audience and mid- to high-90s critic scores on aggregators.