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Cutie Honey -Tears- Film Gets New PV, Poster, & Visual


Honey, flash!

Earlier today, the official Cutie Honey -Tears- website started streaming a new teaser trailer. The 90-second teaser is set to opening theme Believe by Mariya Nishiuchi.

In addition, the site updated with a photo of Nishiuchi in-character as the titular Cutie Honey and a poster visual. You can check these out below:

Cutie Honey Tears Character Visual - Honey 001 - 20160722

Cutie Honey Tears Poster Visual 001 - 20160722

Cutie Honey -Tears- is a live-action film based on Go Nagai’s Cutey Honey manga. The feature is being directed by Asai Takeshi is helming the project, while Shirogumi Inc.’s Ryo Higuchi serves as Visual Effects Director.

Cutie Honey Tears Visual 001 - 20160722The film is set in an alternate future, where AI technology reigns supreme. In this world, the wealthy elites live in gleaming cities, which tower over the slums and ghettos that the rest of the world calls “home.” Cutie Honey is a special android, capable of human emotions and imbued with the memories of genius scientist Dr. Kisaragi’s daughter. She’s driven to confront the corruption of humanity that resides within the city.

Filming for the project wrapped in December. Production is scheduled to finish by June, and the film it slated to hit Japanese theaters in October.

In April, the Cutie Honey -Tears- website updated with a 60-second teaser trailer and several stills, which you can check out below.

Teaser Trailer

Production Stills

Cutie Honey Tears 003 - 20160429

Cutie Honey Tears 002 - 20160429

Cutie Honey Tears 001 - 20160429

Source: Anime! Anime!

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