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Crunchyroll To Give Konosuba: Legend of Crimson Theatrical Screening on 11/12/2019


Earlier today, Crunchyroll announced that they will partner with Fathom Events to give KONOSUBA -God’s blessing on this wonderful world!- Legend of Crimson a theatrical run. The film will be shown in more than 600 theaters across the United States as part of the publisher’s Crunchyroll Movie Night initiative.

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The feature is slated to open on November 12, at 7:00PM local time. The screening will also feature an exclusive interview with voice actors Jun Fukushima and Rie Takahashi. Tickets are on sale via Fathom Events’ website.

Crunchyroll streamed a trailer for the film, which you can check out below:

Takaomi Kanasaki returned to direct KONOSUBA -God’s blessing on this wonderful world!- Legend of Crimson at J.C. Staff, with Koichi Kikuta reprising their role as character designer. Makoto Uezu returned to write the film’s script.

The film will stars the following:

  • Kazuma: Jun Fukushima
  • Aqua: Sora Amamiya
  • Megumin: Rie Takahashi
  • Darkness: Ai Kayano
  • Wiz: Yui Horie
  • Yunyun: Aki Toyosaki

Crunchyroll describes the film as:

“I want to have your babies, Kazuma!” This unexpected confession from Yunyun, a girl from Megumin’s hometown of Crimson Demon village, triggers a series of events that has the party facing their greatest threat yet. Hilarity and adventure awaits in “KONOSUBA Legend of Crimson”!

In addition to the theatrical run, Crunchyroll is offering a capsule merchandise collection under their “Crunchyroll Loves” label and a limited Konosuba sticker pack on the Crunchyroll Digital Drops app. The merchandise, which includes a limited edition T-shirt will be available in early November via Crunchyroll’s online store.

Source: Crunchyroll (Email Communication)

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