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Cosplayers and fans of Violet Evergarden just received some useful information: how to braid your hair to look like Violet’s. This information comes to us from the production staff, and they revealed it through the official Violet Evergarden Twitter account. It turns out that when …Read more »
The House of the Lost on the Cape will hit Japanese theaters a week from today, on August 27. The movie is based on the novel Misaki no Mayoiga by Sachiko Kashiwaba and received its screenplay from Reiko Yoshida of Violet Evergarden and Liz and …Read more »
The anime movie Hula Fulla Dance is coming to Japanese theaters on December 3. A trailer has been streamed that gives more information on the cast. Karen Miyama plays Kanna Kamakura, Miu Tomita plays Ranko Takigawa, Kaori Maeda plays Ohana Kaʻaihue, and Emiri Suyama plays …Read more »
It’s time to give a big congratulations to voice actress Yui Ishikawa, who plays Mikasa in Attack on Titan and Violet Evergarden in Violet Evergarden. She celebrated her 32nd birthday over the weekend, and used that date to announce that she’s gotten married!
If you’re going to own a film as gorgeous as Kyoto Animation’s award-winning Violet Evergarden: The Movie, you might as well do so in the highest quality available. The Japanese home video release is looking to do the feature justice with a Blu-ray special edition …Read more »
Three years ago the government of Kyoto, Japan started the Digital Amusement award, which is meant to honor young people in Kyoto and their creative works. This year’s grand prize, called the Kyoto Governor’s Award, goes to Violet Evergarden: The Movie from Kyoto Animation. Violet …Read more »
Funimation revealed domestic theatrical plans for Violet Evergarden the Movie earlier today, lining the Kyoto Animation feature up for screenings in select theaters in the United States and Canada on March 30. Pre-sale tickets go live on March 19, with more details to come in …Read more »
Everyone’s excited about that other box office hit, but let’s not forget Violet Evergarden: The Movie. The film, a sequel to the Kyoto Animation series, has been going strong since its debut back in October. Oricon reports that Violet Evergarden: The Movie has officially surpassed …Read more »
Kyoto Animation’s recently released Violet Evergarden movie already lit up the big screen in Japan with its gorgeous visuals, and now some new screenings will take them to a whole new level. According to the official Twitter account, Violet Evergarden the Movie will be the …Read more »
In conjunction with the release of Violet Evergarden: The Movie, director Taichi Ishidate recently shared with Newtype his thoughts on making the sequel. “In the TV series, whether Gilbert lives or dies isn’t shown, but even if Violet were to never meet him again, she …Read more »
Usually a person might decide to watch a movie after seeing a trailer or hearing good things about it. Kyoto Animation is doing something unusual to entice people to see their new Violet Evergarden movie: they’ve posted the first ten minutes on YouTube. Even if …Read more »
It’s been a year since the theatrical opening of the spinoff movie, and now the Violet Evergarden movie—which serves as a sequel to the 2018 TV anime by Kyoto Animation—is finally in theaters in Japan. The film opened on September 18, and it’s already managed …Read more »
Kyoto Animation fans have a week to go until the Violet Evergarden movie makes its long-awaited debut in Japanese cinemas. In an effort that will likely remind everyone to pack their handkerchiefs, KyoAni shared an emotional new trailer that shows more gorgeous footage from the …Read more »
It’s understandably taken some time to get Violet Evergarden: The Movie onto screens in Japan. The film was initially delayed following the July 2019 arson attack on Kyoto Animation’s Studio 1 building, and then again as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, we finally …Read more »
Kyoto Animation’s Violet Evergarden: The Movie has had a tough road. It was originally slated to open on January 10, 2020, but was delayed to April 24. Now, with COVID-19 (coronavirus) concerns in place—including a state of emergency being enacted in Japan—the film has once …Read more »
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