Eureka Seven

A Certain Magical Index: The Miracle of Endymion,Eureka Seven - good night, sleep tight, young lovers films stream Crunchyroll announced on Monday that it has added the A Certain Magical Index: The Miracle of Endymion and Eureka Seven - good night, sleep tight, young lovers anime films to its catalog. Both films are available in the United States and Canada. Crunchyroll describes A Certain Magical Index: The Miracle of EndymionMagic and science collide as unlucky Kamijo, nun-in-training Index, and a few of their unique allies--and former enemies--attempt to protect a beautiful, talented singer who is somehow linked to their futuristic city's sky-piercing space elevator. The film opened in Japan in February 2013. It featured an all new story based on Kazama Kodachi's A Certain Magical Index light novel series. FUNimation Entertainment screened the film at some Alamo Drafthouse theaters in January 2015 before releasing the film on Blu-ray Disc and DVD. Crunchyroll descri

Kimi no Suizō o Tabetai live-action film stays at #7, 'Fireworks' Falls to #10 The live-action Okuda Tamio ni Naritai Boy - Deau Otoko Subete Kuruwaseru Girl (The Boy Who Wished to Be Tamio Okuda - The Girl Who Drove All the Men She Met Crazy) film, based on a manga by Chokkaku Shibuya, opened at #6 in the Japanese box office. The film sold 52,000 tickets to earn about 75 million yen (about US$667,950). The live-action Kimi no Suizō o Tabetai (I Want to Eat Your Pancreas) stayed at #7 in its eighth weekend from September 16-17. The film earned 58,903,600 yen (about US$524,482) on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for a box office total of 3,190,966,300 yen (about US$28.4 million). The film is based on Yoru Sumino's novel of the same name. The book is also inspiring an anime film next year. Eureka Seven: Hi - Evolution, the first film in the planned trilogy, ranked at #8 in its opening weekend. The film opened on 107 screens in Japan on Saturday, after making its worldwide de

Screenings begin October 28 The official website for the Eureka Seven: Hi - Evolution film trilogy announced on Friday that the first film will get 4DX and MX4D screenings at 71 Japanese theaters starting on October 28. Those who attend the screenings will receive a strip of film like the sample pictured below. With the 4DX and MX4D systems, certain theaters have motion seats that move in sync with certain action sequences onscreen. Similarly, effects such as scents, wind, and mist will operate in accordance with the action onscreen. The first film opened on 107 screens in Japan on September 16, after making its worldwide debut at Otakon on August 12. In its first two days, it raised about 63 million yen (about US$561,137). The film will also open this fall in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Funimation is in charge of the North American release, and Madman Entertainment is in charge of the Austra

The Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution film series lands in theaters later this year. The original staff, chief director Tomoki Kyoda, screenplay writer Dai Sato, and character designer Kenichi Yoshida, have all returned. Other staff members from the past series, including character animation director Ayumi Kurashima, Shigeru Fujita, and main animators Hideki Kakita, Kenta Yokoya, Nobuaki Nagano, Shiori Kudo will also join the production. Story: Ten years ago Adroc Thurston saved the world during the mysterious "Summer of Love" crisis. Today, his son Renton lives a mundane, melancholic life, attending army school and living with his adoptive parents in a small border town. One day his life changes dramatically when Nirvash, the world's oldest LFO suddenly appears in front of him and Eureka, a young girl around the same age as him, emerges from cockpit. The meeting is more destiny than chance; Renton and Eureka set off on an incredible adventure to discover what really happene