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Haikyuu Movie Dumpster Battle
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Haikyuu Movie Joins the Top Grossing through the Dumpster!

by Geek
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After years of waiting, the sequel to the beloved sports anime Haikyuu is finally here! The first of the two “Haikyu!! FINAL” films has hit theaters in Japan, and fans are flocking to see the epic showdown between Karusuno High and Nekoma High volleyball teams.

The movie premiered on February 16 in Japan and had an incredible opening day, surpassing even the popular Demon Slayer Hashira Training movie. The box office collection for the Haikyuu movie reached US $6 million (around 900 million yen) on its debut, making it the fourth highest-grossing opening day film in Japan’s history.

Historical Success

The Haikyuu movie has now made its mark in Japan’s box office history, ranking behind only “Demon Slayer: Mugen Train”, “One Piece Film: Red”, and “Jujutsu Kaisen 0” in terms of first-day ticket sales.

Despite it being spring break in Japan, fans showed up in large numbers to support the film. Critics predict that the movie will surpass 10 billion yen in box office revenue by the end of its theatrical run, becoming a massive hit not only in Japan but also globally.

The Exciting Plot

Titled “Haikyu!!: The Dumpster Battle”, the movie is the first of a two-part series that aims to conclude the anime adaptation. It follows the intense match between Karasuno High and Nekoma High at the Tokyo National Tournament, picking up where the anime series left off.

Potential International Release

While there has been no official announcement regarding an international release yet, fans can remain hopeful. With Crunchyroll streaming all four seasons of Haikyuu, it’s likely that the movie will be available in other regions later this year. Stay tuned for more updates!

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Blue Lock PWC
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Blue Lock PWC: Pre-Registration Now Open for Global Players!

by Geek
written by Geek

Rudel Incorporation has some exciting news for all the Blue Lock fans out there. The sports simulation game, BLUE LOCK PWC, based on the popular anime series, is now available for pre-registration worldwide! That means no matter where you live, you can try out this awesome game on your Android or iOS devices.

Blue Lock PWC
Blue Lock PWC

Be the Coach!

In this game, you get to be the coach! Imagine guiding a group of super talented individuals to become the best strikers in the world. It’s all in your hands! You’ll have to nurture, train, and shape these players into unstoppable forces on the field.

Original Stories

One of the coolest things about BLUE LOCK PWC is that it features original stories about the players you’re coaching. You’ll get to communicate with them, encourage their development, and watch them transform into amazing strikers during intense matches. It’s like being a part of the anime series!

Easy for Beginners

If you’re new to soccer, don’t worry! Blue Lock PWC has an auto system that makes the game accessible for beginners like you. You’ll be able to enjoy the game without any trouble.

Create Your Dream Team

Another super cool feature of this game is that you can create your dream team. You get to choose which players to develop, which skills to improve, and which strategies to use on the field. It’s all up to you! Show off your creativity and skills as you guide your team to success.

Pre-Register Now!

If all of this sounds exciting to you, then it’s time to take action! You can pre-register for Blue Lock PWC through the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or the game’s official website. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to be a part of the Blue Lock world!

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Haikyuu Fly High Sports Card Game
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Soar the Skies with Haikyu!! FLY HIGH Sports Card Game!

by Geek
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Have you heard about the awesome new sports card game called Haikyu!! FLY HIGH? It’s based on the super cool anime series Haikyu and it’s coming soon to iOS and Android devices. You can even pre-register for the game on the Japan site right now!

Haikyuu Fly High
Haikyuu Fly High

Step into the Action and Build Your Dream Team

In Haikyu!! FLY HIGH, you get to create your very own volleyball team and dominate the court! You can use different tactics to win matches and relive the excitement of real volleyball. The game features all your favorite characters from the Haikyu!! anime, so you can play with them and experience the thrill of the sport. Plus, you can come up with unique team configurations that you won’t see in the show!

Experience the Adorable Chibi Characters

One of the coolest things about Haikyu!! FLY HIGH is that you can play as cute chibi characters on the volleyball field. It adds a fun and adorable touch to the game. And guess what? The characters have their real voices from the anime, so you’ll feel like you’re right there with them, living their passionate volleyball story!

What is Haikyu!!?

If you’re not familiar with Haikyu!!, it’s an anime based on a popular manga about youth sports. The story revolves around Shoyo Hinata, the main character, and his journey in high school volleyball. It’s a super exciting and inspiring series that has captured the hearts of viewers since it debuted in 2012.

Pre-Register Now for the Game!

Don’t miss out on the chance to be one of the first to play Haikyu!! FLY HIGH! You can pre-register on the official website for iOS and Android. The game will offer awesome features like player versus player combat, story mode, and tournaments. So, get ready to have a blast and show off your volleyball skills!

Remember, the Japanese site is open for pre-registration now, but keep an eye out for news about other regions. Stay tuned for updates and get ready to spike your way to victory!

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Ahiru No Sora – First Impression

by Denueve C.
written by Denueve C.

A new basketball themed sports genre anime has hit an animation studio on the last quarter of last year and it is none other than, Ahiru No Sora. And that’s what we have for you this quarantine. Interested? Then check this out.

Ahiru No Sora is a basketball themed sports anime that has been airing for quite some time now and it’s still airing as of checking its MAL side notes. As a common setup for the sports genre, Ahiru No Sora starts off from the ground up. Which actually makes perfect sense if you’re coming from a sports anime. Otherwise, there’s not much of a show to watch. Not unless of course if there is a sports genre that actually didn’t came from ground up. Without further ado, let’s proceed to our checklist.

Music and Voice Actors

First thing’s first. The first opening honestly feels like it doesn’t fit that much. It tried to catch up later on but it’s falls more for a slice-of-life tune in my opinion. Voice actors sure suits their characters just fine. Though I didn’t get to recall all of them as of this writing but after checking out a few clips. I’d say, yeah. Just as I would imagine the voices of each characters.

Animation

Honestly speaking, I haven’t been watching Ahiru No Sora for quite some time now. I think I didn’t even made it past a 15 episode mark. Though don’t get me wrong. I honestly adore the animation. I’ve been waiting for it weekly ever since its premiere but eventually lost my spark to the craft. It’s not about the animation though.

Storyline

For the storyline, I’d say I got hooked. Just like as I’ve mentioned earlier in this post, sports themed anime normally started off with either a totally flopped character or a team lacking members of some sort. Then going for the tremendous character and skill development eventually overcoming obstacles along the way. They’d even go head-to-head with a top performing opposition and will make it or break it. That one actually goes 50:50.

Conclusion

For my conclusion, sad to say I eventually grew tired of the series. It had a great start. Personally I thought this would be a new basketball themed anime I’d be following after Slam Dunk never follow through. Before I even hit the depths of the series it easily felt like the fillers of a mainstream anime. I mean it’s that annoying where you make a list of fillers you have to avoid. I had no grudge to this series. It was great. Guess, it just paced too slow for me hence this conclusion.

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