BREAK OF DAWN Blasts Off to Theatres in 2022
It may not be a strictly action anime film, but the pedigree behind the adaption of Monthly Afternoon magazine’s seinen manga Bokura no Yoake boasts an impressive resume of action anime hits! Break Of Dawn is heading to Japanese theatres in October, and it’s sure to be an astronomical story. The story begins on a future Earth, where it has been discovered that the Earth is on an unavoidable collision course with a comet. When a boy named Yuma, a boy obsessed with space, robotics and the comet, has an encounter with an alien life form, how will his life change?
Tomoyuki Kurokawa (Psychic Detective Yakumo) is directing at Zero-G. Eureka Seven’s script supervisor and contributing writer to Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex and Cowboy Bebop, Dai Sato, wrote the screen play. Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans composer Masaru Yokohama is the attached composer.
Anime News Network previously reported that Hana Sugisaki (Mary and the Witch’s Flower, Bleach [Live Action]) would be playing protagonist Yuma, and Aoi Yuki (My Hero Academia, Fena: Pirate Princess, Puella Magi Madoka Magica) will play Nanako, the alien life form Yuma encounters.
Break of Dawn debuts in Japanese theatres October 21, 2022. You can watch the trailer below, featuring the official theme song by Daichi Miura.
August 29, 2022 @ 4:23 am
I am so stoked that a Break of Dawn (Bokura no Yoake, or Our Dawn) anime movie adaptation has been confirmed with an early Fall 2022 Japanese release date excites me. I am delighted by the news that a trailer and a teaser image were also made public. There is already a trailer and it is a delight to watch.
August 29, 2022 @ 4:27 am
[B]The obligatory Lady Gaga meme should be used to describe this movie trailer:[/B]
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August 29, 2022 @ 4:33 am
Wow this looks great. If anime studios keeps making movies like this, they could kick the butt of Pixar. The flopping of Buzz Lightyear proof Pixar is not that strong as it use to be. Anime studios should take advantage of the culture war going on in the US.