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With only one day left until the release of JUJUTSU KAISEN: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death in Japanese theaters, a new character visual of Suguru Geto has been unveiled, accompanied by a comment from his voice actor, Takahiro Sakurai. The visual showcases Geto as one of the key characters in the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, following Toji Fushiguro, who was previously featured. JUJUTSU KAISEN: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death – New Suguru Geto Visual You can read Geto’s voice actor, Takahiro Sakurai’s, comment below: The film, set to premiere in Japan on May 30, 2025, is a re-edited theatrical version of the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, originally featured in the first five episodes of JUJUTSU KAISEN Season 2. This arc follows young Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto as they embark on a mission to protect Riko Amanai, the Star Plasma Vessel. The movie will include enhanced visuals, a new audio mix, and a new Juju Stroll short anime, a comedic slice-of-life mini-anime typically paired with TV episodes. Additionally, an acoustic version of “Where Our Blue Is” by Tatsuya Kitani, a rendition of the Season 2 opening theme, will be featured, as highlighted in the latest trailer. Studio MAPPA is once again handling the animation, with the original cast reprising their roles. North American Release and Anime Sequel JUJUTSU KAISEN: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death will hit North American theaters on July 16, 2025, distributed by GKIDS in both subtitled and English-dubbed versions. This marks GKIDS' first collaboration with the franchise after acquiring distribution rights through Toho International. The film sets the stage for the anime’s next arc, the Culling Game sequel, which is currently in production. This continuation will pick up after Season 2, with only a teaser visual released so far. Further details remain under wraps. The JUJUTSU KAISEN manga concluded in September 2024 after six and a half years of serialization. It ended with a total of 30 volumes, the final two of which were released simultaneously in December 2024, with Volume 30 featuring a special epilogue. Source (Anime Corner)

Kyoto Animation’s upcoming anime, CITY THE ANIMATION, has unveiled a new key visual ahead of its July 6 premiere. Directed by Taichi Ishidate, the anime adapts CITY, a manga by Keiichi Arawi, the creator of Nichijou: My Ordinary Life. The first trailer was showcased at AnimeJapan 2025 in March, along with announcements of new cast members. Check out the second key visual for the anime below. CITY THE ANIMATION – Second Key Visual The voice cast for the anime includes: Mikako Komatsu as Midori Nagumo Aki Toyosaki as Nikura Yui Ishikawa as Wako Izumi Yoshihisa Kawahara as Tsurubishi Makabe Miyu Irino as Tatewaku Makabe Ayaka Nanase as Matsuri Makabe Azusa Tadokoro as Eri Amakazari Yu Wakui as Riko Izumi Takehito Koyasu as Doctor / Father Mayumi Asano as Mother KENN as Tatsuta Satoshi Inomata as Ryota Coco Hayashi as Kamome Haruna Fukushima as Umi Yuki Tenma as Sora You can see the full anime staff for CITY THE ANIMATION below. Director: Taichi Ishidate Character Designer / Chief Animation Director: Tamami Tokuyama Color Designer: Kana Miyata Art Director: Shiori Yamazaki Photography Director: Hiroki Ueda CG Director: Tatsunori Kase Sound Director: Yota Tsuruoka Animation Production: Kyoto Animation Keiichi Arawi’s City manga originally ran from 2016 to 2021 in Kodansha’s Morning magazine, concluding with 13 volumes. After a three-year hiatus, it returned on December 24, 2024. Vertical Comics licensed the English version, describing the story: Created by the mind behind Nichijou, this surreal slapstick series follows Midori Nagumo, a broke college student living in a seemingly ordinary city filled with quirky characters. As her chaotic antics unfold, the city springs to life. Midori faces financial troubles, with her landlady pressuring her for unpaid rent and her best friend refusing to lend her money after catching on to her tricks. Desperate, she considers bullying or petty theft, but neither proves sustainable. Maybe getting a job would help—if only it didn’t cut into her fun city escapades. CITY THE ANIMATION marks KyoAni’s first new anime adaptation in six years.

Kyoto Animation’s upcoming anime, CITY THE ANIMATION, unveiled its first trailer, announced new voice cast members, and confirmed a July 6 premiere. Directed by Taichi Ishidate, the anime adapts CITY, a manga by Keiichi Arawi, known for Nichijou: My Ordinary Life. The news came during the AnimeJapan 2025 event, where it shared the spotlight with KyoAni’s other project, Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid. The theme songs were also revealed, with “Hello” by Furui Riho as the opening and “LUCKY” by TOMOO as the ending. New voice cast members were introduced for the Adatara Family. Takehito Koyasu as Doctor / Father Mayumi Asano as Mother KENN as Tatsuta Satoshi Inomata as Ryota Coco Hayashi as Kamome Haruna Fukushima as Umi Yuki Tenma as Sora The main voice cast has already been announced, and you can check out the complete list below. Mikako Komatsu as Midori Nagumo Aki Toyosaki as Nikura Yui Ishikawa as Wako Izumi Yoshihisa Kawahara as Tsurubishi Makabe Miyu Irino as Tatewaku Makabe Ayaka Nanase as Matsuri Makabe Azusa Tadokoro as Eri Amakazari Yu Wakui as Riko Izumi You can see the full anime staff for CITY THE ANIMATION below. Director: Taichi Ishidate Character Designer / Chief Animation Director: Tamami Tokuyama Color Designer: Kana Miyata Art Director: Shiori Yamazaki Photography Director: Hiroki Ueda CG Director: Tatsunori Kase Sound Director: Yota Tsuruoka Animation Production: Kyoto Animation Keiichi Arawi’s City manga ran from 2016 to 2021 in Kodansha’s Morning magazine, concluding with 13 volumes. After a three-year break, it returned on December 24, 2024. Vertical Comics licensed the English version, describing it as: From the creator of Nichijou, this surreal slapstick series follows Midori Nagumo, a broke college student living in a city full of eccentric characters. As she dashes around, she stirs up chaos and keeps the city lively. Midori is struggling with debt, facing a landlady demanding unpaid rent, and a best friend unwilling to lend her money anymore. She considers bullying or petty theft, but neither is a long-term solution. Perhaps getting a job could help, though it might cut into her time for wild city adventures. CITY THE ANIMATION marks KyoAni’s first new anime adaptation in six years.