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Crunchyroll Brings Idol Dreams to the Big Screen: Tickets Now on Sale for Trapezium Film

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Crunchyroll, the ultimate home for anime worldwide, has announced that tickets for the highly anticipated idol-driven, coming-of-age film Trapezium are now on sale. Alongside this exciting news, the official trailer for the film has been unveiled, giving audiences in the United States and Canada their first look at what promises to be a heartfelt and inspiring journey.

A Story of Dreams, Friendship, and the Idol Phenomenon

Trapezium follows the journey of Yu Azuma, a determined first-year student at Joshu East High School, who dreams of forming her own idol girl group. The film delves into the challenges and triumphs that come with pursuing such an ambitious goal, all while exploring the deep bonds of friendship that develop along the way. As Yu and her group navigate the complex world of the idol phenomenon, they learn valuable lessons about resilience, teamwork, and the true meaning of success.

One-Day-Only Theatrical Release on September 18

Trapezium, distributed by Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment, will be released for one-day-only in select theaters on September 18. Fans in North America will have a unique opportunity to experience the film exclusively in Japanese with English subtitles, staying true to its original cultural context.

Adaptation of Kazumi Takayama’s Acclaimed Novel

The film is an adaptation of Kazumi Takayama’s novel Trapezium (Da Vinch / KADOKAWA), a story that has resonated with readers for its authentic portrayal of the idol industry and the coming-of-age struggles of young girls. Produced by the renowned animation studio Cloverworks and directed by Masahiro Shinohara, the film promises to bring Takayama’s vision to life with vivid animation and emotional depth.

Meet Compass Rose: The Rising Idol Group

Yu Azuma is not alone in her quest to become an idol. She recruits three talented girls from different high schools in her region to form the group “Compass Rose.” Each member brings her unique personality and dreams to the table:

  • Ranko Katori: A sophisticated second-year student at Holy Teneritas Southern Girls’ Academy, known for her distinctive curly hairstyle and admiration for Ochofujin (“Madame Butterfly”).
  • Kurumi Taiga: A student at West Tech Vocational High School, who sports oversized jackets with long sleeves and aspires to win a robotics competition.
  • Mika Kamei: A kind-hearted girl from Joshu North High School, dedicated to volunteering and always looking out for others.

With the guidance of Yu’s confidante, Shinji Kudo, these four girls set out to conquer the idol world. However, as the pressures of fame mount, they begin to question whether the spotlight is truly where they belong. The film explores the tough decisions and sacrifices that come with pursuing a dream in the competitive world of show business.

A Musical Journey Enhanced by a Star-Studded Soundtrack

The film’s theme song, “It’s Nothing” or “Nanmonai,” performed by popular VTuber Hoshimachi Suisei and sakuma, adds another layer of emotion to the story. The music, combined with the film’s stunning visuals, is set to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.

Don’t Miss Out!

With a runtime of 95 minutes, Trapezium is a must-see for anime fans and anyone who appreciates a story about perseverance and friendship. Mark your calendars for September 18 and be sure to catch this special one-day event in select theaters across the United States and Canada.

For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Fandango’s official website.


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