Crunchyroll Anime Nights arrives in US theaters

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Crunchyroll announced a new program called Crunchyroll Anime Nights during San Diego Comic-Con , promising to bring Japanese animation to US movie theaters starting in October. The initiative will be monthly, with screenings always on the third Monday of the month, in chains such as Alamo Drafthouse, AMC, Regal, Cinemark, Harkins, and Larmark Cinemas.

Furthermore, the first two titles in the October-to-December schedule have already been revealed. And for fans, good news: two major hits will kick off this new phase of screenings.

Dragon Maid movie premieres in October in the US

The premiere will be with the feature film of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, titled A Lonely Dragon Wants to Be Loved, which arrives in theaters on October 20th. The plot revolves around a new conflict that threatens the peace between dragons and humans. Kanna, daughter of Kamun Kamui, leader of the Forces of Chaos, is summoned back to the Dragon World. However, Kobayashi will do everything to prevent the young woman from leaving the family she built on Earth.

The story blends fantasy, affection, and family dilemmas, guaranteeing an experience that is both moving and entertaining. Without a doubt, a great choice to start the program.

Overlord celebrates 10 years with a marathon in cinemas

On November 17th , it will be OVERLORD 's turn to invade the big screen in celebration of the anime's 10th anniversary. The screening will feature the first seven episodes of the first season, recalling the beginning of Momonga's journey — the player who, after becoming trapped in the game world following the server shutdown, transforms into the powerful Ainz Ooal Gown.

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Source: Crunchyroll

The movie Miss Kobayashi's will premiere in US theaters on October 20th.
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