Paradox Live Announces New Anime Film With Surprise Studio Behind Production

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Paradox Live is expanding its universe. During the “Paradox Live Dope Show 2026” event, the franchise will get a new cinematic project based on Paradox Live The Animation.

The announcement came with a teaser that confirmed the participation of familiar characters as well as groups that had not yet appeared in the TV adaptation.

New film expands the franchise's universe

The film will be produced by GRAPH77 studio, known for its work on "Shikaku," a project related to Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto. According to the announcement, the film will feature nine teams and a total of 29 characters.

Launched in 2019 by Avex and GCREST, the franchise blends hip-hop music, multimedia storytelling, and live performances. The plot takes place in the near future where artists use so-called Phantom Metal, a substance capable of generating illusions during musical performances through reactions linked to the rappers' DNA.

Stage and new season of the story

Therefore, in addition to the film, the franchise is also preparing a new phase on stage. The plays “Paradox Live on Stage -Road to Legend- RAGE” and “FATE” will be presented between October 2026 and February 2027 in Tokyo. The groups Visty, Amprule, 1Nm8, and GokuLuck will also debut in theatrical productions.

Meanwhile, the highly anticipated narrative arc of the so-called "4th Season" of the franchise is scheduled to begin in September. The television anime premiered in October 2023 and was streamed internationally by Crunchyroll.

With a film, a new season of the story, and theatrical productions underway, Paradox Live continues to expand its reach within the Japanese multimedia landscape. Furthermore, for more news about anime, manga, and seasonal releases, follow AnimeNews' daily updates.

Source: Comic Natalie

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