The movie “Haikyu!!” exceeds 10 billion yen in box office revenue after 75 days of release, even Toho was surprised: “The festival isn’t over yet!”

The latest revenue information for the completely new movie of the anime “Haikyu!!”, “Haikyu!! The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump” (to be released on February 16th), was announced on May 1st, and the number of audience members increased within 75 days of release. 6.99 million people and box office revenue exceeded 10 billion yen.

The film, which grossed 2.23 billion yen and attracted 1.52 million viewers in its three days of release, was released in February, and at the time of its release in February, distributor Toho said, “It recorded the No. 1 opening week box office revenue among films released in 2024.” .

They were aiming for box office revenue of over 10 billion yen.

Commenting on the box office revenue of over 10 billion yen, Toho’s publicity staff said, “This is a work that has surpassed 10 billion yen in revenue and is connected,” as if it symbolizes Karasuno High School and Nekoma High School. I can’t take my eyes off the progress of “Haikyu the Movie!! Battle at the Garbage Dump”!The festival isn’t over yet!”

In addition, it has been decided that the 6th series of admission benefits, “Haikyuu the Movie!! Decisive Battle at the Garbage Dump Player Directory Style Bromide,” will be distributed from May 3rd, so box office revenue is likely to continue to grow.

This work, which is a sequel to the 4th season of the TV anime “Haikyu!! TO THE TOP” that was broadcast in 2020, is produced as a two-part movie version. The first part depicts one of the most popular episodes in the original work, the 3rd round of Haru High School, the battle between Karasuno High School and Nekoma High School, commonly known as the “Battle at the Garbage Dump”, and the 4th season “Haikyuu” The movie version depicts the episode following the Inarizaki High School match depicted in “!! TO THE TOP”.

“Haikyu!!” is based on the manga of the same name that was serialized in “Weekly Shonen Jump” (Shueisha) from February 2012 to July 2020, and is a youth story based on high school volleyball.

Set in Miyagi Prefecture, the main character, Shoyo Hinata, who belongs to the prefectural Karasuno High School volleyball club, aims to become the former volleyball club’s ace, the “little giant,” and Kageyama Tobio, a genius setter known as the “king on the court.” A story about growing up through friendly competition with friends.

The cumulative circulation of the series has exceeded 60 million copies, and the TV anime series aired its first season in 2014, second season in 2015, third season in 2016, and fourth season in 2020.

■Box office flow
3 days of release: Box office revenue 2.23 billion yen, attendance 1.52 million people
10 days of release: Box office revenue 4.18 billion yen, attendance 2.9 million people, +1.95 billion yen compared to the previous week
17 days of release: Box office revenue 5.1 billion yen, attendance 3.59 million people, +920 million yen compared to the previous week
24 days of release: Box office revenue 6.2 billion yen, attendance 4.38 million people, +1.1 billion yen compared to the previous week
31 days of release: Box office revenue 7 billion yen, attendance 4.91 million people, +800 million yen compared to the previous week
38 days of release: Box office revenue 7.9 billion yen, attendance 5.5 million people, +900 million yen compared to the previous week
45 days of release: Box office revenue 8.75 billion yen, attendance 6.1 million people, +850 million yen compared to the previous week
52 days of release: Box office revenue 9.26 billion yen, attendance 6.483 million people, +510 million yen compared to the previous week
59 days of release: Box office revenue 9.5 billion yen, attendance 6.64 million people, +240 million yen compared to the previous week
66 days of release: Box office revenue 9.7 billion yen, attendance 6.83 million people, +200 million yen compared to the previous week
75 days of release: Box office revenue 10 billion yen, attendance 6.99 million people, +300 million yen compared to the previous week