The latest Haikyuu!! The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump is ready for international release in cinemas. In Japan, it premiered over three months ago, and this latest film marks the first of two installments that will conclude the anime adaptation.
Even though the movie has created much excitement within Japan, fans of anime from the West have been anxiously waiting for a release date announcement. Crunchyroll revealed this exciting news during this year’s CinemaCon event.
The news brings comfort to fans living outside of Japan. Having Crunchyroll’s participation, the worldwide release guarantees that the movie will reach a wider audience. This gives global followers a chance to fully experience these last parts of the story.
Haikyuu!! The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump Set for Worldwide Premiere
Haikyuu!! The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump, which was released on February 16th, 2024 in Japan and has been eagerly awaited by fans for months, is finally coming to international fans. They will get a chance to watch this cinematic event at theaters everywhere worldwide.
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The movie will be released worldwide starting from May 30. Before it hits theaters in the USA on May 31, this film is going to have its premiere in 19 countries.
The countries that will have the movie released in theaters on May 30 include Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Netherlands, Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Peru.
On May 31st, the film will be shown for the first time in Canada, Finland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Crunchyroll, on the other hand, has given more release dates for some other countries. Turkey will have it available from June 7th and Belgium plus France along with Luxembourg and French-speaking parts of Switzerland are set to get access on June 12th.
For fans in Austria and Germany, their turn is coming on June 25. Fans from Switzerland who speak German will be able to see it starting from June 27th.
Despite being announced as a worldwide release, it is disappointing to note that certain South Asian countries, including India and the Philippines, are not part of the current release schedule announced by Crunchyroll. The theatrical release dates for these regions have not been revealed yet, leaving fans in these areas eagerly awaiting further updates on when they can experience the film in theaters.
What To Expect From Haikyuu!! The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump
The story in Haikyuu!! The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump will pick up from where the fourth season of the anime ended. It revolves around an important tournament match between Karasuno and Nekoma High, who are striving to win and advance into Nationals.
The movie will prepare for the final conflict in this series, with one more movie expected to come after it and conclude everything. This part may not completely end but leave viewers waiting for what is next, which we think would be a fascinating finish in the Haikyuu series.
The fourth season of Haikyuu!! ended by covering chapter 292 from the manga source, so the movie should begin from this point and continue with chapter 293. Decisive Battle at the Garbage Dump is part of Haikyuu!! manga’s Tokyo Nationals Arc and the Garbage Dump battle ends at chapter 295.
You can watch Haikyuu!! anime on Crunchyroll.
