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Crunchyroll Streams English-Subtitled Trailer for Saga of Tanya the Evil Anime Film

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Crunchyroll streams film on May 16 in more than 500 theaters

Crunchyroll began streaming an English-subtitled trailer on Friday for its screening of the Saga of Tanya the Evil (Yōjo Senki) anime film. Crunchyroll will screen the film in more than 500 theaters in the United States on May 16 at 7:30 p.m. local time.

The English-subtitled screening through Fathom Events will be part of Crunchyroll's Crunchyroll Movie Night series. The screening will include footage of an interview with the anime's director Yutaka Uemura.

Crunchyroll describes the film:

The time is UC 1926. The Imperial Army's 203rd Air Mage Battalion led by Major Tanya Degurechaff has won the battle to the south against the Republic's stragglers. They expected to be given a vacation after returning victorious, but instead receive special orders from Staff HQ as soon as they get home. They are told that there were signs of a large-scale deployment near the Empire-Federation border.

Faced with the prospect of a new major enemy, the desperate Empire fans the flame of war.

Meanwhile, an international volunteer army spearheaded by the Commonwealth set foot in Federation territory. As they say, the enemy of an enemy is your friend. They suffer through misfortune purely out of national interest, and among them is a young girl.

She is Warrant Officer Mary Sue, and she takes up arms hoping to bring the Empire, who killed her father, to justice.

The film opened in Japan on February 8, and it earned 100 million yen (about US$906,285) in its first five days. The film has earned 200 million yen (about US$1.8 million) as of February 23. The anime's 4DX screenings debuted in Japan on April 5.

Most of the staff and cast returned from the earlier television anime.

The television anime adaptation of Carlo Zen and Shinobu Shinotsuki's novel series premiered in January 2017. Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired, and Funimation streamed an English dub.

Sources: Crunchyroll's YouTube channel


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