Following its launch on Crunchyroll in November, the anime writer has formally introduced the Suzume Blu-ray launch date for Makoto Shinkai’s newest coming-of-age fantasy film. The restricted version Blu-ray set of the acclaimed anime movie will likely be obtainable for buy on March 12, 2024 on the Crunchyroll retailer.
Suzume followers who purchase the restricted Blu-ray version will likely be handled to a ravishing 60-page artwork e-book, 4 artwork playing cards, and a director’s commentary from Makoto Shinkai. Listed beneath are the entire particular options included within the restricted version and customary version:
- Director’s Commentary
- Director’s Interview
- Director’s Filmography Recap
- RADWIMPS Interview
- “The Making Of” Documentary
- Ending Scene “Tadaima” Model
- Particular Commemoration Movies
- Promo Video Assortment
- Teaser & Trailers
- Roundtable Interview With Makoto Shinkai, Yojiro Noda & Kazuma Jinnouchi
What’s Suzume about?
“17-year-old Suzume’s journey begins in a quiet city in Kyushu when she encounters a younger man who tells her, ‘I’m searching for a door,’” reads the movie’s synopsis. “What Suzume finds is a single weathered door standing upright within the midst of ruins as if it was shielded from no matter disaster struck. Seemingly drawn by its energy, Suzume reaches for the knob. Doorways start to open one after one other all throughout Japan, unleashing destruction upon any who’re close to. Suzume should shut these portals to stop additional catastrophe.”
The anime movie was written and directed by Shinkai. The artistic crew consists of character designer Masayoshi Tanaka, animation director Kenichi Tsuchiya, and artwork director Takumi Tanji. It’s a co-production by CoMix Wave Movies and Story Inc.
Throughout its theatrical run, the movie earned a worldwide gross of over $320 million on the field workplace. Similar to Shinkai’s earlier films, akin to Your Identify and Weathering With You, Suzume additionally obtained essential acclaim and presently holds a near-perfect ranking on on Rotten Tomatoes.
