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    ZOMBIE LAND SAGA Anime Film Adds 4DX Screenings Starting November 21

    Experience Franchouchou's chaos and concerts in full motion.

    Nov 9, 2025
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    ZOMBIE LAND SAGA Anime Film Adds 4DX Screenings Starting November 21

    The long-awaited ZOMBIE LAND SAGA anime film, Yumeginga Paradise, is currently screening in Japan. But fans looking for a more immersive experience will soon have a new way to dive in.

    Starting November 21, select theaters in Japan will begin 4DX screenings of the movie, allowing viewers to feel every jolt, impact, and spotlight moment alongside Franchouchou and their intergalactic foes.

    4DX VISUAL AND DETAILS

    The newly released poster teases high-octane concert scenes and chaotic alien encounters, promising a 4DX experience packed with motion seats and in-theater effects.

    ABOUT THE FILM AND FRANCHISE

    The ZOMBIE LAND SAGA anime film follows two seasons of the cult-favorite zombie idol series produced by MAPPA, Avex Pictures, and Cygames.

    • Season 1 debuted in October 2018, directed by Munehisa Sakai with series composition by Shigeru Murakoshi, character designs by Kasumi Fukagawa, and music by Yasuharu Takanashi.

    • Season 2, subtitled REVENGE, aired in April 2021.

    The cast includes:

    • Kaede Hondo

    • Asami Tano

    • Risa Taneda

    • Maki Kawase

    • Kotono Mitsuishi

    • Rika Kinugawa

    • Minami Tanaka

    • Mamoru Miyano

    A FRESH TWIST ON THE LIVING DEAD

    Crunchyroll, which streams both seasons, describes the series:

    A typical morning. The usual music. Their normal lives.

    Until everything is destroyed… by zombies.

    Seven girls, each pulled from a different era of Japanese history, are resurrected to form the most unlikely idol group in history. Their goal? To revive the cultural spirit of Saga Prefecture — and maybe rediscover their humanity along the way.

    With musical battles, heartfelt arcs, and absurd humor, ZOMBIE LAND SAGA has carved out its own corner of the idol genre. And with Yumeginga Paradise, it’s expanding into sci-fi territory with even bigger stakes.

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