The countdown until the end of the world has started, and before it’s over we - the samurai - must take back our land!

The sworn friends Gintoki, Takasugi, and Katsura are overwhelmed with their various feelings as the countdown to the end of the world is getting closer. However, they come across a figure with a bond too sad to grasp...

They face Shoyo Yoshida, the man who had taught Gintoki and his friends everything they knew. However, he appears before them with a completely different personality and name - Utsuro.

Shinsengumi, Shinpachi, and Kagura - all formerly Gintoki’s rivals - now come together to help to defeat this new enemy! Utsuro’s power grows as more time passes, and Takasugi is willing to fight him even if it means he has to give up his own life.

What will be the last thing Gintoki will see...!? Will he be able to get everything back to normal...!?

10 years have passed. The people aboard the Sidonia have enjoyed a peaceful respite. Even Tsumugi quietly passes the days with her thoughts dwelling on the ship’s hero, Nagate.

However, Captain Kobayashi knew that true peace would not last so long as the Gauna were somewhere out there.

Chibiusa slowly starts to fall in love with Helios the longer he returns to her for help. Mamoru starts to feel as though he's burdening Usagi, and she blames herself for putting him in danger. In the midst of all this and a large scale battle, they have to come to terms with their dreams and their duty.
This movie is one about dreams that cross both time and space.

Starting in 2007, it was rebooted as the “Evangelion: New Theatrical Edition” series and split up into three films so far, Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance and Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo. The fourth and final film of the series, Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time has now been finalized.

Evangelion’s themes of “What is the essence of a person?” and “Why do people live?” are universal questions that apply to every generation. Shinji, Rei, Asuka, and Mari are all characters brimming with individuality, and as they pilot the artificial Evangelions, they search for new ways of living.

Striving to recreate the epic worldbuilding of the original, the creators make full use of the latest digital technology. With updated animations and visuals, beautiful designs and colors, and character expressions full of emotion, they are bound to touch your heart.

Hideaki Anno, the director of the recent blockbuster Shin Godzilla, which grossed over 8 billion yen at the box office, has a unique style of storytelling that is fast-paced, compelling, and rich in content. Director Anno has now returned to his origins in the animation field with new concepts and feelings, ready to tell us the rest of the story that has been sealed away ever since Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo was released in 2012.

Two of her seniors, Alice and Athena, keep very busy and haven’t seen each other for a long time. Because of that, Athena has been feeling down, and Alice seems to be avoiding her for some reason.

Smile is a young girl who wears a mask all the time to hide her big front teeth which are in the process of being corrected. She is a popular video creator and broadcasts videos of things that she finds "cute."

Cherry, who is unable to put his thoughts into words aside from Haiku, and Smile, who is unable to recover from her complex regarding her outer appearance meet in a shopping mall and slowly begin to converse via SNS.

One day, the distance between the two of them is closed drastically by a request from Fujiyama, an old man whom they met at work, to find a record of nostalgic value to him. The two of them set out to work together to grant his wish. However, something happens which changes the course of their feelings.

A young girl by the name of Kanna loses her mother and her love of running. In the depths of despair, after touching a memento of her mother, the wheels of fate begin to turn. An emissary of a god in the form of a rabbit appears before her. It invites her to go on a journey to Izumo. Questioning the white rabbit, Kanna asks “Can I really meet my mom?” The rabbit responds, “Only if the two of you are connected.” However, a young demon boy named Yasha blocks their path.

One night, Rin, a timid university student who has just moved in, witnesses a large insect flying out of the arm of an old woman being taken away in an ambulance.

Unable to put the insect out of her mind, she visits a library to do some research. There, she meets a folklorist named Tokiyo and learns that there have been many sightings of strange insects in the area.
These insects, which are called “shinreichuu,” have existed since ancient times. Also known as “cursed insects,” they are considered bad omens and many people who see them end up dying unnatural deaths.

Back when Nozomi was in elementary school, she used to play soccer with her classmate Yasuaki Tani. When they were in fourth grade, he transferred schools and now he attends Egami Nishi middle school - the school they are up against in the rookie games.

“Soccer is all about one’s physique. There’s no way a girl like you can win against a guy who’s big like I am. Just by being a guy I’m already on a completely different level from you.”

That’s what Nameck said when he met her again after all these years. Nozomi hopes that by winning, she'll prove him wrong.

“Bring it on. I’ll show you what I’m made of.”