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BLUE RIGHTS Sets November 13 Release for Orochi -Seventh Echoes- Pilot Film

BLUE RIGHTS will release a pilot film for its original feature-length anime Orochi -Seventh Echoes- on Friday, November 13, 2026 at 10:00 AM. Takashi Nakamura, who handled the original concept, direction, original character concept, and art setting, directed the pilot.

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Why it matters

The pilot arrives with an explicit caveat that its content, expression, and design may differ from the finished film, so BLUE RIGHTS is treating this as a trial run for the main production rather than a trailer of record.

BLUE RIGHTS Sets November 13 Release for Orochi -Seventh Echoes- Pilot Film

Key Facts

  • BLUE RIGHTS releases the Orochi -Seventh Echoes- pilot film on Friday, November 13, 2026 at 10:00 AM.
  • Takashi Nakamura handled original concept, direction, original character concept, and art setting for the film.
  • Noriyuki Matsushita is character designer and Kazuyuki Hashimoto is art director.
  • The film's story follows Agni, a boy born with a Hizumi whose power awakens Orochi.
  • The pilot's notice states it may differ in content, expression, and design from the completed main film.

Noriyuki Matsushita is character designer and Kazuyuki Hashimoto is art director. The film follows Agni, a boy born with a Hizumi whose power awakens Orochi.

The pilot film runs at 10:00 AM on Friday, November 13, 2026. Nakamura's own note frames the work as a test of whether a short video can carry the story's worldview, adding that he wants visuals that change further in the main film. The story is set in Kukulkan, a country supported by the waves of sound, and centers on Agni, abandoned by the royal family because of the Hizumi inside him. His inner power awakens Orochi, a calamity that should have died a thousand years ago, and the awakened Orochi addresses him as "My son." The credit line is 2026 BLUE RIGHTS / OROCHI.

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