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Paradox Live Film Gets Title And 2027 Opening

The Paradox Live franchise's official website presented an early teaser visual on Friday for its film project. The visual gives the film the title Paradox Live the Movie and a 2027 opening.

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Why it matters

The film moves the franchise's concert-driven story to a theatrical format while keeping the full team roster, and the 2027 date puts it after the 4th Season arc that launched in September.

Paradox Live Film Gets Title And 2027 Opening

Key Facts

  • The Paradox Live film project is titled Paradox Live the Movie and opens in 2027.
  • Studio GRAPH77 is producing the film.
  • Nine teams with 29 characters will appear, including characters from the television series and new characters.
  • The television anime premiered on Tokyo MX on October 3, 2023, and Crunchyroll streamed it as it aired.
  • Avex and GCREST launched the Paradox Live franchise in November 2019.

Studio GRAPH77 is producing. Nine teams with 29 characters will appear, including characters from the previous television series and new characters. The television anime premiered on Tokyo MX on October 3, 2023, and Crunchyroll streamed it as it aired.

The film carries the title Paradox Live the Movie and opens in 2027, with Studio GRAPH77 producing. The roster spans nine teams and 29 characters, mixing faces from the television series with new ones.

The franchise launched in November 2019 from Avex and GCREST. Its setting is a near future where rappers wear accessories holding a metallic substance called Phantom Metal, which reacts with their DNA to produce illusions tied to their emotions during a performance. The television anime premiered on Tokyo MX on October 3, 2023, and Crunchyroll streamed it as it aired. The franchise also runs on CDs, merchandise, and concert events, and its 4th Season story arc launched in September.

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