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Tabekko Dobutsu THE MOVIE Hits Prime Video on June 1

The film's Prime Video debut marks the first time a feature-length adaptation of a snack-brand mascot property has entered the subscription streaming market, potentially expanding its audience beyond the theatrical run and the biscuit's existing fanbase.

Key Facts

  • The anime film 'Tabekko Dobutsu THE MOVIE' begins exclusive unlimited streaming on Prime Video on June 1.
  • The film is based on Ginbis's animal-shaped biscuits first released in 1978 and debuted in theaters in May 2025.
  • The voice cast includes Genta Matsuda as Raion-kun, Koji Mizukami as Zou-kun, and Akari Takaishi as Pegasus-chan.
  • Travis Japan performs the theme song 'Would You Like One?'
  • A pop-up shop, the 'Tabekko Dobutsu THE MOVIE Mofumofu SHOP,' runs at Shinjuku Marui Annex in Tokyo from June 27 to July 5.

Reporting from 5 sources: GAME Watch (Impress), Comic Natalie, Dengeki Hobby Web, Anime Hack (anime.eiga.com), and 1 more.

Tabekko Dobutsu THE MOVIE Hits Prime Video on June 1

The anime film "Tabekko Dobutsu THE MOVIE" will begin exclusive unlimited streaming on Prime Video on June 1. The film, based on Ginbis's long-selling animal-shaped biscuits first released in 1978, debuted in theaters in May 2025. It follows the fluffy super-idol animals of Sweets Land as they rescue their friend Pegasus-chan from the villainous Cotton Candy Army. The voice cast includes Genta Matsuda (Travis Japan) as Raion-kun, Koji Mizukami as Zou-kun, and Akari Takaishi as Pegasus-chan, with additional roles by Shouta Aoi, Inori Minase, Nao Toyama, and Tomokazu Seki. The film was directed by Hitoshi Takekiyo at MARZA ANIMATION PLANET INC. with a script by Tetsuhiro Ikeda. Travis Japan also performs the theme song "Would You Like One?" Rental and digital sell-through distribution expanded on May 28. A pop-up shop, the "Tabekko Dobutsu THE MOVIE Mofumofu SHOP," will run at Shinjuku Marui Annex in Tokyo from June 27 to July 5, selling new merchandise like loop character towels and multi charging cables alongside previously available event goods.

The film's full character roster includes additional roles beyond the core trio. Shingo Fujimori voices Saru-kun, the self-proclaimed playboy and "rap" member of the group. Shouta Aoi plays Kaba-chan, a mood maker who delivers one-liner gags. Ari Ozawa voices Usagi-chan, a free-spirited SNS enthusiast whose catchphrase is "Hai! Pyozu!" Fumihiko Tachiki plays Wani-kun, the oldest member who handles technical direction for live performances. Kurumi Mamiya voices Hiyoko-chan, the youngest member who communicates through the nuance of "Pii!" Ririana Ohno plays Pero, a girl who steals sweets. Tomokazu Seki voices Gotchan, a foul-mouthed cotton candy character who knows a secret spell. Akio Otsuka plays Professor Macaron, a brilliant but sullen university professor. Houchu Otsuka voices King Cotton, a giant cotton candy who rules a castle. Shou Hayami voices the Three Polinky's, a trio serving as the group's private jet crew.

The production team includes creative producer Riko Koarai, composer Gin Hashiba, sound director Chikako Yokota, CG supervisor Yosuke Sakai, and art director Kiyoshi Kamei. The film's distribution is handled by Clockworks and TBS Television. The streaming release on Prime Video starts at midnight on June 1. Rental distribution began on May 28 through services including Apple TV, Google TV, YouTube, DMM TV, and Bandai Channel. Digital sell-through is also available from the same date on platforms including Apple TV, Google TV, and Prime Video.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 5 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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