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The film 'Hibagon☆Project,' a town-promotion movie based on the UMA Hibagon, is in production with a planned spring 2027 release. Filming is underway in Saijo-cho, Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture, where the 1970 sightings occurred. The cast includes Chika Hiraoka, Sakurako Suei, Robert Scott, Megumi Mori, and Ryuji Harada. Takeharu Mikami, editor-in-chief of 'Mu,' will appear as himself.
The first phase of the Mu Japan Mystery Revival Crowdfunding Plan, a film adaptation project for the Hibagon cryptid of Hiroshima Prefecture, raised 3.24 million yen against a 1 million yen goal, ending May 31. The project exceeded its initial target in under two weeks and also cleared a stretch goal of 2 million yen. The second phase will focus on the Tsuchinoko cryptid.