The film is available for unlimited streaming on Prime Video starting June 1, 2026, following its theatrical release in May 2025 and a rental/sell-through expansion on May 28.
The anime film based on Ginbis's animal-shaped biscuit brand, Tabekko Dōbutsu THE MOVIE, has moved into wide streaming availability. The film originally opened in theaters in May 2025. On May 28, 2026, rental and digital sell-through distribution expanded. Then on June 1, 2026, the film began exclusive unlimited streaming on Prime Video, making it accessible to a broad audience for the first time since its theatrical run.
The story follows the singing and dancing super idols of Sweets Land as they try to rescue Pegasus-chan from the villainous Cotton Candy Army. The cast includes Genta Matsuda (Travis Japan) as Raion-kun, along with Koji Mizukami, Akari Takaishi, Shingo Fujimori, Shouta Aoi, Ari Ozawa, Inori Minase, Nao Toyama, Fumihiko Tachiki, Kurumi Mamiya, Ririana Ohno, Tomokazu Seki, Akio Otsuka, Houchu Otsuka, and Shou Hayami. Travis Japan also performs the theme song, "Would You Like One?"
A pop-up shop, the Tabekko Dōbutsu THE MOVIE Mofumofu SHOP, is scheduled to run at Shinjuku Marui Annex in Tokyo from June 27 to July 5, 2026. The shop will sell new merchandise including a loop character towel, multi charging cable, and acrylic sticker.
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The anime film "Tabekko Dōbutsu THE MOVIE" will begin exclusive unlimited streaming on Prime Video from June 1, 2026. The film, originally released in theaters in May 2025, is based on Ginbis's animal-shaped biscuit brand and follows the singing and dancing super idols of Sweets Land as they attempt to rescue Pegasus-chan from the villainous Cotton Candy Army. Rental and digital sell-through distribution expanded on May 28. A pop-up shop, the "Tabekko Dōbutsu THE MOVIE Mofumofu SHOP," will run at Shinjuku Marui Annex in Tokyo from June 27 to July 5, offering new merchandise including a loop character towel, multi charging cable, and acrylic sticker. The film's cast includes Genta Matsuda (Travis Japan) as Raion-kun, with Koji Mizukami, Akari Takaishi, Shingo Fujimori, Shouta Aoi, Ari Ozawa, Inori Minase, Nao Toyama, Fumihiko Tachiki, Kurumi Mamiya, Ririana Ohno, Tomokazu Seki, Akio Otsuka, Houchu Otsuka, and Shou Hayami. The theme song is "Would You Like One?" by Travis Japan.
May 18
Bill Wise, known for English dub roles including Bunta Fujiwara in the Initial D: Legend trilogy, Hayato Jin in Getter Robo: Armageddon, and Knuckles in the 1996 Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie OVA, has died at age 61. His death was reported by the Austin Chronicle on May 5, with his agency and a friend confirming the news earlier that week.
May 17
Twin Engine released a new trailer for Mononoke the Movie: Chapter 3: Snake God on Thursday, ahead of its May 29 theatrical debut in Japan. The trailer shows more of the supernatural chaos in the inner palace, with the emperor and priest Hokuto Mizorogi playing larger roles. Aina The End performs the theme song "No Epilogue." New cast members include Miyuki Sawashiro as the Third Empress, Fumi Hirano as Tokiwai, Mariko Honda as Kawa, Yukana as Amanotsubone, and Eiji Takemoto as Saku Mizorogi. Kenji Nakamura returns as general director from the second film, while Tomoaki Koshida directs at Studio Kafka and EOTA. The story follows the Medicine Seller confronting a giant snake-shaped Mononoke called the Snake God. He must discover its three characteristics-form, truth, and reason-before he can slay it. The roots of the conflict lie 150 years in the past, in the true story of the inner palace's birth. The first two films in the trilogy, Phantom in the Rain and The Ashes of Rage, premiered in July 2024 and March 2025 respectively, and are streaming on Netflix.