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Tele Writes Theme Song Labyu for Takopii no Genzai Compilation Film

Tele, who wrote the streaming series' ending theme, returns for the film version, and the announcement pairs the song with a Keita Nagahara visual and trailer rather than releasing the music separately.

Key Facts

  • Tele's newly written theme song for the Takopii no Genzai compilation film is titled Labyu.
  • Takopii no Genzai -Arigatou, Mata Ashita- opens in theaters on November 27.
  • The film re-edits all six episodes of the streaming series and adds new scenes, with a running time of 153 minutes and a PG-12 rating.
  • Advance Mubicche cards go on sale at 10:00 on October 23 for 1,600 yen general admission, with no bonus.
  • Animate sells a Mubicche card bundled with a limited shaka-shaka keyholder for 3,250 yen.

Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Anime Anime.

Tele Writes Theme Song Labyu for Takopii no Genzai Compilation Film

The official X account for the anime Takopii no Genzai announced on October 23 that the theatrical compilation film Takopii no Genzai -Arigatou, Mata Ashita- will use a newly written song by Tele as its theme. The song is titled Labyu. The film opens November 27 at Shinjuku Wald 9 and other theaters. Alongside the song announcement, a full trailer and a new main visual were released. The visual is a newly drawn illustration by character designer Keita Nagahara, carrying the copy "To all of you who were always alone" and showing Shizuka, Marina, and Higashi in an after-school classroom, with a graffitied desk, a damaged school bag, and Takopi on Shizuka's shoulder. Advance Mubicche cards go on sale at 10:00 on October 23 for 1,600 yen general admission, with no bonus. Animate sells a version bundled with a limited shaka-shaka keyholder for 3,250 yen. The film re-edits all six episodes of the streaming series and adds new scenes, runs 153 minutes, and is rated PG-12. Distribution is handled by Clockworks and TBS Television.

Tele also wrote the lyrics, music, and arrangement for "Labyu." The song follows Tele's ending theme for the streaming series, "Garasu no Sen."

Tele's comment on the new song: "I wrote the song with the message that even the hell of now can someday be laughed off." Director and series composition Shinya Iino also commented, thanking viewers who watched the series and saying the theatrical release was decided "thanks to the warm response."

The full trailer mixes some new cuts with scenes of what Shizuka, Marina, Higashi, and Takopi are each feeling. The main visual, drawn by character designer Keita Nagahara, carries the copy "To all of you who were always alone" and places the three characters in an after-school classroom without meeting each other's eyes. Motifs tied to their situations dot the image: graffiti on a desk, a damaged school bag, and Takopi on Shizuka's shoulder.

The series streamed in June 2025 and drew a large response despite no terrestrial broadcast. It took the top anime award at the Filmarks Awards 2025 and the Jury Award in the TV category at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival in June 2026. Mubicche cards go on sale at 10:00 on October 23 at Major and MOVIE WALKER STORE, with theater counter sales varying by venue.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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