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Haiyore Nyaruko-san F will begin its theatrical run on May 30. The poster visual to the movie and a trailer have now been released. Also announced are bonuses for advance ticket holders and moviegoers, each one being substantial content. Additionally, an all-night screening event of seasons 1 and 2 of the TV series is planned for May 16. This will largely raise excitement for the series’ conclusion.
The preview of Haiyore Nyaruko-san F is made up of all-new cuts and shows Nyaruko in a wedding dress and Nyaruko in a new bikini that will have fans watering at the mouth. Also, new character Atko, who is Nyaruko’s archrival, is shown for the first time. A highlight is that these two help each other face trials during a critical situation not seen before in the series. The poster visual released at this time will be displayed in theaters beginning April 18.
On the same day, advance tickets called “Advance Ticket with a Hard to Describe Ticket Folder Type Thing” will go on sale at theater ticket counters. After the movie’s release, moviegoers will also get a bonus called “Hard to Describe Reproduction Color Illustration Type Thing.” A different illustration will be given out each week, with the first, “Nyaruko Wedding Ver.,” beginning May 30, and the second, “Ushiro Kara Haiyoritai G Ver.,” beginning June 6.
In other news, the event “Hard to Describe All-Night Screening Event Type Thing” will be held at Shinjuku Wald 9 on May 16. Appearing on stage will be Miyu Matsuki who voices Kuko and director Tsuyoshi Nagasawa. Right now, a user poll is being held on the official site to decide the number of episodes that will be screened. Also, those who attend will get a not-for-sale B1 movie poster as a present. Advance tickets go on sale April 21. Each one casts 4,200 yen (tax included).
Hard to Describe All-Night Screening Event Type Thing
Date & Time: May 16 beginning at 22:30
Location: Shinjuku Wald 9
Tickets: 4,200 yen (general)
Performers: Miyu Matsuki (voice of Kuko), director Tsuyoshi Nagasawa
Source: animeanime
Source article written by Katsunori Takahashi
