ALDNOAH.​ZERO Theatrical Compilation Announced for February 28

The anime was released in summer 2014!

The theatrical compilation ALDNOAH.​ZERO (Re+) is set to premiere in Japanese cinemas for a limited run starting February 28, 2025. This special release will revisit key moments from the original TV anime series and feature the brand-new episode 24.5, titled Fragments of Rain – The Penultimate Truth.

Announcement CM:

“Aldnoah Zero” is directed by Ei Aoki, the story is drafted by Gen Urobuchi, and the character is drafted by  Takako Shimura and A-1 Pictures and Troyca handled the animation production.

The anime features a talented voice cast, including Natsuki Hanae as Inaho Kaizuka, Kensho Ono as Slaine Troyard, and Sora Amamiya as Asseylum Vers Allusia.

Crunchyroll stream Aldnoah.Zero worldwide and describes the anime as follows:

Humanity has clearly split into two and currently there is no way these groups will once again unite. Humanity celebrates this transient time of peace as they slowly dismiss from their minds the scars their ancestors bore in the past. No one realized that with one little push their world can fall to its destruction.

Source: Comic Natalie

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