Those fortunate enough to attend the screenings will receive a special post card. However, this post card is limited to only 25,000 theatergoers.
The film was released in Japan on December 20th and placed third at the box office. It has since earned 1.2 billion yen (US $10.96 million) with over 1 million tickets sold.
Funimation will screen the movie in the United States and Canada in over 1,000 theaters from February 26. The film will have both subtitled and dubbed screenings. Advanced ticket sales will begin on January 31.
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