Takopi’s Original Sin Movie Reveals New Trailer, Visual and Theme Song
On October 23, TBS released the full trailer and a new visual for “Takopi’s Original Sin: Thank You, See You Tomorrow.” The compilation film opens in Japanese cinemas on November 27, 2026.
The project brings the six-episode adaptation of Taizan 5’s manga to the big screen in a new theatrical edit with additional scenes. No international theatrical release has been announced at this time.
Takopi and Shizuka in official TBS material for the film.
A new trailer, a new visual and a song by Tele
Character designer Keita Nagahara drew the new visual. The full trailer also introduces “らびゅー,” the theme song by Tele selected for this theatrical version.
Director Shinya Iino says the cinema setting, large screen and sound system can make the story feel different for viewers who know the series and for those discovering it for the first time.
Takopi, the alien who wants to spread happiness on Earth.
What changes from the series
The movie re-edits all six anime episodes into a single theatrical experience. TBS also confirms the addition of new scenes, so this is more than a consecutive screening of the original episodes.
The story retains its defining contrast: Takopi’s innocence collides with the pain surrounding Shizuka, Marina and the other children, while his happy gadgets trigger increasingly unpredictable consequences.
Shizuka stands at the heart of the story’s most fragile bond.
The main cast returns
Kurumi Mamiya voices Takopi and Reina Ueda returns as Shizuka. Konomi Kohara is back as Marina, Anna Nagase as Azuma and Ryota Osaka as Junya.
Keeping the original cast preserves the miniseries’ vocal identity, an important element for a film that must condense the entire narrative arc.
Marina in the official character art.
Azuma in the official character art.
Staff, studio and release
Shinya Iino handles direction and series composition, Keita Nagahara is the character designer and Yoshiaki Fujisawa composes the music. ENISHIYA handles animation and production support, while TBS Television oversees planning and production.
KlockWorx and TBS Television are distributing the film in Japan. It opens there on November 27, 2026; international territories and platforms have not yet been announced.
Junya in the official character art.
Content note: the official website warns that the film includes sensitive depictions and recommends parental guidance for viewers under the age of twelve.
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