Breaking: 'Kagurabachi' Anime Sets Early Premiere

The highly anticipated anime adaptation of Takeru Hokazono's hit manga, Kagurabachi, is officially getting a massive early debut.

Fans won't have to wait until the wide broadcast to see Chihiro Rokuhira in action, as the series will screen its first two episodes at a special world premiere event in Japan.

The exclusive two-episode screening is scheduled for March 25, 2027, serving as the grand finale of the anime's ongoing international world tour.

The premiere will take place at Tokyo's prestigious Kabukiza Theatre—the exact same location where the anime adaptation was initially announced.

The event will feature a special talk session with the main cast, including Taihi Kimura (voice of Chihiro), Tomokazu Seki (voice of Kunishige), and Katsuyuki Konishi (voice of Togo Shiba).

For fans who cannot make it to the main venue in Tokyo, the premiere and talk session will be broadcast live simultaneously at movie theaters across Japan.

This special event takes place roughly a month before the anime officially hits the airwaves. The Kagurabachi television series, produced by studio Cypic and directed by Tetsuya Takeuchi, is still on track for its wide broadcast release in April 2027.

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