A Special Crossover Event
As both of their films prepare to premiere in October 2025, Girls Band Cry and Zombie Land Saga have officially revealed a collaboration project that has fans buzzing with excitement. The crossover includes a special video where the main characters voice each other’s iconic opening scenes. Nina Iseri from Girls Band Cry steps into the role of Sakura Minamoto, while Sakura takes on Nina’s part in a playful exchange that highlights the spirit of both series. Alongside this, a collaboration visual was released, bringing together the characters from both groups in one striking illustration.
Upcoming Movie Releases
The Girls Band Cry series is making a strong return with its two-part film project. The first installment, Seishun Kyoso Kyoko, premieres on October 3, 2025, followed by Naa, Mirai on November 14, 2025. These films continue the heartfelt story of Nina Iseri, a high school dropout who moves to Tokyo and, after a chance meeting with her idol guitarist Momoka Kawaragi, starts a band with her. With each band member facing their own struggles, the story celebrates resilience and the unifying power of music. Crunchyroll is streaming the anime for international fans.
Meanwhile, the Zombie Land Saga franchise is preparing for its highly anticipated film Zombie Land Saga: Yumeginga Paradise, set to premiere in Japan on October 24, 2025. Animated by Studio MAPPA, the movie continues the eccentric yet emotional journey of the idol-zombie group Franchouchou. Known for its mix of comedy, music, and heartwarming moments, the franchise has built a loyal fanbase eager to see what this next chapter brings.
Why This Collaboration Matters
This collaboration is more than just a marketing campaign—it is a celebration of two unique anime that both reinvent what it means to tell stories about music and identity. Girls Band Cry shines a spotlight on youthful passion and overcoming personal hardships through music, while Zombie Land Saga mixes the bizarre premise of zombie idols with heartfelt character growth and humor. Bringing them together allows fans of both series to experience something fresh, creative, and deeply entertaining.
With the films releasing just weeks apart, this collaboration builds momentum for what promises to be a big season for both franchises. The character exchange, combined with the collaborative visual, adds an extra layer of excitement as fans gear up for a packed October.
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