It’s been a few months since fans of the Chainsaw Man anime feasted their eyes on the teaser trailer for the upcoming sequel Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc, with it concluding on a title card stating a 2025 release. Expectant fans can now plan their leaves to catch the movie as international release dates have become known. Fans in Singapore, in particular, can watch the sequel on 25 September 2025.
According to a post by AnimeTV, Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc will have a theatrical release in “over 80 countries,” starting with Japan on 19 September and in other countries like the Middle East, Netherlands, and Spain on 30 October. The movie will also be released in cinemas in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand on 25 September.
The full list of dates and territories is as follows:
- 24 September: Hong Kong
- 25 September: Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand
- 26 September: India, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam
- 22 October: France
- 29 October: United States of America, Bulgaria, Finland, Greece, Iceland, Nigeria, Sweden, United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium
- 30 October: Croatia, Denmark, Hungary, Middle East, Netherlands, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Israel, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia Central America, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Uruguay, Venezuela, Latvia, South Africa, Estonia, Spain
Unfortunately, no further information and additional scenes of the movie’s premise were teased. MAPPA and its staff are still set to produce the show, while Hiroshi Seko (Attack on Titan: The Final Season) will return to write the script. Viewers will follow Denji, caught in a love triangle between a girl he met called Reze and his boss Makima in Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc. Other forms of chaos and devil-killing are sure to follow.
To fellow fans of the anime looking to catch the sequel, see you in cinemas!
Crack open a cold one with Joey, because the moment you approach him, he will start talking about film and video games for days. He spends his waking moments during the weekends meditating on how the latest movie he’s watched or game he’s played has impacted his worldview.
Si Jia
Natalie
