Japan’s No. 2 movie “Devil’s Blade” in all-time sales revenue surpassed “Titanic” with 27.5 billion yen. The number of mobilizations exceeded 20 million[lista de clasificación disponible]| ORICON NEWS

The latest box office earnings for the anime film “Theatrical Version” Devil’s Blade “Infinite Train Edition” released on October 16 were announced on November 30. In 45 days from the first day, the number of mobilizations was 20,532,177 and the box office income was 27,512,348,050 yen. In the latest box office revenue rankings (including Japanese and Western films), it surpassed “Titanic” (26.2 billion yen) and came in second.

The job has box office revenue of 4.6 billion yen in 3 days, 10.7 billion yen in 10 days, 15.7 billion yen in 17 days, 20.4 billion yen in 24 days , 23.3 billion yen in 1 month and 10 million mobilization in 16 days. A highly successful film that has exceeded 20 million people and mobilized people. There was also talk that the 10 billion yen breakthrough in 10 days from release was the fastest number of days in the film screened in Japan.

“Devil’s Blade” is based on the manga serialized in “Weekly Shonen Jump” from February 2016 to May 2008, and is a popular work with a cumulative total of more than 100 million comics. Set in the world where human-eating demons lived in the Taisho era, a coal-seller boy, Sumijiro, changed his life completely when his family was killed by a human-eating demon, and he was the only one who survived but was turned into a demon. A story about going on a journey to avenge the demon who killed his family to return Sadako to the humans.

A television animation aired from April to September last year, and it became popular and became a social phenomenon. This version of the film, which is related to the final episode of the anime, takes place in the “infinite train” that the demon has taken, and unfolds the story of Sumijiro and the pillar of flames, Anjuro Rengoku fighting the demon. Sumijiro and his companions, who have been assigned a new mission, search for an “infinite train” in which more than 40 people are missing in a short period of time along with the prison.

■ “Theatrical Version” Devil’s Blade “Infinite Train Edition” Box Office Results Transition (Release Date Oct 16)
Public 3 days: box office revenues 4,623,117,450 yen, mobilized 3,424.93 people
Open 10 days: boxing income 10,754,232,550 yen, mobilization 7,983,442 people (compared to the previous week + about 6.1 billion yen)
Open 17 days: Boxing income 15,799,365,450 yen, mobilization 11,891,254 people (compared to the previous week + about 5 billion yen)
Open 24 days: boxing income 20,483,611,650 yen, mobilization number 15,373,943 people (compared to the previous week + about 4.7 billion yen)
Open 31 days: boxing income 23,349,290,1050 yen, mobilization of 17,505,285 people (compared to the previous week + approximately 2.9 billion yen)
Open 39 days: boxing revenue 25,917,043,800 yen, mobilization 19,397,589 people (compared to the previous week + about 2.6 billion yen)
Open 45 days: box office revenue 27,512,438,050 yen, mobilization 20,532,177 people (ratio of the previous week + about 1.6 billion yen)

■ Ranking of successive movies box office revenue (according to box office news agency)
1. “The God of Thousand and Hidden Spirits” (30.8 billion yen)
2. “Theatrical Version” Devil’s Blade “Infinite Train Edition” (27.51 billion yen)
3. “Titanic” (26.2 billion yen)
4. “Anne and the Snow Queen” (25.5 billion yen)
5. “What’s your name? (25.30 billion yen)
6. “Harry Potter and the Wise Man’s Stone” (20.3 billion yen)
7. “Howl’s Moving Castle” (19.6 billion yen)
8. “Princess Mononoke” (19.3 billion yen)
9. “Dancing Great Investigation Line MOVIE 2 Block the Rainbow Bridge! (17.35 billion yen)
10. “Harry Potter and the Secret Room” (17.3 billion yen)