Tatsuki Fujimoto's manga "Chainsaw Man" saw its first theatrical anime film, "Chainsaw Man Reze Arc," hit theaters in Japan and Taiwan. In Japan, it's already closing in on the 10 billion yen box office milestone.
Kenshi Yonezu, who performs the theme song, just dropped a brand-new video on social media featuring Reze dancing to the track. Paired with the globally viral hit "IRIS OUT," it immediately sparked a frenzy, with the official accounts even calling for submissions to #RezeDance!
This special video, released via Kenshi Yonezu's social media, features brand-new animation re-drawn by MAPPA specifically for the "Reze Arc" film. In the clip, Reze performs an original dance to the theme song "IRIS OUT," incorporating her signature "Boom!" neck-pin-pull, and even that iconic, sexy pose from Kenshi Yonezu's hand-drawn single cover. It's packed with details and an absolute must-watch dance video!
The official accounts are now open for submissions! Just add the #RezeDance hashtag to your video and upload it. Everyone's invited to join in! We can definitely expect a flood of fans to get moving with Reze.
As the theme song for "Chainsaw Man Reze Arc," "IRIS OUT" has ridden the film's wave to dominate music charts worldwide. And with the movie's box office still rocketing towards that 10 billion yen milestone, it's clear that even after nearly three months since its release, it remains a hot topic!