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Anime UK News reports that the Vue cinema website (here) is listing the Dragon Ball Super: Broly film as having both dubbed and subtitled screenings on
Wednesday January 23 and Thursday January 24. The official UK web page is here.
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The film will open in Japan on December 14. Original manga
creator Akira Toriyama provided a comment for the
film:
Everyone, do
you know who Broly is?
He
appeared only in past anime films, and is a ridiculously strong Saiyan. I am
told I only drew his design; at that time I was mostly uninvolved with the
anime, and so I completely forgot the details.
Even
now it seems Broly is still very popular not just in Japan, but overseas as
well, and because of that, the supervisors suggested, "Why don't we make
the movie about Broly this time?"
At
that time I was shown the film, and I felt that it would become really
interesting depending on how it's arranged, so we started talking immediately
about including [Broly] into the Dragon Ball Super series.
In
order to not disappoint Broly fans, I was conscious of Broly's past image,
while also giving him new aspects, and I think he ended up as a fascinating
Broly.
Of
course, the film won't just show amazing battles — it will also show what kind
of fate Goku, Vegeta, and Broly will follow when they meet; how the Frieza Army
is connected; and the history of the Saiyans — the content of the film is
dramatic and has a huge scale.
That
greatest Saiyan, Broly, appears!
The film will
star Masako Nozawa as Goku. Other voice cast
members without announced roles include: Ryo
Horikawa, Ryusei
Nakao, Bin Shimada, Aya
Hisakawa, Toshio Furukawa, Takeshi
Kusao, Kouichi Yamadera, Masakazu
Morita, and Katsuhisa Houki.
Dragon
Ball creator Akira
Toriyama is writing the script and designing the characters. Tatsuya Nagamine (One Piece Film Z) is directing the film, Naohiro
Shintani is serving as animation
director, and Kazuo Ogura is serving as art
director. Norihito Sumitomo is composing the music, Rumiko Nagai is the color designer, Naotake Oota is in charge of special
effects, and Kai Makino is the CG director. Toei is distributing the film in collaboration with 20th Century Fox.
Dragon
Ball Super premiered in
Japan in July 2015 on Fuji TV and other channels, and
ended on March 25. Toriyama confirmed in his comments that the show is ending
"for now."
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