The official website for the “Girls Band Cry” anime has unveiled a new trailer and visual for its second compilation film, titled “Naa, Mirai.” (Hey, Future.), which also previews the film’s theme song, “Arrow,” performed by the in-story band TOGENASHI TOGEARI. The movie is scheduled to premiere in Japanese theaters on November 14, 2025.
“Naa, Mirai.” Offers New Glimpse into the Girls’ Journey
The newly released trailer provides fans with a fresh look at the second part of the “Girls Band Cry” compilation. This follow-up film, “Naa, Mirai.”, continues the narrative from the television anime series, which originally aired from April to June 2024. The visual accompanying the announcement further highlights the band members of TOGENASHI TOGEARI.
Theme Song “Arrow” by TOGENASHI TOGEARI
A significant reveal within the new trailer is the theme song for “Naa, Mirai.”, titled “Arrow,” performed by the main band from the series, TOGENASHI TOGEARI. The band, consisting of Rina as vocalist Nina Iseri, Yuri as guitarist Momoka Kawaragi, Mirei as drummer Subaru Awa, Natsu as keyboardist Tomo Ebizuka, and Syuri as bassist Rupa, is central to the “Girls Band Cry” multimedia project.
Release Schedule for Compilation Films
The two-part compilation film series for “Girls Band Cry” is set to hit theaters sequentially. The first film, “Seishun Kyosokyoku” (Rhapsody of Youth), is slated for release on October 3, 2025. Following this, “Naa, Mirai.” will debut just over a month later on November 14, 2025.
Production Team and Background
Toei Animation is behind the production of the “Girls Band Cry” anime and its compilation films. The core staff from the television series are reprising their roles for the movies, ensuring continuity in direction and storytelling. Kazuo Sakai (known for “Love Live! Sunshine!!”) is directing the films, with Jukki Hanada (“Love Live! Superstar!!”, “The Dangers in My Heart”) handling the series composition. Character designs are provided by Nari Teshima, and Kenji Tamai is composing the music.
The “Girls Band Cry” project originated as a collaboration between Toei Animation, Agehasprings, and Universal Music Japan, emphasizing music as its central theme. The anime series garnered positive reviews during its initial run, leading to the announcement of these compilation films. Crunchyroll currently streams the “Girls Band Cry” anime.
