Japanese Box Office, June 30-July 1

Hotaru no Hikari, Thermae Romae stay in top 5; Library War, Berserk fall to #13, 14

The live-action film adaptation of Satoru Hiura's women's romance manga Hotaru no Hikari - It's Only Little Light in My Life fell from No. 2 to No. 4 during its fourth weekend. The film is the sequel to the two live-action Hotaru no Hikari television series. Haruka Ayase and Naohito Fujiki are both reprising their roles in the film. The manga follows a 27-year-old office worker Hotaru (Ayase) who is uninterested in love. Hotaru's situation gets complicated as she suddenly finds herself living with her boss, Seiichi Takano (Fujiki). In the film's story, Hotaru and Takano travel to Italy. The film earned US$1,706,638 on 316 screens for a new total of US$18,886,981.
Hideki Takeuchi's live-action Thermae Romae film fell from No. 4 to No. 5 in its 10th weekend. Based on Mari Yamazaki's manga, the story follows Roman architect Lucius Modestus (Hiroshi Abe), who designs bath-houses in ancient Rome. One day he's sucked into modern-day Japan. Able to travel back and forth in between worlds, Lucius uses Japanese ideas to improve the Roman baths he builds in the past. The film grossed US$1,063,856 on 323 screens for a total of US$71,774,428.
The anime film adaptation of Hiro Arikawa's Library War light novels, Toshokan Sensō: Kakumei no Tsubasa (Library War: The Wings of Revolution), fell from No. 9 to No. 13 on Box Office Mojo's chart during its third weekend. The film's main cast are reprising their roles from the 2008 television anime series. Director Takayuki Hamana (Appleseed XIII, The Beast Player Erin, The Prince of Tennis), scripwriter Takeshi Konuta, original character designer Sukumo Adabana, and the animation studio Production I.G are also returning from the series. The film earned US$206,796 on 30 screens for a gross-to-date of US$1,581,999.
The second film in the Berserk film trilogy, Berserk Ōgon Jidai-Hen II: Doldrey Kōryaku (Berserk: The Golden Age Arc II - The Doldrey War), fell from No. 8 to No. 14 on Box Office Mojo's chart during its second weekend. Studio 4°C's anime film trilogy adapts Kentarou Miura's Berserk manga. The film focuses on Guts (Hiroaki Iwanaga) and The Band of the Hawk's epic battle alongside the Kingdom of Midland to retake Doldrey Castle from the Chuder Empire. The film earned US$183,225 on 93 screens for a new total of US$804,258.
The live-action 3D film based on Sadako, the iconic ghost of the horror film Ring (Ringu), and the live-action film adaptation of Bisco Hatori's Ouran High School Host Club romantic comedy manga both fell from Box Office Mojo's chart.
Sources: Kogyo Tsunshinsha, Box Office Mojo

Hyouka 'Episode 11.5' Video Anime's Ad Streamed

Entire swimming-pool episode to stream on Ustream Saturday, before BD release

The official website for the Hyouka television anime series began streaming a commercial for the anime's "Episode 11.5" on Thursday. Like the television anime, the ad features the theme song "Yasashisa no Riyuu by Chouchou.
 
Honobu Yonezawa's original Hyouka novel follows an unassertive boy named Hōtarō (played by Yūichi Nakamura) who was ordered by his older sister to join the classic literature club (kotenbu). In the all-new original episode "Motsu Beki Mono wa," Eru (Satomi Satou), Mayaka (Ai Kayano), and the other kotenbu members run around the municipal swimming pool.

As the episode number implies, the story is set between episode 11 and 12. Yasuhiro Takemoto, the director of the Hyouka television anime, based his script for this episode on a plot by Yonezawa. Rika Ōta storyboarded and directed this episode with animation director Yukiko Horiguchi.
The episode will premiere on the official Kotenbu Ustream stream on Sunday at midnight (Saturday at 11:00 a.m. EDT). Kadokawa Shoten will then include the same episode on an original anime Blu-ray Disc that will be bundled with the limited edition of Taskohna's third Hyouka manga volume on January 13, 2013.
[Via 0takomu]

Sengoku Basara, Shining Force, Soul Sacrifice Game Videos

CAPCOM RPGs, Sega arcade RPG, Sony/Marvelous AQL fantasy titles slated for 2012

Sengoku Basara HD Collection second promotional video
CAPCOM "stylish hero action" game anthology
Platform: PlayStation 3
Release Date: August 30, 2012 (Japan)
 

Browser Sengoku Basara web instruction video
CAPCOM "Sengoku [Warring States period] simulation role-playing game"
Platform: PC
Release Date: June 2012 (Japan)


Sengoku Basara Card Heroes introduction video
CAPCOM "Sengoku card battle role-playing game"
Platforms: iOS/Android mobile devices
Release Date: May 29, 2012 (Japan)


Shining Force Cross Elysion weapons introduction video
Sega "network cooperative action role-playing game"
Platforms: arcade machines
Release Date: March 15, 2012 (Japan)
 

Soul Sacrifice event report video (first part)

Soul Sacrifice event report video (second part)

Soul Sacrifice event report video with helmer Keiji Inafune interview
Sony Computer Entertainemnt/Marvelous AQL dark fantasy action game
Platform: PlayStation Vita
Release Date: Winter 2012 (Japan) 

Live-Action Sengoku Basara Show's Trailer Streamed

Kento Hayashi, Kōhei Takeda, Gackt in action in July show based on CAPCOM's games

The official website for Sengoku Basara -Moonlight Party-, the first live-action television show based on CAPCOM's historical action game franchise Sengoku Basara, began streaming a trailer on Wednesday. The video features the ending theme song "Hakuro" by actor/singer Gackt.




Kento Hayashi (Arakawa Under the Bridge) and Kōhei Takeda (Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e: Ikemen Paradise, Kamen Rider Kiva) lead the cast as Date Masamune and Sanada Yukimura, respectively. In addition to providing the ending theme, GACKT (Fûrin Kazan, New Fist of the North Star, Tono to Issho, Shiki) stars as Oda Nobunaga. (Historical Japanese names are listed family name first, while modern names are listed family name last.)
The show will premiere on July 12 on MBS, and it will run every Thursday night at 1:25 a.m. (effectively early Friday morning).

Japan's Video Game Rankings, June 25-July 1

Japan's Game Ranking: June 25-July 1

Rank System Title Maker Release Date Weekly Copies Total Copies 4Gamer Reader Review
1 NDS Pokémon Black 2/White 2 Pokemon June 23 420,780 1,982,518

2 PS3 Atelier Ayesha ~Tasogare no Daichi no Renkinjutsushi~ (Including Limited Editions) Gust June 28 60,548 60,548 62
3 3DS Culdcept Nintendo June 28 55,469 55,469 95
4 PS3 Robotics;Notes (Including Limited Editions) 5pb. June 28 54,753 54,753

5 3DS Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D (Including Bundled Editions) Square Enix May 31 45,207 766,381 80
6 PS3 Biohazard Chronicles HD Selection (Resident Evil) CAPCOM June 28 33,393 33,393

7 Wii Zero ~Shinku no Cho~ (Fatal Frame II: Deep Crimson Butterfly) Nintendo June 28 25,280 25,280

8 PSV Metal Gear Solid HD Edition Konami June 28 20,139 20,139

9 PS3 .hack//Sekai no Mukou ni + Versus Hybrid Pack (Including Limited Editions) Bandai Namco Games June 28 17,446 17,446 40
10 PS3 Idolmaster Anime & G4U! Pack Vol. 9 Bandai Namco Games June 28 16,139 16,139 85
11 PSV Persona 4: The Golden Atlus June 14 15,497 181,866 93
12 X360 Robotics;Notes (Including Limited Editions) 5pb. June 28 14,908 14,908 30
13 Wii Mario Party 9 Nintendo April 26 14,049 461,175

14 PS3 Tokyo Jungle Sony Computer Entertainment June 7 12,391 177,404 69
15 3DS Mario Tennis Open Nintendo May 24 11,500 209,548 76
16 PSP Kenka Banchō Bros. - Tokyo Battle Royale Spike Chunsoft June 21 11,298 33,095

17 X360 Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Fukushuu no Rinbu Arc System Works June 28 6,834 6,834

18 PSP Strike Witches Hakugin no Tsubasa (Including Limited Editions) Kadokawa Games June 28 6,698 6,698

19 3DS Super Mario 3D Land (Including Bundled Editions) Nintendo November 3 6,423 1,637,781 83
20 PSP Dies irae ~Amantes amentes~ (Including Limited Editions) Views June 28 5,669 5,669


Hardware Sales

System Weekly Sales
3DS 66,391
Vita 25,636
PS3 17,292
PSP 10,674
Wii 6,987
PS2 1,250
Xbox 360 1,156
DSi 840
DSi LL 728
Source: Media Create via 4Gamer

Japan's Video Game Rankings, June 25-July 1

Rank Title Est.
Weekly
Copies
Est.
Total
Copies
Release Date Publisher Cover
Author Highest
Rank
Weeks
on List
1 Saki 10 191,634 191,968 2012/06 Square Enix
Ritz Kobayashi 1 1
2 Saki Achiga-hen episode of side-A 2 142,309 143,289 2012/06 Square Enix
Story: Ritz Kobayashi
Art: Aguri Igarashi
2 1
3 Ookiku Furikabutte (Big Windup) 19 135,728 300,523 2012/06 Kodansha
Asa Higuchi 2 2
4 Suki Desu Suzuki-kun!! 16 126,971 126,971 2012/06 Shogakukan
Gō Ikeyamada 4 1
5 Uchū Kyōdai (Space Brothers) 18 125,768 289,352 2012/06 Kodansha
Chūya Koyama 3 2
6 Inu × Boku SS 7 124,388 286,282 2012/06 Square Enix
Cocoa Fujiwara 4 2
7 360° Material 7 99,786 100,012 2012/06 Shueisha
Tōko Minami 7 1
8 Black Bird 16 97,387 97,387 2012/06 Shogakukan
Kanoko Sakurakoji 8 1
9 Detective Conan 76 70,904 415,480 2012/06 Shogakukan
Gosho Aoyama 1 3
10 Fushigi Yûgi: Genbu Kaiden 11 69,872 69,872 2012/06 Shogakukan
Yuu Watase 10 1
11 Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha ViVid 7 68,212 108,674 2012/06 Kadokawa Group Publishing
Story: Masaki Tsuzuki
Art: Takuya Fujima
11 2
12 Mahō Senki Lyrical Nanoha Force 5 62,699 100,266 2012/06 Kadokawa Group Publishing
Story: Masaki Tsuzuki
Art: Yukari Higa
12 2
13 Saiyuki Reload Blast 1 60,251 60,545 2012/06 Ichijinsha
Kazuya Minekura 13 1
14 Genshiken 12 (3rd volume of Genshiken: Second Season) 59,573 136,757 2012/06 Kodansha
Shimoku Kio 7 2
15 Kaze Hikaru 32 58,180 58,180 2012/06 Shogakukan
Taeko Watanabe 15 1
16 Dengeki Daisy 12 57,159 57,159 2012/06 Shogakukan
Kyousuke Motomi 16 1
17 07-Ghost 14 54,827 55,178 2012/06 Ichijinsha
Yuki Amemiya, Yukino Ichihara 17 1
18 Dawn of the Arcana 10 53,646 53,646 2012/06 Shogakukan
Rei Tōma 18 1
19 Mairu no Vich 5 52,738 52,738 2012/06 Shueisha
Zakuri Satō 19 1
20 Fairy Tail 33 49,360 362,038 2012/06 Kodansha
Hiro Mashima 2 3
21 Inu × Boku SS Official Anthology Inu × Boku SS 45,953 110,309 2012/06 Square Enix
Original Work: Cocoa Fujiwara 13 2
22 Piece - Kanojo no Kioku 8 45,292 45,292 2012/06 Shogakukan
Hinako Ashihara 22 1
23 Ōsama Game 5 42,913 90,369 2012/06 Futabasha
Art: Hitori Renda
Original Work: Nobuaki Kanazawa
20 2
24 Dragon Quest Retsuden: Roto no Monshō - Monshō o Tsugumono-tachi e 14 40,908 41,668 2012/06 Square Enix
Art: Kamui Fujiwara
Story: Takashi Umemura
Editorial Supervision:Yuji Horii
24 1
25 Heroine Shikkaku 7 40,276 40,276 2012/06 Shueisha
Momoko Koda 25 1
26 Kiba no Tabishōnin 5 39,020 39,020 2012/06 Square Enix
Story: Kyoichi Nanatsuki
Art: Joong Gi Park
26 1
27 Pokémon Adventures 41 35,918 35,918 2012/06 Shogakukan
Art: Satoshi Yamamoto
Scenario: Hidenori Kusaka
27 1
28 Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to 9 35,896 36,050 2012/06 Square Enix
Hiroyuki 28 1
29 Pin to Kona 7 35,767 35,767 2012/06 Shogakukan
Ako Shimaki 29 1
30 Manga de Wakaru Shinryounaika (Understand Psychosomatic Medicine Through Manga) 6 34,180 34,429 2012/06 Shonengahosha
Original Creator: Yū Yūki
Art: Sō
30 1

follow-up of Japanese Comic Ranking, June 18-24

Live-Action Sengoku Basara Show's Cast Revealed in Costume

The official website for Sengoku Basara -Moonlight Party-, the first live-action television show based on CAPCOM's historical action game franchise Sengoku Basara, opened on Monday and unveiled the cast in costume:

Kento Hayashi (Arakawa Under the Bridge) as Date Masamune

Kōhei Takeda (Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e: Ikemen Paradise, Kamen Rider Kiva) as Sanada Yukimura 

 Hidenori Tokuyama as Katakura Kojūrō

Yūki Izawa as Sarutobi Sasuke

 Mayuko Arisue as Uesugi Kenshin



 Kyoko Ochiai as Kasuga



Nao Nagasawa as No-hime



Yuki Higuchi as Akechi Mitsuhide



 Daizō Shiina as Mori Ranmaru




Hiroaki Iwanaga as Takeda Shingen






 GACKT (Fûrin Kazan, New Fist of the North Star, Tono to Issho, Shiki) as Oda Nobunaga



 (Historical Japanese names are listed family name first, while modern names are listed family name last.)

The show will premiere on July 12 on MBS, and it will run every Thursday night at 1:25 a.m. (effectively early Friday morning). Gackt will contribute the ending theme song "Hakuro."

[Via 0takomu]