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The domestic movie rankings for June 13-15 (nationwide weekend box office results, provided by Kogyo Tsushinsha) were announced, with “Lilo & Stitch” topping the list for the second consecutive week. “National Treasure” moved up one place to second, and the new film “Frontline,” released on the 13th, started in third place.
In fourth place was “Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning,” and the new film “Dollhouse” debuted in fifth place.
“Detective Conan: Afterimage of the One-Eyed,” which is in its ninth week of release, is in sixth place, with a cumulative audience of 9.65 million people and box office revenue exceeding 13.9 billion yen. It surpassed the results of “Detective Conan: Submarine of the Black Iron,” released in 2023, and is now ranked 19th in the domestic box office revenue rankings.
Now in its sixth week of release, “Uta no Prince-sama Taboo Night XXXX” has risen one place to seventh, while “Jujutsu Kaisen The Movie Compilation: Kaitama and Tamaori” is in eighth place. As the third admission bonus for “Jujutsu Kaisen,” a “printed sticker-style sticker (second half)” was distributed. It comes with a serial code that can be exchanged for in-game items in the smartphone game “Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade.”
Also in the top three are “Minecraft: The Movie” in ninth place and “Mieruko-chan” in tenth place.
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Record-Breaking Box Office Performance Continues
“Detective Conan: Afterimage of One Eye” has officially overtaken “Black Iron Fish Shadow” with a cumulative box office total of 13.9 billion yen, marking a new high in the franchise’s history. This achievement not only reflects the unshakable popularity of the Conan series but also showcases the successful formula of combining emotional storytelling with high-stakes mystery. The momentum suggests that this film could challenge the 15-billion-yen milestone, a feat previously thought unattainable for anime films outside of mega-hits like Demon Slayer. With loyal fans and newcomers alike flocking to theaters, “Afterimage of One Eye” might redefine the ceiling for detective anime films.
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