Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is proving to be a success at the Japanese box office, as it has earned nearly 3 billion yen in ten days since its release.
According to the latest figures, the Reze Arc movie has officially surpassed 1.96 million admissions and 2.98 billion yen in box office revenue as of Monday, Sep 29, 2025.
While the Infinity Castle comparisons are inevitable, the Chainsaw Man movie has had a steady start, crossing the 2 billion yen mark in just six days with 1.35 million admissions. During its opening three-day weekend, it earned 1.251 billion yen from 807,000 admissions, ending Infinity Castle‘s streak at the number 1 position in the box office.
On its opening day alone, the film, released in 421 theaters nationwide, brought in 420 million yen from over 272,000 moviegoers.
Chainsaw Man Movie Announces New Gifts & Premium Screenings
The art depicts what is described as “another ending,” showing Denji gently holding a smiling Reze as she holds a bouquet of flowers.
Additionally, the film’s expansion into premium format screenings in MX4D, 4DX, and Dolby Cinema will also begin on Oct 4.
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc continues the story from the TV anime’s final episode, which aired in 2022, adapting the incidents chronicling the combat with the Bomb Devil, where Denji meets a mysterious girl named Reze, leading him into a whirlwind of romance and brutal conflict that forever changes his fate.
The Chainsaw Man franchise follows Denji, a young man living in poverty who works as a devil hunter with his Chainsaw Devil companion, Pochita. After a tragic betrayal, Denji merges with Pochita and is reborn as the titular Chainsaw Man, a human-devil hybrid tasked with hunting down the various devils that plague the world.
The series is based on the wildly popular manga of the same name by Tatsuki Fujimoto, which began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in December 2018. The manga has become a global phenomenon, with its collected volumes having surpassed 30 million copies in circulation.
Part 1 of the manga, known as the Public Safety Arc, concluded in December 2020, with Part 2 currently being serialized on the Shonen Jump+ digital platform since July 2022.
Source: Oricon
