The 4D version of the second part of the theatrical version of "Shinkage no Kyojin" will be screened at 21 theaters nationwide from August 29, 2012!　Images and seating (front/back/left/right/up/down movement/water/wind/light/scent/smoke, etc.) are interlocked.

The screening date and theaters for the 4D version of the animated film "The Second Part of the Movie: Wings of Freedom," which will be released in theaters on June 27, have been announced.

The TV series, which aired from April to September 2013, was directed by Tetsuro Araki, whose works include "DEATH NOTE," and Yasuko Kobayashi, whose works include "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Yasuko Kobayashi of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" was in charge of the series composition. Before the start of the broadcast, many were concerned about the intense action scenes, but when they opened the door to the series, they found it to be a masterpiece that even fans of the original work were excited to see. Even now that the series has finished airing, it continues to be the talk of the town and has become as popular as the original manga, which has sold a total of more than 40 million copies. The long-awaited "movie version," a live-action movie and an anime movie, are currently being made simultaneously, and the second TV anime season will start within 2016.

The second season of the TV anime will begin in 2016. "The Second Part of the Movie: The Giants of Progress - Wings of Freedom" will be a 5.1ch remastered compilation of episodes 14 to 25 of the TV series, and the screening theaters for the 4D version* have been revealed. This time, the following 21 theaters nationwide will be screening the film. Since the number of theaters introducing 4D has increased since the screening of the first part, the film will be shown in two types of 4D experiential theater systems, "4DX" and "MX4D". The screening will begin on August 29.

This is a next-generation screening style that combines the effects of an attraction with the real-time and dynamic experience of various effects such as wind, water (mist), scent, smoke, and flashes, as well as back-and-forth, left-right, and up-down movement of the seats in conjunction with the movie scene.

United Cinemas Sapporo (http://www.unitedcinemas.jp/sapporo/index.html)
109 Cinemas Tomiya (http://109cinemas.net/tomiya/)
TOHO Cinemas Shinjuku (http://hlo.tohotheater.jp/net/schedule/076/TNPI2000J01.do)
TOHO Cinemas Roppongi Hills (http://hlo.tohotheater.jp/net/schedule/009 /TNPI2000J01.do)
United Cinemas Toyosu (http://www.unitedcinemas.jp/toyosu/index.html)
Cinema Sunshine Heiwajima (http://www.cinemasunshine.co.jp/theater/heiwajima/)
Odawara Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/odw/top.asp)
US Cinema Chiba Newtown (http://cinemax.co.jp/category/chiban/)
US Cinema Kisarazu (http://cinemax.co.jp/category/kisarazu/)
TOHO Cinemas LaLaport Fujimi (http://hlo.tohotheater.jp/net/schedule/075/TNPI2000J01.do)
United Cinemas Kasukabe (http://www.unitedcinemas.jp/kasukabe/index.html)
United Cinemas Maebashi (http://www.unitedcinemas.jp/maebashi/index.html)
Cinema Sunshine Numazu (http://www.cinemasunshine.co.jp/theater/numazu/)
Earth Cinemas Himeji (http://earthcinemas.jp/)
Nakagawa Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/nak/top.asp)
Toyokawa Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/tok/top.asp)
Anjo Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/anj/top.asp)
Ogaki Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/ogk/top.asp)
Fukuyama Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/fuy/top.asp)
Cinema Sunshine Emiful MASAKI (http://www.cinemasunshine.co.jp/theater/masaki/)
Kokura Corona Cinema World (http://www.korona.co.jp/cinema/kok/top.asp)