Galpan the Movie grossed over 900 million yen in 55 days after its release!　The 11th week visitor's bonus is a "double raw frame film.

From the anime film "Girls und Panzer the Movie", it was announced that the box-office revenue exceeded 900 million yen.

The original anime "Girls und Panzer," directed by Tsutomu Mizushima, depicts a heartwarming story with the theme of beautiful girls and tanks. The realistic depiction of tanks and numerous beautiful girl characters have been highly acclaimed, especially by anime and military fans. In July 2014, the OVA "Girls und Panzer: This is the real battle of Anzio! was screened in theaters in July 2014, and the first theater version of the anime film "Girls und Panzer: The Movie" was released in November.

The film opened in 77 theaters on November 21 and became a blockbuster hit, with box-office revenue surpassing 800 million yen on January 6, 47 days after its release, and on January 14, 55 days after its release, box-office revenue surpassed 900 million yen. The box office was also in the midst of its 11th week (January 14).

It was also decided to distribute another visitor bonus in the 11th week (January 30). This time, as a "double raw frame film," two sets of the "raw frame films" distributed in the fourth and seventh weeks will be distributed.

In addition, due to the success in attracting new fans and the success of the movie version, the company has decided to extend its sponsorship contract with Mito Holy Hockey, a J2 professional soccer club. Continuing on from last year, the club will sponsor the "Girls und Panzer" film as a stand-alone uniform sponsor. In 2016, the fourth season since the collaboration began with the club's headquarters being located next door, Mito Holy Hockey Club will continue to work together with the club, which upholds the philosophy of being "rooted in the community and loved by the community. The "Anko" mark on the pants of the uniforms worn by the players at games is a symbol of unity and trust between Mito supporters and "Galpin-san" (i.e., Galpin fans who visit Oarai).