The cover and synopsis of the second "Danmachi the Movie" admission bonus, a newly written novel, have been revealed! Collaboration with ATRE AKIHABARA will start on February 1!

From the anime film "It's Wrong to Ask to Meet in a Dungeon - Orion's Arrow," which will be released on February 15, 2019 at Shinjuku Piccadilly and other locations, information on the second set of admission privileges has been released, and from February 1, a collaboration with ATRE The collaboration with Atre Akihabara will be held from February 1.

The anime work is based on a popular light novel (original by Fujino Omori/illustration by Yasudasuhito), which was the first work to win the Grand Prize of the GA Bunko Award and has sold over 10 million copies in total. Set in a labyrinth city with a huge underground labyrinth, the story depicts the fateful encounters and adventures of an aspiring adventurer boy and women. In addition to the TV anime adaptation in April 2015, "Sword Oratoria: Danshon ni Meets Me Wrong Gaiden" aired in April 2017, featuring one of the heroines, Aiz Wallenstein, as the main character. Then, in February 2018, the decision to produce an animated film version and a second season of the TV series was announced. It has been announced that the movie version will be an original story newly written by the original author, Tono Omori, who himself is in charge of the script.
⇒" Danmachi" will be produced as a movie version and the second season of the TV series! Teaser visual and special PV of the movie version are also released.
⇒Anime Movie Schedule

The cover and synopsis of the second admission bonus, a novel written by Tono Omori based on the original story, has been released for "Dunmachi the Movie: Orion's Arrow," which will be released on February 15, 2019.

In addition, a collaboration with Atre Akihabara will be held from February 1, the month the movie opens in theaters.
The collaboration will include an exhibition of 8 newly drawn illustrations, sales of goods, and narration by Hestia (CV: Inori Minase).

Theatrical Admission Privilege #2
Scheduled distribution: February 22 - February 28
Theater admission bonus: A novel newly written by the original author, Tono Omori, "It's Wrong to Seek an Encounter in a Dungeon, the Movie: Orion's Arrow - One Love.

＜Synopsis
This is the story of the unknown goddess of the moon.
This is the "opportunity" and the "beginning" that came to the goddess who is supposed to be unchanging.
This is a prequel to the story of the promise (Familia mise).

The number of special novels for admission is limited.

Collaboration information at Atre Akihabara

Location: ATRE AKIHABARA 1
Period: February 1 (Friday) - February 28 (Thursday)
Please note that atre AKIHABARA will be closed on Monday, February 18.
The exhibition of newly-drawn illustrations, sales of limited-edition goods, and narration by Hestia (CV: Inori Minase) at the museum will be held.

Information on the works] (*Honorific titles are omitted.)
The Movie "It's Wrong to Seek Encounters in a Dungeon -The Arrow of Orion
・Date of release: February 15, 2019 (Friday)

<Staff> "Orion's Arrow" ・Orion's Arrow
Original story: Fujino Omori (GA Bunko/SB Creative)
Character Planning：Yasudasuhito
Character draft cooperation：Kuuniue

Director：Katsushi Sakurabi
Screenplay: Fujino Omori
Character Design：Shigeki Kimoto
Art Director：Yasuhiro Okumura (Moon Flower)
Color Designer: Tomomi Ando
Director of Photography: Shingo Fukuze
Editing: Kentaro Tsubone (REAL-T)
Sound Director: Hitoshi Akutagawa
Music: Keiji Iuchi
Theme Song: Yuka Iguchi "Under the Same Sky
Produced by: EGG FIRM
SB Creative
Animation Production: J.C.STAFF
Production: Danmachi the Movie Production Committee
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures

<Cast
Belle Crannell: Matsuoka Teijo
Hestia: Inori Minase
Artemis: Maaya Sakamoto
Lililka Arde: Marei Uchida
Welf Crozzo: Yoshimasa Hosoya
Hermes: Souma Saito
Liu Lyon: Saori Hayami
Asfi Al-Andromeda: Ai Chino
Aisu Valenstein: Saori Onishi
Lefiya Willidis: Tamari Kimura
Sil Flova: Shizuka Ishigami
Eina Thule: Haruka Tomatsu
Loki: Yurika Kubo
Freya: Yoko Hikasa

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