MV of the ED song "Rakuen wo Futari de" from the animated film "Sayonara, Tyranno" by Tezuka Productions and Ryuichi Sakamoto!

A music video for the ending song "Rakuen wo Futari de" (Paradise Together) from the animated feature film "Sayonara, Tyrano," scheduled for release in early summer 2020, has been released.

Sayonara, Tyranno" is an animated feature film based on Tatsuya Miyanishi's hit picture book series "Zutto zutto itashite da" (Always together) and other works published by Poplar Publishing Co.

In this adventure story, a Tyrannosaurus "Tyranno," the strongest dinosaur on earth but afraid of the dark, a Pteranodon girl "Pnon," who cannot fly, and a Triceratops child "Tops," who is separated from his parents, travel in search of "heaven.

The film is directed by Kobun Shizuno and animated by Tezuka Productions. The film will be directed by Kofumi Shizuno, with Tezuka Productions in charge of animation production and Ryuichi Sakamoto in charge of music, a powerful team.

The cast includes Shinichiro Miki as Tyrannosaurus "Tyranno," Natsuori Ishihara as Pteranodon girl "Pnon," and Aoi Yuuki as Triceratops child "Tops. Other cast members include Katsuyuki Konishi, Kikuko Inoue, Tomoyuki Morikawa, Shuyuki Hiyama, and Unsho Ishizuka. The opening narration will be provided by Tatsuya Miyanishi, the author of the original story.

■Music video of the ending song "Rakuen wo Futari de" (Paradise for Two) is now on view.

The music video of the ending song "Rakuen o Futari de" (Paradise for Two), produced by Ryuichi Sakamoto and sung by solo unit Hanaregumi and musician Kotoringo, has been released. The music is sure to soothe you with its gentle singing voice. The soundtrack will be distributed from April 15, 2020 (Wednesday).

Movie Information
Goodbye, Tyranno" (Japanese title: "Sayonara, Tyranno")

Release: Early summer, 2020

<Cast>
Shinichiro Miki, Natsuori Ishihara, Aoi Yuki, Katsuyuki Konishi, Kikuko Inoue, Tomoyuki Morikawa, Shuyuki Hiyama, Tatsuya Miyanishi, Unsho Ishizuka

<Staff>
Original story: Tatsuya Miyanishi, Tyrannosaurus series "Much, Much It's Together" and others (Poplar Publishing)
Director: Kobumi Shizuno
Music: Ryuichi Sakamoto
Animation Director: Mariisuke Eguchi
Screenplay: Dai Sato, Kimiko Ueno, Naohiro Fukushima
Animation Production: Tezuka Productions
Production: MediaCastle Corp.
Distribution: Toei Video

Ending Song:
"Paradise for Two"
Song: Hanaregumi & Kotringo
Lyrics: Shintaro Sakamoto
Music: Kotringo
Produced by Kotoringo & Sakamoto Ryuichi
(commmons / Avex Entertainment Inc.)

＜Story＞
Long ago, in the age of dinosaurs. The ice age was approaching and everything was in ruins. There is a young pteranodon girl named "Pnon" who is being chased by a pack of rampaging gorgosaurus. When Pnon and the Gorgosaurus were about to be caught, a huge and very strong Tyrannosaurus appeared in front of them.
The Gorgosaurus and the Tyrannosaurus were so overwhelmed by the Tyrannosaurus that they gave up on Pnom and ran away. Now that the obstacle was gone, it was the tyrannosaurus' turn to eat the poonon ......, but the tyrannus paid no attention to the poonon and began munching on the red berries on the tree.
Uncle, my name is Punong. What is your name? Why aren't you eating me?" Why do you eat red berries when you are a carnivore? Why do you eat red berries when you are a carnivore? Just as Tyranno was about to go his own way, P'nong made a suggestion: "Uncle, I'm looking for 'heaven'.
Uncle, I am on my way to a place called "heaven. It is the only paradise on earth where you can eat countless red berries. Won't you come with me? He asked.
Tyranno is enthusiastic and decides to go with the peculiar, flightless Pteranodon. On their journey, they meet a Triceratops child named "Tops," and the three of them continue walking toward heaven. Will they make it there safely? And is heaven really paradise?

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