Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc has shattered box office records globally. The anime film surpassed $100 million at the worldwide box office. It’s become the fastest anime film ever to hit this milestone. The achievement marks a stunning win for Sony Pictures and Crunchyroll.
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🔥 Quick Facts:
- Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc crossed $100 million globally as of Oct. 26, 2025
- Current worldwide total stands at approximately $108 million
- Earned $17.2 million domestically during its opening weekend
- International markets contributed $90.7 million from 54 countries
- Film debuted in Japan on Sept. 19, 2025, US release Oct. 24, 2025
Anime’s Unstoppable Box Office Rise
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc claimed the top spot at the domestic box office. The film earned $17.25 million in its opening weekend domestically. It significantly exceeded all industry projections. Analysts had originally forecast $7-10 million for opening weekend.
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The anime’s performance proves anime films dominate mainstream audiences now. Sony Pictures handled distribution domestically and in select overseas markets. Crunchyroll co-produced the theatrical release. The film’s success follows Demon Slayer‘s record-breaking 2025 performance.
“Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc has pushed the film across the century mark globally, reaching $108M this weekend.”
International markets drove the film’s global success significantly. The anime earned $18.8 million from international territories in just its opening weekend. Markets across 54 different countries contributed to the global tally.
Breaking Records: The Fastest $100 Million Anime Film Ever
Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc achieved this milestone faster than any anime film in history. The speed of this achievement demonstrates massive global appetite for anime content. Previous record-holder Demon Slayer: Mugen Train took significantly longer overall.
The film released in Japan first on Sept. 19, 2025 through Toho. International releases began Sept. 24 across select Asian markets. The US theatrical debut followed on Oct. 24, 2025. Despite the staggered release schedule, it hit $100 million incredibly fast.
Anime box office success reflects shifting entertainment trends in 2025. Major studios now view anime as mainstream blockbuster content. This isn’t niche programming anymore—it’s competing directly with Hollywood tentpoles.
Box Office Details & Global Performance Metrics
Let’s examine the film’s financial breakdown across all territories:
| Market Region | Box Office Total | Key Details |
| Japan (Domestic) | ~$17.3 million+ | Early September launch via Toho |
| United States | $17.2 million | Opening weekend Oct. 24-26 |
| International (54 markets) | $90.7 million | Include Asia, Europe, Latin America |
| Worldwide Total | $108 million+ | As of October 26, 2025 |
The $108 million figure represents just the beginning. The film continues earning daily at theaters worldwide. Box office analysts expect continued strong performance in coming weeks.
What’s Next for Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc
- Film continues theatrical run through November regionally
- Streaming debut expected March-April 2026 on Crunchyroll
- Home video release planned for later in 2026
- International markets still receiving theatrical releases
- Potential sequels being discussed by MAPPA and producers
The movie’s longevity in theaters will further boost these totals. Many international markets haven’t even released it yet. Extended theatrical runs are standard for anime films in certain territories.
Why This Anime Box Office Win Matters for Hollywood
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc proves anime can compete with any content format. Western studios are taking notice of anime’s box office potential. This success influences greenlighting decisions for future anime productions globally.
The film adapts the popular Reze Arc from Tatsuki Fujimoto‘s manga series. Director Tatsuya Yoshihara brought stunning animation quality via MAPPA studios. The combination of top-tier animation and compelling storytelling resonates with worldwide audiences.
What does this mean for anime’s future in cinemas? Will studios greenlight more theatrical anime films? The $100 million milestone suggests a definitive yes to all these questions.
Sources
- Deadline – Real-time box office reporting and analysis
- Variety – Entertainment industry coverage and projections
- Forbes – Financial performance breakdown and market analysis
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