Case Closed: The Million-dollar Pentagram clocked in 3.352 billion yen ($21.74 million) from its first weekend, while Haikyuu!! The Movie: Decisive Battle at the Garbage Dump earned 2.23 billion yen
The 27th Detective Conan film, Case Closed: The Million-dollar Pentagram, debuted in Japanese theatre on April 12, 2024, reeling in record-breaking earnings of 3.352 billion yen ($21.74 million). With 2,274,333 ticket sales, the latest premiere made way for the biggest opening weekend in the history of the anime franchise. Its soaring success wasn’t merely restricted to the Detective Conan banner but also extended to the overall weekend revenue of 2024 movie releases in Japan so far.
The new Case Closed film closed on attendance of 638,119, earning 962,785,780 yen on the first day, i.e. Friday, April 12. After its first weekend success at the Japan box office, the total revenue for the franchise, commencing with The Time-Bombed Skyscraper in 1997, has also gone past 118 billion yen ($765 million), according to Eiga.com.
Detective Conan anime film revenues
Case Closed franchise’s 28-year-old legacy is still clocking in momentous success. Per the Annual reports of the Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan, the last six movies of the franchise clocked in the first-weekend revenue as follows:
Film | Year of release | 1st Weekend Revenue | Total Revenue |
Zero the Enforcer | 2018 | 1.67 billion yen | 9.18 billion yen |
The Fist of Blue Sapphire | 2019 | 1.886 billion yen | 9.37 billion yen |
The Scarlet Bullet | 2021 | 2.2 billion yen | 7.65 billion yen |
The Bride of Halloween | 2022 | 1.9 billion yen | 9.78 billion yen |
Black Iron Submarine | 2023 | 3.146 billion yen | 9.78 billion yen |
The Million-dollar Pentagram | 2024 | 3.352 billion yen | (still counting) |
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Weekend Japan box office: Top 10 movies
- Detective Conan: The Million-dollar Pentagram (new)
- Henna le (previously at 1)
- Doraemon: Nobita’s Earth Symphony (previously at 2)
- Mobile Suit Gundam – Seed Freedom (previously at 9)
- Shigatsu ni Nareba Kanojo wa (previously at 5)
- Godzilla Minus One (previously at 7)
- Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (previously at 6)
- The First Omen (previously at 8)
Haikyuu Final Movie 1 box-office track record
Although Oppenheimer’s recent Japanese premiere took a toll on Haikyuu The Movie: Battle at the Garbage Dump’s Top 10 ranking, as it went down a place, the movie continued its ninth weekend with soaring success.
So far, it has admitted 6.64 million viewers, securing the 9.51 billion yen ($61.66 million) bag. The penultimate Haikyuu movie chapter climbed the all-time box office chart in Japan, now becoming the 52nd top-grossing movie in Japanese history – a stop previously held by Back to Future Part 2 (9.5 billion yen earnings).
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