The upcoming theatrical compilation film Takopi’s Original Sin -Thank You, See You Tomorrow- has unveiled a new key visual and main trailer ahead of its Japanese premiere on November 27, 2026. The film will re-edit all six episodes of the original anime series for theatrical screening while introducing newly added scenes.
The trailer offers a preview of the additional footage alongside the film’s newly announced theme song, “Rabyu,” written and performed by Tele specifically for the movie. Character designer Keita Nagahara illustrated the newly released key visual.
The original Takopi’s Original Sin anime aired from June 28 to August 1, 2026, and its English dub was released in January 2026. The compilation film will provide another opportunity for audiences to experience the story on the big screen, with additional material expanding on the television version.
Takopi’s Original Sin Anime Staff
The main production staff behind the anime includes:
- Director and Series Composition: Shinya Iino
- Character Design: Keita Nagahara
- Animation Studio: ENISHIYA
- Production: TBS Television
The film retains the original anime’s creative foundation while incorporating new scenes for its theatrical presentation.
About Takopi’s Original Sin
Takopi’s Original Sin, also known as Takopi no Genzai, is a manga written and illustrated by Taizan 5. It was serialized on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ platform from December 2021 to March 2022 and collected into two volumes. VIZ Media publishes the manga in English.
The story begins when Takopi, a cheerful alien from a distant planet, arrives on Earth with a mission to spread happiness. He soon encounters Shizuka, a depressed fourth-grade student whose troubled life leaves her struggling to find reasons to smile.
Determined to help her, Takopi uses advanced alien gadgets to improve her situation. However, his limited understanding of human emotions and the consequences of his actions leads to increasingly tragic outcomes.
As Takopi attempts to understand Shizuka and the people around her, the story explores bullying, trauma, family problems, and the difficult consequences of trying to help someone without fully understanding their circumstances.
The anime adaptation brought the manga’s emotionally intense narrative to a wider audience, contrasting Takopi’s cheerful appearance with the darker realities faced by its human characters.
With Takopi’s Original Sin -Thank You, See You Tomorrow- arriving in Japanese theaters on November 27, 2026, audiences can look forward to a theatrical re-edit featuring new scenes and Tele’s original theme song.
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