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It’s an alien vs. zombie showdown! Zombie idol group Franchouchou is ready to rock the upcoming Saga Expo—until an alien spaceship appears and rains destruction. As if things couldn’t get any worse, the legendary Tae Yamada regains consciousness and announces her intention to go solo to stop the invasion. With Franchouchou scattered and Earth in peril, can the group reunite in time to save Saga?
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It’s an alien vs. zombie showdown! Zombie idol group Franchouchou is ready to rock the upcoming Saga Expo—until an alien spaceship appears and rains destruction. As if things couldn’t get any worse, the legendary Tae Yamada regains consciousness and announces her intention to go solo to stop the invasion. With Franchouchou scattered and Earth in peril, can the group reunite in time to save Saga?
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Music, Action
Written By:Shigeru Murakoshi
In Theaters:1/19/2026
Box Office:$638,800
Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:avex pictures, MAPPA, Cygames, Toei Company
Cast
Takafumi Ishida, Takeru Sato
Director
Kaede Hondo
Sakura Minamoto (voice)
Asami Tano
Saki Nikaidō (voice)
Risa Taneda
Ai Mizuno (voice)
Maki Kawase
Junko Konno (voice)
Rika Kinugawa
Yūgiri (voice)
Minami Tanaka
Lily Hoshikawa (voice)
Kotono Mitsuishi
Tae Yamada (voice)
Mamoru Miyano
Kōtarō Tatsumi (voice)
Daisuke Ono
Naomasa Amabuki (voice)
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