SHIBOYUGI Cloudy Beach film trailer and July 10 screening

TL;DR, A new trailer and updated visual for SHIBOYUGI: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table 44: CLOUDY BEACH premiered, confirming returning cast. The film opens in Japan on July 10 for a two-week limited run.

The SHIBOYUGI: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table 44: CLOUDY BEACH film unveiled a new trailer and an updated visual, with the production also confirming returning cast. The SHIBOYUGI Cloudy Beach anime film opens in Japan on July 10 for a limited two-week theatrical run. Set after the TV series, the movie follows Yuuki as she joins another lethal contest on a remote island with seven other players, one of whom she knows.

The game is titled Cloudy Beach, and the film continues the series’ survival mechanics and character-driven tension.

What the new SHIBOYUGI: Cloudy Beach trailer reveals

The film’s staff posted a new trailer on Sunday alongside a new visual. Framed around Yuuki’s next match, the Cloudy Beach trailer signals the jump from the televised story to an isolated island far from help. Eight contestants enter, food and survival are at stake, and any alliance looks fragile from the start.

The plot continues directly from the series. Yuuki has cleared the thirty-year-old-wall jinx that wrecks most players’ odds, so she keeps playing to make a living. This time, the rules shift to a shoreline arena, seven rivals circle her, and someone in that circle is a familiar face.

The name of the deadly contest is Cloudy Beach.

The SHIBOYUGI Cloudy Beach anime film leans on tight spaces and social pressure more than spectacle. That suits Yuuki’s calculated style and the source novels’ focus on tactics. For another fresh preview this season, check our coverage of the Cat and Dragon trailer.

• The production streamed the new trailer on Sunday, aligning the drop with the film’s summer window.
• An updated version of the visual first shown in March was released to accompany the footage.
• The film’s story picks up right after the TV arc and keeps continuity intact.
• Setting shifts to a remote island in the middle of the ocean, heightening isolation.
• There are eight total players, including someone Yuuki already knows from her past.
• The survival game the group must play is explicitly titled Cloudy Beach.

Who returns in the Cloudy Beach cast and staff

Sunday’s new promotional video arrives with an updated visual and a clear roll call for the film’s voices. The SHIBOYUGI Cloudy Beach anime film brings back its lead and a slate of familiar faces. The cast roll call highlights Chiyuki Miura Yuuki, Yume Miyamoto Airi, Anna Nagase Essei, and more.

The film again casts Chiyuki Miura as Yuuki, signaling a direct handoff from the TV run. The promo teases the island setting and the deadly game, while the refreshed visual keeps the tension high. A limited two-week screening in Japan will start on July 10.

Any additional role changes are not yet confirmed.

• Chiyuki Miura as Yuuki
• Yume Miyamoto as Airi
• Anna Nagase as Essei
• Yukari Tamura as Koyomi
• Konomi Inagaki as Hizumi
• Aino Shimada as Maguma
• Riko Akechi as Mitsuba
• Hikaru Tōno as Mozuku

The production touts a returning staff. With Sōta Ueno directing at Studio DEEN, the film keeps the series’ creative line intact. Rintarou Ikeda handles series composition, Eri Osada designs the characters, and Noriyoshi Konuma serves as sound director.

These credits match the TV team, which suggests continuity in tone and pacing. The studio has not listed further crew in the announcement, so any additional department leads are not yet confirmed. The new video and revised key visual arrive as the team locks in the theatrical plan, which sets a two-week run starting July 10 in Japan.

Fans who followed the broadcast can expect the same core actors and the same creative heads on deck when tickets go on sale. For those tracking staff moves, the headline is stability, from voices to the booth.

When and where to watch Cloudy Beach

The SHIBOYUGI Cloudy Beach anime film will open in Japan on July 10, and it will run as a limited two-week screening in Japan. The staff also rolled out a new promotional video on Sunday and revealed an updated version of the key visual first shown in March. Theaters, ticket plans, and any overseas theatrical rollout are “not yet confirmed,” so fans who want to catch the big-screen debut should plan around the domestic window.

If you follow the franchise, treat July 10 as your target date and expect the engagement to be brief.

If you need to catch up before the film, the television anime is easy to find. Crunchyroll streaming covered the show as it aired, and it also offered a same-day English dub. Netflix streaming is available as well.

The TV series premiered on January 7, with a 60-minute first episode, so you can dive in and clear the setup in one sitting. The film’s story continues directly from the series, after Yuuki beats the “thirty-year-old-wall” jinx and heads into a new game on a remote island. Starting the movie without that context may leave you lost, so queue up the series first on your preferred platform.

Plan your watchlist around two checkpoints: the series now, and Cloudy Beach on July 10 in Japanese cinemas. ” For fans tracking new material, the latest trailer and updated visual signal the countdown to opening day. Whether you are revisiting Yuuki’s high-stakes world or starting fresh, the path is clear: stream the TV run on Crunchyroll or Netflix, then hit the theater during the two-week window.

If more distribution details land, including any additional platforms or regions, we will update when confirmed.

Source: ANN