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Milky☆Subway: Galactic Express CG Anime Gets Theatrical Cut & New Scenes

Milky☆Subway: The Galactic Limited Express Heads to Theaters with New Content

The exhilarating universe of Milky☆Subway is back with a bang! Yōhei Kameyama, the mastermind behind this cosmic odyssey, has announced that a re-edited version of the 12 episodes, complete with fresh content, will soon enthrall audiences in Japanese theaters. This anime, which is a sequel to the original Milky☆Highway CG anime short, promises a fresh burst of energy for both old fans and new viewers alike.


A Refreshingly Chaotic Adventure

The Milky☆Subway is no ordinary space-train. Bursting with unpredictability, it embarks on a tumultuous journey through the depths of space. Initially tasked with cleaning the train as community service, our dynamic crew soon finds themselves spiraling into a whirlwind of chaos. Comprising super humans Chiharu and Akane, cyborgs Makina, Kurt, and Max, and the determined police officer Ryoko, the team is a medley of misfits caught in cosmic confusion.

"No purpose! No principle! No point! A never-before-seen space-train spectacle, powered by nothing but pure momentum!"

This hilarious lack of direction makes Milky☆Subway an engaging spectacle, resonating with audiences looking for both adventure and comedy.

The Creators Behind the Magic

Yōhei Kameyama showcases his multifaceted talent by not only directing but also writing, producing, and handling much of the character design and animation. His hands-on approach ensures that the sequel retains its unique flair while introducing new elements that elevate the storyline.

Momoko Terasawa and Anna Nagase headline the cast as Chiharu and Makina, respectively. Supported by a talented lineup including Hisako Kanemoto (Akane), Mikako Komatsu (Ryoko), Kōki Uchiyama (Kurt), Makoto Koichi (Kanata), and Yoshitaka Yamaya (Max), the anime’s vibrant characters are brought to life through exceptional voice acting.


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Image via Milky☆Subway X/Twitter account

Global Reach and Language Diversity

Milky☆Subway’s appeal isn’t confined to just Japan. The anime’s wide-ranging reach has been amplified by its availability in multiple languages, including English, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, French, Hindi, and Russian. This multilingual accessibility through YouTube streaming is a testament to its universal thematic elements and broad audience appeal.

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Back to Where It All Began

The original Milky☆Highway short, released in 2022, laid the foundation for this sequel. Initially a graduation project for Kadokawa’s Vantan Game Academy CG Animator major, it quickly captured the hearts of fans worldwide. With 6.75 million combined views of its English-subtitled and original versions, Milky☆Highway’s success paved the way for its continuation in Milky☆Subway.

The nostalgic theme song, "Gingakei Made Tonde Ike!" by the 1977 girl group Candies, adds a retro charm that complements the anime’s futuristic narrative.

Anticipating a Cinematic Experience

The leap from digital screens to theaters promises an enhanced viewing experience. The re-edited version with new content is set to captivate audiences on a grander scale, offering them a chance to dive deeper into the characters’ intertwining journeys and the haywire narrative that defines Milky☆Subway.

Final Thoughts

Milky☆Subway: The Galactic Limited Express is on track to create a theatrical sensation. With its blend of humor, chaos, and camaraderie, this anime transcends mere entertainment, inviting audiences to lose themselves in a universe where anything can happen. The theatrical release is a colossal stride forward in expanding its reach and cementing its status as a beloved cosmic spectacle. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to this intergalactic ride, Milky☆Subway is a journey that promises thrilling unpredictability at every turn.


Embark on this cosmic odyssey and get ready to witness a captivating spectacle unfold on the big screen!