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2. Free! - Wikipedia

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   A film trilogy was released in 2017 with the first two films being compilations of seasons one and two of the anime series titled, Free! Timeless Medley - the Bond and Free! Timeless Medley - the Promise. The third film in the trilogy titled, Free! Take Your Marks, features four new vignettes. A compilation film encompassing the third season ...

3. Free! Timeless Medley - Wikipedia

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   Timeless Medley (劇場版 Free!-Timeless Medley-, Gekijōban Free! Timeless Medley) is a 2017 Japanese animated film series produced by Kyoto Animation and Animation Do. The first two films, The Bond (絆, Kizuna) and The Promise (約束, Yakusoku), are compilation films of Free! ' s second season, Free! Eternal Summer, with new additional ...

4. Free! Take Your Marks - Wikipedia

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   Japanese. Box office. ¥346 million [1] Free! Take Your Marks (特別版 Free!-Take Your Marks-, Tokubetsuban Free! Take Your Marks) is a 2017 Japanese animated film produced by Kyoto Animation and Animation Do based on the animated television series Free!, which aired from 2013 to 2014. It is a sequel of Free!

5. The Best Anime On Crunchyroll You Should Watch Right Now

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   Spy x Family. Anya is a highlight of Spy x Family. Crunchyroll. Spy x Family is one of the more recent success stories in anime, with the series seemingly blowing up overnight after it started ...

6. List of Free! episodes - Wikipedia

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   List of Free! episodes. List of. Free! episodes. Cover of first Blu-ray Disc volume featuring main protagonist Haruka Nanase. Free! is a 2013 anime series based on the light novel High Speed! written by Kōji Ōji and published the same year. Haruka Nanase and Rin Matsuoka are both gifted swimmers who are friends, but fierce rivals in the pool.

7. List of highest-grossing Japanese films - Wikipedia

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   The highest-grossing Japanese film in terms of box office ticket sales is the 1976 film Manhunt, which is estimated to have sold more than 400 million tickets in China and the Soviet Union. [a] Its inflation-adjusted gross revenue in China is estimated to be at least CN¥10 billion ( $1.48 billion) in 2017. [1]