Rimuru and friends visit Celestial Emperor Hermesia's resort island after the Jura-Tempest Federations opening ceremony. During their vacation, they encounter a mysterious woman, leading to a new incident by the azure sea.
Rimuru and friends visit Celestial Emperor Hermesia's resort island after the Jura-Tempest Federations opening ceremony. During their vacation, they encounter a mysterious woman, leading to a new incident by the azure sea.
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That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime the Movie: Tears of the Azure Sea (2026) is the second theatrical anime film in the franchise, produced by Eight Bit as an original side story bridging seasons 3 and 4 of the hit isekai series.
Rimuru Tempest and his companions visit a private resort island owned by Celestial Emperor Elmesia of the elven Magi Dynasty Thalion, where a mysterious woman named Yura sparks a new supernatural incident amid azure seas.
Directed by Yasuhito Kikuchi with screenplay by Toshizo Nemoto and Fuse's original concept, it premiered in Japan on February 27, 2026, before a global theatrical rollout via Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures starting May 1.
The 104-minute fantasy adventure hit U.S. and Canada theaters on May 1 in both subtitled Japanese and English-dubbed versions, grossing $666K domestically in its opening while competing with major live-action releases.