

劇場版 青の祓魔師(エクソシスト)
As the grand festival of True Cross Academy draws near, exwires and exorcists alike combine their efforts to banish any demon that threatens the celebrations. Among them, Rin Okumura is tasked with exorcising the soul-devouring demon known as the Phantom Train alongside his brother Yukio and Shiemi Moriyama. During their mission, the Phantom Train escapes its tracks and begins ravaging True Cross Academy. In the ensuing chaos, Rin encounters a childlike demon he dubs Usamaro, and begins to deve...
On July 3, 2013, Ao no Exorcist Movie was released on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan. Aniplex of America released the film in North America on December 17, 2013 on DVD as well as in a limited edition Blu-ray box set, which contains exclusive bonus content.
Rin battles a soul‑eating train while befriending a mischievous demon that may be far more dangerous than the enemy.
When the annual True Cross Academy festival looms, the campus becomes a battlefield as exorcists scramble to keep demonic threats at bay. Rin Okumura, the half‑demon with a fiery temper, is paired with his polished brother Yukio and the gentle Shiemi Moriyama to hunt down the notorious Phantom Train—a spectral locomotive that devours souls. Their chase leads them deep into the academy’s underground tunnels, but the train proves more cunning than expected, breaking free of its ethereal rails and tearing through the school’s halls. Amid the chaos, Rin stumbles upon a mischievous, child‑like entity he names Usamaro. The creature’s playful demeanor masks a disturbing power: it can manipulate reality with a simple grin. As Rin’s uneasy friendship with Usamaro deepens, the line between ally and adversary blurs, forcing the young exorcist to confront not only a rampaging demon but also the darker facets of his own heritage. The film blends high‑octane battles with moments of unexpected tenderness, delivering a compact yet emotionally resonant side story that expands the Blue Exorcist universe.
This standalone film follows teen exorcist Rin as he befriends a mysterious childlike demon during a festival crisis, blending high-energy supernatural battles with a bittersweet story about memory and letting go. Expect flashy action sequences and some emotionally heavy moments, but no sexual content or graphic gore.
Blue Exorcist: The Movie has 1 episodes.
Blue Exorcist: The Movie is currently finished airing.
Blue Exorcist: The Movie was produced by A-1 Pictures.
Blue Exorcist: The Movie aired Dec 28, 2012.
Blue Exorcist: The Movie is based on a Manga.
This standalone film follows teen exorcist Rin as he befriends a mysterious childlike demon during a festival crisis, blending high-energy supernatural battles with a bittersweet story about memory and letting go. Expect flashy action sequences and some emotionally heavy moments, but no sexual content or graphic gore.
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Okumura, Rin
Main
CV: Okamoto, Nobuhiko

Okumura, Yukio
Main
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Usamaro
Main
CV: Kugimiya, Rie

Amaimon
Supporting
CV: Kakihara, Tetsuya

Angel, Arthur Auguste
Supporting
CV: Ono, Daisuke

Fujimoto, Shirou
Supporting
CV: Fujiwara, Keiji

Kamiki, Izumo
Supporting
CV: Kitamura, Eri

Kirigakure, Shura
Supporting
CV: Satou, Rina

Kuro
Supporting
CV: Takagaki, Ayahi

Lena
Supporting

Liu, Cheng-Long
Supporting
CV: Kiuchi, Hidenobu

Miketsu
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Gou

Miwa, Konekomaru
Supporting
CV: Kaji, Yuuki

Moriyama, Shiemi
Supporting
CV: Hanazawa, Kana

Nii-chan
Supporting
CV: Touyama, Nao

Pheles, Mephisto
Supporting
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Shima, Renzou
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Shima, Juuzou
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Shima, Kinzou
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Shiratori, Reiji
Supporting
CV: Itou, Kentarou

Suguro, Ryuuji
Supporting
CV: Nakai, Kazuya

Takara, Nemu
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Gou

Tsubaki, Kaoru
Supporting
CV: Oguro, Kazuhiro

Ukemochi
Supporting
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