The upcoming live-action BLUE LOCK live-action movie has teased a collaboration with Japanese singer Ado with a new poster.
The visual, shared by the official BLUE LOCK movie account and reposted by Ado, features the tagline:
エゴが、歌い狂う。
“The ego sings wildly.”
This would not be the first major anime-related project for Ado. The singer previously performed songs for ONE PIECE FILM RED, including “New Genesis,” and has contributed theme songs to several other projects.
The live-action BLUE LOCK movie is scheduled to premiere in Japan on August 7, 2026. The movie was announced alongside Season 3 of the TV anime, with Mei Hata recently joining the cast as Anri Teieri. You can see the cast announced so far below.
- Fumiya Takahashi as Yoichi Isagi
- Kaito Sakurai as Meguru Bachira
- Kyohei Takahashi as Hyoma Chigiri
- Kota Nomura as Rensuke Kunigami
- Yuzu Aoki as Gurimu Igarashi
- Sho Nishigaki as Asahi Naruhaya
- Yuki Tachibana as Gin Gagamaru
- Raizo Ishikawa as Jingo Raichi
- Joey Iwanaga as Okuhito Iemon
- Shunya Asano as Wataru Kuon
- Yuki Sakurai as Yudai Imamura
- Yuki Kura as Ryosuke Kira
- Masataka Kubota as Jinpachi Ego
- Mei Hata as Anri Teieri
The staff for the film includes:
- Director: Yusuke Taki
- Screenplay: Tetsuo Kamata
- Producer: Shinzo Matsuhashi
- Production: Credeus
- Distribution: Toho
Muneyuki Kaneshiro writes the BLUE LOCK manga, with art by Yusuke Nomura. Kodansha is publishing the manga in English. The story follows BLUE LOCK, the project to create the ultimate egoistical striker that will take Japan to a World Cup trophy. Animated by 8bit, the anime has released two TV anime seasons and the BLUE LOCK -Episode Nagi- movie so far.
We had the chance to interview Kazuki Ura (Isagi’s Japanese voice actor), Ryoya Arisawa (anime producer), and Megumu Tsuchiya (manga editor) at last year’s Anime Expo. We talked with them about working on the manga and anime series, the challenges they faced in creating the work loved by fans worldwide, and more about Season 2. Crunchyroll is streaming the anime.
Source: BLUE LOCK Live-Action Official Website
©Muneyuki Kaneshiro, Yusuke Nomura, Kodansha/”Blue Lock” Production Committee
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