Fans of BanG Dream! Ave Mujica will be able to watch the franchise’s upcoming theatrical film almost simultaneously across Japan and Taiwan. BanG Dream! Ave Mujica prima aurora is officially scheduled to open in Japanese theaters on October 16, 2026, with Taiwan receiving the film on the same day.
The movie is the first theatrical film connected to the BanG Dream! Ave Mujica anime. The release date was confirmed alongside a new key visual and promotional material, while Taiwanese distributor Muse Communication confirmed the day-and-date theatrical release.
What Is BanG Dream! Ave Mujica prima aurora About?
The story takes place more than six months after Ave Mujica's return to the stage. As the band's popularity continues to grow, the members are also becoming increasingly active in their individual entertainment careers.
Sakiko decides to take the group toward a new stage by launching a membership-based project called “Secret Masquerade.” However, the mysterious project appears to have a deeper purpose, raising questions about what Sakiko is truly planning.
The film's official synopsis teases the intentions of the girl who once declared that she would become a god.
New Designs and Music
The movie will also feature new casual outfit designs for the five members of Ave Mujica. The characters will appear in their everyday looks alongside the band's darker stage aesthetic.
Music will also play an important role in the movie. Ave Mujica's new mini album “Kami no Na wo” is scheduled to release on October 21, 2026, and will include songs connected to the film.
The five members of Ave Mujica are Sakiko Togawa (Oblivionis), Uika Misumi (Doloris), Umiri Yahata (Timoris), Nyamu Yutenji (Amoris), and Mutsumi Wakaba (Mortis).
Release Date
BanG Dream! Ave Mujica prima aurora will open in Japan and Taiwan on October 16, 2026. Japanese theater listings have also confirmed the October 16 release date.
With a new story, fresh character designs, and new music, the film gives Ave Mujica fans another chance to experience the band on the big screen.
More information about international screenings and additional details is expected to be announced as the October premiere approaches.
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