The Japan Film Producers Alliance released the box office of Japanese films in 2014, showing that eight theatrical versions of the anime exceeded 1 billion yen at the box office, while the overall box office of the theatrical version of the anime fell from 40.29 billion yen to 31.07 billion yen. The lack of core fan works such as "Gintama" and "Magical Girl Circle" in 2013 led to a decline in the 1 billion box office, but the regularly released theatrical versions of the works have achieved good results, such as "Detective Conan" and "Doraemon" have good box office results, and "Pokemon" still has a 2.9 billion yen result despite a decline. In particular, the 3DCG movie "Stand by Me Doraemon" reached the box office of 8 billion yen, and since the theatrical version of "Monster Watch" is classified into the 2015 works, this year's results should be worth looking forward to.
1 billion yen or more box office theatrical version of the animation:
1. "Stand by me Doraemon" 8.38 billion yen
Stand by me ドラえもん is a 3D film commemorating the 80th anniversary of Fujiko Fujio,f. Fujio, the father of Doraemon, released in Japan on August 8, 2014. It has been officially confirmed to be released in Chinese mainland in early 2015! The film combines classic plots such as "Goodbye, Shizuka", "Thousands of Miles from the Land of the Future", "Romance on the Snowy Mountain", "Nobita's Wedding Eve" and "Doraemon Is Back", and is supervised by Yagi Ryuichi.
2. "Detective Conan vs Lupin III the movie" 4.26 billion yen
Lupin III vs Detective Conan the Movie (Japanese: ルパン三ン名探探コナン the movie) is a special theatrical version of the anime to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Nippon Television, the 55th anniversary of Yomiuri Television, the 50th anniversary of tms entertainment animation, the 45th anniversary of the "Lupin III" serial, and the 20th anniversary of the "Detective Conan" series. It is the second collaboration between two Japanese national animations after the 2009 TV anime special "Lupin III vs Detective Conan", which tells the story of the re-confrontation between Lupin III, the thief of the century, and the famous detective Edogawa Conan.
3. "Detective Conan Sniper in a Different Dimension" 4.11 billion yen
Detective Conan: Sniper in a Different Dimension is the 18th installment of the Japanese anime Detective Conan, released in Japan on April 19, 2014. A sniper incident occurred on the 635-meter-high Suzuki Tower, and the U.S. Navy's special forces "Navy SEALs" were also involved. At the same time, FBI members and important characters of the original such as Oki ya Ura and Seiryo Makoto will also appear in the theatrical version for the first time.
4. "Doraemon" Nobita's Great Demon Realm 3.58 billion yen
Nobita's Great Demon Realm is an animated story about Doraemon, who is translated as Flat by The Dog Prince (BowEd Head), leads them to the interior of Africa, and begins their adventure in the Demon Realm. There's an incredible dog kingdom out there.... 'Dabita's Great Demon Realm' (のび太の大魔境, のびたのだいまきょう) is a large-scale work written by Fujiko F. Fujio, serialized in the monthly magazine corocoro from September 1981 to February 1982. It was released on March 13, 1982. It is directed by Hideo Nishimuki. The box office revenue was 1.21 billion yuan and the number of viewers was 2.5 million. Compared to other large long stories, the comedy in the first half has a lot of funny elements. The works are 'Monster Prince デーモンの剣' and 'Ninja Little Spirit ニンニン忍法絵Diaryの巻'.
5. "Marnie in Memory" 3.53 billion yen
Marnie in Memory is an animated film produced by Studio Ghibli and the second animated film directed by Hiromasa Mirim. The film premiered in Japan on July 19, 2014. Based on the children's literature of British novelist Joann G. Robinson, the film tells the story of a 12-year-old girl, Anna, who meets Marnie, a blonde girl locked up in a mansion in an uninhabited wetland, and the two girls meet and share each other's secrets in the summer.
6. Pokemon xy 2.91 billion yen
The popular Japanese anime series Pokemon xy Theater Edition: Cocoon of Destruction Theater Edition is titled Pokemon Xy Theater Edition: Cocoon of Destruction, and the film was released in Japan on July 19, 2014. In the film, the underground kingdom where the Jewel Pocket Monsters live, the gem mining country, is in danger of extinction due to the depletion of the energy of the holy diamond, an important source of energy! Princess Dianxi of the Diamond Mines meets Chi and Pikachu and others on a journey in search of the Pocket Monster xerneas.
7. The Tale of Hui Ye Hime 2.47 billion yen
The Tale of Yukihime is a new film by Takahata that has been supervised by Takahata for 14 years after "My Neighbor Yamada Jun". As the title suggests, the game is based on the oldest story in Japan, The Tale of Taketori. The original case of the work was also supervised by Takahata Hon, and the script was jointly created by Takahata hon and Ritsuko Sakaguchi, who had been in charge of the TV series "Reason I Can't Fall in Love", and the producer was Saiichiro Clan, who had been in charge of "Magical Princess" and "Spirited Away".
8. "Theatrical Version Crayon Shin-chan" 1.83 billion yen
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