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Chain Chronicle Anime Project Streams Trailer for 3rd Film

The official website for Sega's Chain Chronicle smartphone game, began streaming a trailer for the theatrical project's third film on Friday.

The site also revealed the poster visual for the third film.

The anime project has both a theatrical and a television version. The theatrical version is split into three films, with each film screening in a two-week limited engagement in theaters. The first film debuted in Japan on December 3, the second debuted on Saturday, and the third film will debut on February 11. The 12-episode television anime version premiered on January 7. Each of the three anime films has the same story content as four television episodes.

streaming the anime films and television anime. Crunchyroll is streaming the television anime and films in Japanese with English subtitles, while Funimation is offering an English SimulDub. Currently Crunchyroll is streaming the first anime film and the first television episode, with the second episode set to premiere on Saturday.

Crunchyroll and Funimation describe the story:

This is the story of the Chain Chronicle, a book that describes everything that happens in the world.

The citizens of the remote continent of Yggd once thought that there was nothing beyond their continent. The continent was divided into several regions, each with its own king. Though there were small skirmishes amongst them, a lord, chosen by the kings in conference, always maintained balance -- until the evil Black Army arrived.

"All will be engulfed in black."

The Volunteer Army, led by Yuri, was no match for the Black Army. During the fighting, the Lord of Black captures half of the Chain Chronicle, as well as the capital. During their retreat, Yuri and the Volunteer Army encounter a boy fighting the Black Army all by himself.

So begins the story of the Chain Chronicle, of the Volunteer Army's and Black Army's battles for the fate of the world, and of friendship.

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Nano is performing the film version's ending theme song "PARAISO," and is also performing the television broadcast's opening theme song "My Liberation."