New Scene Cuts Revealed for Zombie Land Saga: YumeGinga Paradise: Season 1 Opening Theme “Adabana Necromancy” Confirmed for the Film

The upcoming film Zombie Land Saga: YumeGinga Paradise, set to premiere on October 24, 2025, has revealed brand new scene cuts. It was also announced that “Adabana Necromancy,” the iconic opening theme from Season 1, will be featured in the movie.

In the newly released stills, Franchouchou, appointed as ambassadors for the Saga Expo, don their tracksuits and helmets from the memorable tokusatsu-style Season 1 opening. Together, they rise to confront an alien invasion, showcasing their unity and determination.

In the newly released stills, Franchouchou, appointed as ambassadors for the Saga Expo, don their tracksuits and helmets from the memorable tokusatsu-style Season 1 opening. Together, they rise to confront an alien invasion, showcasing their unity and determination.

At the Saga Prefectural Space Science Museum “Yumeginga,” the group hosts a tour for children. Yet their peaceful moment is shattered when massive alien ships suddenly attack, putting the entire prefecture in peril. One striking cut shows Sakura looking up at the looming spacecraft overhead, shouting “Doyannattoto!? (Meaning of the nuance "What's going on?" in the Kyushu dialect of Japan)” in shock.

Meanwhile, producer Kotaro Tatsumi, appearing on a TV program, realizes the crisis and makes a dramatic parachute dive with flares in both hands. Other intense scenes include Ai Mizuno reverting to her zombie form before civilians and the legendary Tae Yamada finally awakening to her true self. Sakura rushing to Tae’s side highlights the deep bond between them.

However, conflict also arises when Tae declares, “What can idols even do?” and announces her departure from Franchouchou. With the group fractured, can they rebuild their bond and save Saga?

It has also been revealed that the Season 1 opening theme song “Adabana Necromancy” will be used in the film. The helmets and member-colored outfits are a direct homage to the iconic Season 1 opening sequence.