The science-fiction anime film Expelled From Paradise is set to return to television across Japan this November. The 2014 movie will be broadcast on 16 television stations, giving viewers another opportunity to revisit the story before the release of its upcoming sequel, Rakuen Tsuihou: Kokoro no Resonance.
The special broadcast project will begin on November 6, 2026, with screenings scheduled across different regions of Japan. The film will also be available through selected online streaming events during the same month.
Special Broadcast Across 16 TV Stations
The television screenings will take place between November 6 and November 11. TOKYO MX is scheduled to show the film on November 8, while nationwide satellite channel BS11 will broadcast it on November 11.
The project includes a special addition for fans: each television broadcast will conclude with the first 60 seconds of the upcoming sequel, offering an early preview of the new movie.
Online Streaming Dates Announced
Apart from television broadcasts, the original film will also be streamed through three Japanese platforms:
- Niconico Live: November 6
- ABEMA: November 7 and 8
- YouTube: November 10
The streaming schedule gives Japanese viewers several opportunities to watch the film again. However, international availability of these streams has not been confirmed.
A Look Back Before the Next Film
Originally released in 2014, Expelled From Paradise is a science-fiction anime film that explores a future where much of humanity lives in a digital environment. Its return to television is part of the promotional build-up for Rakuen Tsuihou: Kokoro no Resonance.
By combining the original film’s broadcasts with an early preview of the sequel, the project is giving longtime viewers a chance to revisit the story while introducing new audiences to the franchise ahead of its next chapter.
