Sound! Euphonium final movie announced: Two-part anime film begins spring 2026

Kyoto Animation’s beautiful, heartbreaking music anime gets set to make its final notes in theaters One of the most cherished anime about music and the pains of adolescence arrives at its dramatic conclusion.After almost 10 years filled with captivating narratives, fierce artistry and one-of-a-kind camaraderie, Sound! So, this will be it for Euphonium. Kyoto Animation has announced that the beloved slice-of-life anime will come to an end with a two-part, theatrical movie event — kicking off with Sound! Euphonium – The Final Movie Part 2 in Winter 2026.Fans were given an exclusive first-look at a new teaser trailer, providing a dramatic look at the emotional journey and intense climax ahead.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or an interested newcomer, this concluding act looks to be a fittingly impactful send-off for one of anime’s most grounded and authentic high school sagas.

A coming-of-age anime about music, friendship, and self-discovery

Sound! Euphonium (Japanese title: Hibike! Sound! Euphonium first aired in 2015 and was created by the renowned Kyoto Animation — the studio responsible for Violet Evergarden and A Silent Voice.Kumiko Oumae is a high school student who, despite being uninterested in joining, finds herself joining her school’s brass band club where she rediscovers her passion for music.

Along the way, she faces old classmates she must reclaim as friends, make new allies and friendships, and deal with the trials and tribulations of being a teenager.Here’s what sets the series apart

It’s a deeply, emotionally relatable show that transcends just the world of anime, exploring themes of self-worth, identity, and creative expression that appeal to everyone.

Official final movie trailer confirms two-part film release

The full teaser trailer has just dropped, and we can now confirm that Sound! Euphonium – The Final Movie, divided into two parts.

Part 1 release date is Spring 2026 in Japan, with Part 2 likely releasing later that same year.The raw band footage conveys both Kumiko and her bandmates as they finish out their final school year, as they prepare for their last concert, and graduation. Prepare yourself for an emotional rollercoaster as long-running character arcs come to a close and friendships are tested by time and betrayal.

Kyoto animation returns to deliver a beautiful finale

Production Kyoto Animation, famous for painstaking detail and emotional nuance, is once again at the helm for this last chapter.From the rich animation to the warmth and nuance in the emotional range of each character’s performance, KyoAni has truly brought an extra layer of excellence to Sound! Euphonium outside of your standard high school anime. Going by their past work, fans can count on amazing cinematic artistry and an emotionally wrenching goodbye.

Where to watch Sound! Euphonium before the finale

Looking to get up to speed before the grand finale? Crunchyroll is streaming all three seasons as well as the previous films of Sound! Euphonium.Spring of Freshman Year in High School. Kumiko, an ex-junior high band kid, meets up with a trio of friends to peer into her middle school music club and ultimately run into an old classmate. This awakens past demons and launches a new odyssey via melodies, aspiration, and brotherhood.Whether you love classical music, slice-of-life storytelling, or just appreciate gorgeous film-making, this series will enchant you.A decade later, Sound! Today, Euphonium still resonates with fans due to its realistic characters and universal themes such as:

This is about more than just a great music anime — this deeply moving story is a coming-of-age tale about what it means to pursue a passion, and it’s relatable to anyone who’s ever done the same.

Don’t miss one of 2026’s most anticipated anime movies

With Part 1 projected to release in Spring 2026 with Part 2 closely behind, Sound! Euphonium’s finale is already looking like one of 2026’s most anticipated anime happenings.Kyoto Animation is pulling out all the stops for Kumiko’s final encore, and anime fans everywhere are anxiously awaiting further news — particularly news of international releases and English-subtitled trailers.