The Sound! Euphonium The Movie: Oath’s Finale film arrived with an April 19th, 2019 theatrical debut date in Japan and the focus is now on the home video side. The film is now getting a February 26th, 2020 release where the DVD is priced at 6,800 yen and the Blu-ray at 7,800 yen. The set comes with a booklet, promos, and some special sound reproduction for those using a DTS Headphone.
Tatsuya Ishihara directed it after working on the TV series while Jukki Hanada handled the screenplay and Shoko Ikeda as the character designer.
The Japanese cast includes Ayaka Asai as Hazuki Katō, Chika Anzai as Reina Kōsaka, Moe Toyota as Sapphire Kawashima, Tomoyo Kurosawa as Kumiko Ōmae, Aya Hisakawa as Michie Matsumoto, Haruki Ishiya as Shūichi Tsukamoto, Kenjiro Tsuda as Takuya Gotō, Konomi Fujimura as Natsuki Nakagawa, Manami Numakura as Mamiko Ōmae, Minako Kotobuki as Asuka Tanaka, Minori Chihara as Kaori Nakaseko, Miyuki Kobori as Riko Nagase, Saori Hayami as Haruka Ogasawara, Takahiro Sakurai as Noboru Taki, Yōko Hikasa as Aoi Saitō, Yuri Yamaoka as Yuko Yoshikawa, Atsumi Tanezaki as Mizore Yoroizuka and Nao Toyama as Nozomi Kasaki. The new additions to the cast include Sora Amamiya as Kanade Hisaishi, Ayaka Nanase as Mirei Suzuki, Misaki Kuno as Satsuki Suzuki, and Shimba Tsuchiya as Motomu Tsukinaga.
The English cast includes Erica Mendez as Kumiko Oumae, Laura Post as Reina Kousaka, Kavlii Mills as Sapphire Kawashima, Jennifer Losi as Hazuki Katou, Christine Marie Cabanos as Kanade Hisaishi, Katelyn Gault as Mirei Suzuki,, Xanthe Hyunh as Satsuki Suzuki, and Lucien Dodge as Motomu Tsukinaga.
Plot concept: It’s finally time for Kumiko Oumae to enter high-school and begin the next chapter of her life. Being a member of concert band all throughout the lower-grades, one of her first orders of business is scouting out the band at her new school to see how they compare to what she has grown up with. After actually hearing them, however, Kumiko is…surprised to say the least. The concert band of Kitauji High School is terrible, especially compared to the borderline-national’s band Oumae was in earlier. Students in the band have gotten lazy and fallen into a slump in which none of them particularly care about the band’s future. But all of that changes when they meet their new teacher, professional composer Noboru Taki.
[Source: WTK]