The countdown never stops. You fall for men you know will die, in a time you can never stay in, and the show refuses to let you pretend it doesn't matter. Every kiss is borrowed time, every promise a lie you both need to believe. That's what makes the second movie hit: it's not about whether she stays or goes. It's about what it costs to love someone when the ending is written in history.

A theatrical film continuing Meiji Tokyo Renka: Yumihari no Serenade. That earlier story centers on Mei Ayazuki, an ordinary high school girl who meets a self-described magician called Charlie at a festival under a crimson full moon. His magic sends her back to Tokyo in the Meiji era, where she falls for several famous historical figures of the period. The film brings the franchise back as a drama and romance with supernatural elements.