Anime News Network reports that “*The Dangers in My Heart: The Movie, *the compilation film of the television anime … will get a theatrical elease in the United States, Germany, Italy, France, Mexico, Chile, Peru, and additional Central American territories, among more areas.” The film will debut in Japan on February 13, 2026. The TV anime has featured in several *New Leaf Journal *articles. I published a short Leaflet post on the height difference between the main duo after watching the first episode of the first of two seasons. I wrote a mixed review of the first season (prompted by the announcement of a second season) followed by a glowing review of the second. While the first season only merited a small note in my 2023 Anime Review article, I selected the second season as my 2024 TV Anime Series of the Year (it also cleaned up in my 2024 TV anime category awards and, where available, in my picks based on Crunchyroll’s slate). The ending of season 2 was, as I noted in these pages, quite saccharine.

I call this short article a “PSA” in the spirt of my 2024 article on the availability of the *Sound! Euphonium *movies for free streaming (I previewed that *Sound! Euphonium *would feature in my 2024 anime review and it was in the end one of the three articles in the mix for my anime of the year pick). Of course, I never watched the *Euphonium *compilation movies (I did however watch the two movies that did not merely recap the anime), and I was initially inclined to say that I would not watch the *Dangers *movie, but Anime News Network does promise that “it will also depict the story of Kyōtarō and Anna after the series finale” (I hope that does not mean there will not be a third TV season). But if and when I get around to it, it will not be at a movie theater. I last went to a movie theater to watch the Hopkins-Jones II fight on April 3, 2010, and if that streak is to end, it will not be for the *Dangers *comilation movie (maybe HiDive will pick it up).