Witch on the Holy Night, a film from TYPE-MOON and ufotable, will hit theaters worldwide starting January 2027, with English-language options (subtitles and dub) available in multiple regions.

The story follows Aoko Aozaki, a high school girl secretly training as a powerful magician, with only housemate Alice Kuonji aware of her true identity, and a romantic interest that adds tension.

The movie is adapted from Kinoko Nasu and TYPE-MOON’s 2012 visual novel, continuing the collaboration history between TYPE-MOON and ufotable.

A promotional trailer is included, and readers are encouraged to share reactions while the site promises ongoing anime coverage.

The piece invites audience responses to the trailer and notes continued anime news coverage from Future of the Force.

Stephanie, a senior writer for Siliconera and Crunchyroll, contributed the article.

Dewang Ruke, a Crunchyroll and Animehunch contributor, is highlighted for his industry role and PR work, including Crunchyroll Anime Awards interviews.

The Witch on the Holy Night Official Website serves as the information source, with Anime Corner’s Marko Jovanovic as the article author.

Beyond ufotable and TYPE-MOON, the article does not list additional production credits.

The project is framed as a strategic move to broaden theatrical anime experiences beyond traditional platforms.

The piece discusses potential market impact, audience reach, and comparisons to prior anime theatrical releases.

A first trailer released teases the characters, action, and animation, building anticipation for the big-screen debut.