While it is not a Confession Executive Committee specific album, it does feature some songs from the series and shares the characters on each of the album's three covers. In addition, the limited edition version of this album came with the Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu - Short Story comic that introduced the seiyuu of the six main characters in addition to Hina Setoguchi. Show This page is missing some information or isn't up to date. If you'd like to help add to the article, edit this page as needed. “ This is the last time I'm confessing... ” —Tagline from the first poster Zutto Mae Kara Suki Deshita. ~Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai~ ( ずっと前から好きでした。~告白実行委員会~; abbr. ずっ好, ZuSsuki) is the first fully animated adaptation for Confession Executive Committee as well as the franchise's first feature length movie. It follows the events of the Love Series songs "Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu" and parts of "Yakimochi no Kotae", with major influences from the Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu novel. The movie was slated for home release on October 26, 2016 for Blu-ray and DVD, and received an English subtitled release distributed by Aniplex and streamed on the anime streaming service Crunchyroll. Synopsis[]Natsuki and her friends Miou Aida and Akari Hayasaka walk to school together and ask Natsuki about her most recent accomplishment: confessing to her childhood friend Yu. The incident she recounts is told in a flashback sequence: After gathering up her courage, Natsuki confesses her love to Yu when classes end. When Yu shows seeming confusion, Natsuki quickly rescinds her confession and says that she was "only joking", and convinces him that she was practicing for a real confession. Yu, who mutually has a crush on Natsuki, then shoots back that he may be serious about her, before dropping the subject and going out to eat ramen. Natsuki comes with him too, but is made to pay for both their meals. This conversation then transitions into a general love talk concerning all three girls. Miou talks about her crush, Haruki Serizawa, and how neither of them have made a move on each other despite walking home together every day; while Akari is not sure who she likes, but is teased with the prospect of dating classmate Sota Mochizuki. At school, we turn to Sota instead. He is initially preoccupied with his internal struggle to confess to Akari, his crush, but talks himself out of it because he feels unworthy of her. Just as he is about to enter class, he runs into a classmate of his who made a physical change: Koyuki Ayase. Where Koyuki was previously teased for his effeminate features and long hair, he is now fawned over by many girls in school after acquiring a more masculine haircut. Sota is shocked by the sudden change, and fears that Akari will also be drawn to him, before noticing Koyuki's longing stare at Natsuki and realizing his sudden physical change is the result of a crush. Time moves on to PE, where the boys and girls are separated into soccer (boys) and tennis (girls). The girls end up having a talk about their ideal man, with Akari specifically saying that she doesn't have a "type" she likes. Sota, overhearing this, is elated that he has a chance with her, but is distracted by an incoming soccer ball and has to be taken to the nurse's office by his friends. A sequence covering the rest of the year up to winter starts. Natsuki goes on to "practice confess" to Yu multiple times, while Miou and Haruki struggle to overcome their shyness and progress their romantic relationship. One day, while Natsuki and her girl friends have one of their usual discussions on the rooftop, Koyuki comes up to her with tickets for a concert of a band they both like, and asks her if she wants to go with him. While Natsuki happily agrees to the invitation, Miou and Akari are wary; they warn her that his offer may not just be an outing between friends, but rather a date. Natsuki brushes them off. When Natsuki gets dressed and leaves for the concert, she and Yu have a spat. Yu is jealous and doesn't want her to go, while Natsuki, who sees the outing as strictly platonic, is hurt that Yu seemingly doesn't recognize how much she loves him. She goes on to have a nice time at the concert with Koyuki, but the subject comes back to romance after they leave. While Koyuki walks her home, he boldly embraces her and attempts to confess to her. Yu, coming to pick Natsuki up, interrupts the moment and has a verbal spat with Koyuki. After seeing her good friend and crush fight over her, Natsuki begins to cry, which makes the boys back down and leads Yu to take her home the rest of the way. Natsuki later has a flashback sequence showing how she came to love Yu, and resolves to make the confession she is planning for the next day her last "practice" confession. The day of, she cakes her face in makeup, making Miou and Akari fix it up before heading off to school. Koyuki, meanwhile, has a run-in with Sota at lunchtime, and they talk at length about their one-sided crushes. Now knowing that he has no chance with Natsuki, Koyuki pushes Sota to tell his crush his feelings before it's too late, spurring Sota into asking Akari to meet him at 4:00 PM after school - their second major conversation together. There, Sota asks Akari if he isn't "good enough" for her, which she denies confusedly. While she doesn't currently consider him romantically, she does offer to go to a pastry shop together with him, which he accepts. Natsuki makes her last "practice" confession after school, a short and simple admission of feelings. Yu, disappointed, then turns to leave, but Natsuki then pours out her real feelings in a desperate, tearful confession. Yu at first is surprised, but then laughs relieved, finally admitting his mutual crush on her. Accepting her confession, they embrace. Hina, a floor below them, is shown waiting worriedly with a letter in hand, setting up her plot for the next movie. After the credits sequence, a scene of their relationship post-coupling plays. Their relationship more or less stays the same as it always did, but Yu is finally able to say "I love you" to his girlfriend. Cast[]Character Played by Yu Setoguchi Hiroshi Kamiya Natsuki Enomoto Haruka Tomatsu Sota Mochizuki Yūki Kaji Akari Hayasaka Kana Asumi Haruki Serizawa Kenichi Suzumura Miou Aida Aki Toyosaki Koyuki Ayase Tsubasa Yonaga Hina Setoguchi Momo Asakura Kotaro Enomoto Natsuki Hanae Saku Akechi Hikaru Midorikawa Sena Narumi Sora Amamiya Notable Songs Featured[]Themes
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Marketing[]Viewings[]A pre-screening ran at AnimeJapan 2016, held on March 26, 2016 at 3:00 PM as a reservation-only Red Stage event.. During the first few weeks of runtime, live viewings were held. For opening day, a special live screening featuring all of the major seiyuu (Haruka Tomatsu, Hiroshi Kamiya, Yuki Kaji, Kana Asumi, Kenichi Suzumura, Aki Toyosaki, Tsubasa Yonaga, Natsuki Hanae, Momo Asakura, and Sora Amamiya) was held on April 23, 2016 at Makuhari Messe Event Hall in Chiba, Japan. This screening, which would be held twice for a morning and afternoon showing, would include a pre and post movie talk, a stage performance, and a performance of some of the movie's original songs. Another few screenings ran on April 30 and May 8 of the same year, this time with greeting events hosted by Haruka Tomatsu and Aki Toyosaki. A post-run screening was held on June 19, 2016 at Tokyo International Forum Hall A. This event would come with a concert and guest appearances by the movie insert song performers (sana, YuricA, CHiCO) as well as Gom and utaite 96Neko, Uratanuki and Aho no Sakata, and the odorite team Bukki & Etero also made appearances and perform songs. Goods[]During the original movie's release, certain goods were distributed at participating theatres for a limited time every week:
Home Media[]The film was available for home release starting from October 26, 2016. The Limited Edition set of this film came with a soundtrack, the PV for "Nichiyoubi no Himitsu", and a short animation depicting the events of "Kinyoubi no Ohayou". The special live event held for this movie was also included in the bonuses, in addition to a ticket for the second movie's live watch event. Later on, SukiShun's Limited Edition release would bundle this movie with it in a special limited edition offer by Aniplex+. Purchasing either the regular or limited editions would include a different bonus good from participating retailers. TSUTAYA, Animate, and HMV all included a clearfile with a unique illustration, while at other online retailers one could receive things like keychains and posters of the key visuals. Aniplex+'s release included a daily calendar of scenes from the movie. Streaming[]The movie is available for online streaming. Japanese audiences were able to stream the movie on Amazon Prime, but only for rental. Internationally, along with the rest of the major animated features, ZuSuki is available with subtitles on the anime streaming website Crunchyroll. Crunchyroll later took it and its successsor movie off their service in 2021. Alongside SukiShun and Itsu Datte Bokura no Koi wa 10 Centi Datta., this movie was part of a planned official livestream for HoneyWorks. ZuSuki and SukiShun livestreamed for free on Niconico Douga on November 19, 2020. Soundtrack[]The soundtrack included with the Limited Edition BDs is a one-disk album consisting of 27 different songs. The track listing goes as follows:
Other[]Pre-release, the movie received a novelization by the second Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu light novel author, Mari Kousaka, which was released on April 5, 2016. This novelization is published under the Kadokawa Tsubasa Bunko label. A 56-page piano arrangement of the film was released on April 23, 2016, published under Yamaha. The score contains 8 of the film's songs, including the openings and endings and the movie arrangements of "Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu", "Yakimochi no Kotae", "Destiny", "Nichiyoubi no Himitsu", and "Byoumei Koi Wazurai". "Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu" also comes with a piano arrangement of the original version of the song. Trivia[]
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Gallery[] Official logo Official English logo Key Visuals[]First webpage visual Second webpage visual Third webpage visual Posters[]Production Art[]Home Media[]DVD jacket Bluray / DVD jacket cover (Limited Edition) complete limited edition set Store Bonuses[]Aniplex+ (daily calendar) Animate (file) HMV (file) HMV (pencil bag) Tsutaya (file) Sofmap (B3 poster) Common (magnet and photo frame) Gamers (handkerchief) Renders[]Trailers[]映画『ずっと前から好きでした。～告白実行委員会～』特報 Full Trailer I've Always Liked You Trailer Aniplex of America trailer (English subtitles) External Links[]
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