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[55] Television broadcast[edit] The Japanese
television broadcast of
Your Name was premiered on November 4, 2017, through satellite television broadcaster Wowow. In addition, a special program dedicated to Makoto Shinkai as well as his previous works were also broadcast on the same channel. [56] It also
received a Japanese terrestrial television premiere on January 3, 2018, via TV Asahi and the initial broadcast received a 17. 4% audience rating. [57] Your Name has made its first premiere on Philippine television through free-to-air broadcaster ABS-CBN as well as its HD television service on February 18, 2018, but in edited form due to being cut for commercials with a short runtime of 75 minutes. [58] According to Kantar Media statistics, the first free-to-air broadcast of the film received an audience rating of 9. 2% while the AGB Nielsen NUTAM statistics, it received a 3. 1% audience rating. [59][60] On April 9, 2020, as part of its Holy
Week presentation, the film was aired again with minor cuts for content and longer runtime of 102 minutes (excluding commercials in its 2-hour timeslot) and it immediately became a trending topic through social media platforms whereas Makoto Shinkai himself thanked the viewers of the ABS-CBN broadcast of the film. [61] Reception[edit] Box office[edit] Your Name became a huge commercial success, especially in Japan,[62] where it grossed ¥25. 17 billion.
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Flyseyes
reveals that he was a philosopher in Athens during a time when philosophy was outlawed by Christians; when faced with death, he betrayed his fellow philosophers, only to be killed anyway and end up in Hell for his treachery. Having learned to like sin, he thanks Isaac for his revival, which appears to deeply disturb the forgemaster. 197"Worse Things Than Betrayal"Sam DeatsWarren EllisMarch 5, 2020 (2020-03-05) Alucard takes Sumi and Taka to the Belmont Hold, stating that they must start small. Returning to the monastery in Lindenfeld, Saint Germain discovers a book which shows how to bring back the
dead from Hell. Trevor fights with some of the monks, capturing one, and bringing him back to meet the Judge and Sypha. Germain heads towards the monastery basement, where he finds the still-living Visitor impaled to the walls.
