To mark the theatrical opening of Rakuen Tsuiho: Shin no Resonance (楽園追放 心のレゾナンス), 226 life-size standee POPs of the film’s protagonist Gabriel have been installed at Nakaikebukuro Park in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. The display, dubbed the “Nakaikebukuro Park 226 Standee Jack,” runs from November 13 to 19.

Why 226?

The number directly reflects the film’s theatrical reach. While the original 2014 film Expelled from Paradise (楽園追放 -Expelled from Paradise-) screened at just 13 venues across Japan, the new sequel opens at 226 — a dramatic expansion that the promotional team chose to celebrate with one standee for every screen.

What’s on Display

Alongside the 226 Gabriel standees lined up across the park, visitors can also see:

• Large-format banner advertisements
• Support illustrations contributed by various creators
• Scene cuts from the film
• A newly drawn support illustration by mechanic designer Kanetake Ebikawa, featuring the two-seat Arhan unit

About the Film

Rakuen Tsuiho: Shin no Resonance is a direct sequel to Expelled from Paradise, set in a future where humanity lives in a digital world. Gabriel and her companions must uncover the truth behind a threat known as the “Fallen.” Director Seiji Mizushima and screenwriter Gen Urobuchi return alongside the core staff from the original film.