Free Fire Daybreak Anime Unveils First Trailer

Free Fire Daybreak Anime Unveils First Trailer

Free Fire Daybreak, the anime adaptation of Garena’s battle royale game Free Fire, has unveiled its first trailer. The anime also disclosed a key visual and a Spring 2027 release date earlier this week.

Co-produced through a joint investment by Garena and KADOKAWA, the series will be available to air and stream worldwide, including in Japan. The newly released key visual showcases protagonist Kelly alongside Hayato and Moco. The anime was first announced in May 2024, while the initial teaser was released in July 2025.

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The official synopsis:

In the near-future city of New Dawn, ruled by the powerful Horizon Corporation, 16-year-old Kelly finds herself entangled in the experimental “Project Bloom” and awakens “Limit Break”, an extraordinary ability that can unlock anything that has been sealed away.

As memories of her past start to resurface, Kelly teams up with newfound allies to uncover the conspiracy involving Horizon Corporation and confront the forces that threaten the future of New Dawn.

What fate lies ahead?

Coming in Spring 2027, Free Fire Daybreak, an all-new superpowered battle-action anime where the battle for truth, friendship, and the future of New Dawn begins.

You can watch the new trailer below.

(Garena) Free Fire Daybreak – First Anime Trailer | Spring 2027 Release Date

The anime is being produced by studio CANDYBOX, with Ken Takahashi directing, Hotaru Asafuji in charge of series composition and screenplay, and Kouji Fujimoto (Sus4 Inc.) composing the music.

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Originally launched in 2017, Free Fire is one of the most successful mobile battle royale games in the world. According to Garena, it has held the title of the most downloaded mobile game in its genre for seven consecutive years and has ranked among the most downloaded mobile games worldwide multiple times since 2019.

Source: Press Release
©Garena, KADOKAWA HOLDINGS ASIA / Free Fire Anime Project.

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