>>281540274
Box Office Mojo is crystal clear, dickhead. By the Weekend of Nov 14-15, 2020 just Day 31 after Mugen Train released, it was already at $223.1M, which at that time (with the 2020 exchange rate) = ~¥29.5–30B. So unless you think the yen was trading at ¥134 = $1 in 2020 (it wasn't, it was ~¥106-108), then yes, Mugen Train crossed the ¥30B threshold long before Day 59. The "59 days to ¥30B" milestone reported by Eiga and others was a press release, not a real-time revenue marker. It was announced after the fact, standard for box office marketing cycles. You're quoting a late PR release as if it timestamps the actual event. The data says otherwise.

Meanwhile, Infinity Castle, even with Obon and holiday inflation, is only at ¥25.8B ($177M) by Day 31. So no, it's not "ahead" of Mugen Train. Not in USD value with a collapsed yen, which makes even ¥25.8B look worse globally. Try again.