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Valvrave the Liberator, an anime that broadcast earlier this year during the MBS program slot “Anime-ism,” has received a lot of support from its fans for its unstopping developments and human drama. It also gathered attention as a large-scale work with a magnificent staff, cast, and music artists. The second season will start airing this October. Where does the fate of Haruto and the others lead? The curtains will open once more on this story, which left a lot of unanswered questions after the first season.
Early before the start of the season, the artists for the opening and ending themes were announced. For the opening theme, two artists who radiate an overwhelming presence, Nana Mizuki and T.M.Revolution, join forces once again. Their collaboration in the opening theme for the first season, “Preserved Roses,” stirred up quite the attention, and the song also became a big hit. Now, a collaboration between these two artists that reaches above the walls between labels will be realized for the second time.
The artist for the third ending theme was also made public. This song will be performed by Elisa, who performed the first season ending song “Soba ni Iru yo”. The titles of the new songs have not been announced yet, but since all three artists possess both popularity and ability, fans can expect music that suits the show. With the announcement of the artists, their comments were also released, and their words reflect the enthusiasm they poured into these songs.
Nana Mizuki:
>I’m very happy to have this opportunity again to collaborate with T.M.Revolution on this theme song! This time, “Nana Mizuki × T.M.Revolution” will be in the form of Nishikawa joining team Mizuki. It will be super hot with a rock sound, so please look forward to it! We will work hard so that you will like it as much as “Preserved Roses”!
T.M. Revolution (Takanori Nishikawa):
>I’m honored to have been chosen to perform the opening theme following “Preserved Roses.” With this new song, I want to raise a revolution with Mizuki and enliven the second season of Valvrave the Liberator. Where will the story go? As a fan of the anime, I’m eager to find out.
Elisa:
>I’m extremely honored to perform an ending song for Valvrave the Liberator for the second time. I sang my new song, “Realism,” wholeheartedly with all my might, overlapping the anime and my own feelings. I’d be happy if you connect with it. Please wait and see.
Valvrave the Liberator Official Site
Official Twitter Account:
@ valvrave (Japanese)
Source: AnimeAnime
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