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Flower and Asura Unveils Creditless Opening and Ending Sequences

By AnimeWeebJanuary 9, 20254 Mins Read
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The anime adaptation of Flower and Asura, has premiered, and to celebrate, the studio has released the creditless versions of the opening and ending sequences. These videos allow fans to fully enjoy the animation and music without the distraction of credits.

Creditless Opening and Ending Now Available

On January 7, 2025, the anime Flower and Asura made its debut. In conjunction with the premiere, the official YouTube channel for the series released creditless versions of both the opening and ending animations. This move is a welcome treat for fans who appreciate the artistry of anime sequences.

The opening theme, titled “Jibun Kakumei” (Self Revolution), is performed by the popular band SHISHAMO. The high-energy track perfectly complements the vibrant animation of the opening sequence. The ending theme, “Roro” (Resonant), is a more laid-back song performed by Sato. This track offers a calming contrast to the opening, providing a serene close to each episode.

About Flower and Asura

Flower and Asura is a slice-of-life anime based on the manga written by Ayano Takeda and illustrated by Musshu. The story follows Hana Haruyama, a high school girl living on the small island of Tonakijima, which has a population of 600. Hana is a lover of literature and is known for her captivating recitals for the local children.

Her life takes a turn when Mizuki Usurai, the president of the school’s broadcasting club, recognizes Hana’s talent for drawing people in with her voice. Mizuki invites Hana to join the broadcasting club, marking the beginning of Hana’s journey to discovering the depth of her love for reading and new experiences with the club members.

The series is produced by Studio Bind, known for their work on Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation. Ayumu Uwano serves as the director, while Kazuyuki Fudeyasu is in charge of the series composition. Ko Aine is responsible for the character designs, and the music is composed by Masaru Yokoyama.

Music and Artists

The choice of SHISHAMO and Sato. for the opening and ending themes, respectively, adds to the anime’s appeal. Both artists are making their anime debut with this project. SHISHAMO’s “Jibun Kakumei” is an upbeat rock anthem, reflecting the energy of the series, while Sato.’s “Roro” provides a gentle and reflective tone, which suits the anime’s slice-of-life nature. The opening song is available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.

Opening Theme

  • Title: Jibun Kakumei (自分革命) – My Own Revolution
  • Artist: SHISHAMO

Ending Theme

  • Title: Rōrō (朗朗) – Resonant
  • Artist: Satō

The Cast

The anime boasts a talented cast, adding depth to the characters and the storytelling:

  • Minori Fujidera voices Hana Haruyama, the protagonist.
  • Miyuri Shimabukuro voices Mizuki Usurai, the president of the broadcasting club.
  • Fuka Izumi voices An Natsue.
  • Shoya Chiba voices Shudai Toga.
  • Seiichiro Yamashita voices Matsuyuki Akiyama.
  • Kiyono Yasuno voices Ryoko Totonoi.
  • Taito Ban voices Setaro Hakoyama.
  • Koji Yusa voices Hiromi Kichijoji.
  • Yoko Hikasa voices Shura Saionji.

Production Details

The anime adaptation is handled by a team of experienced professionals:

  • Director: Ayumu Uwano
  • Series Composition: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
  • Character Design: Ko Aine
  • Music: Masaru Yokoyama
  • Animation Studio: Studio Bind

How to Watch

Flower and Asura is available for streaming on HIDIVE in North America, Australia, and the British Isles. The series began airing on Japanese television on January 7, 2025, at 25:29 (effectively January 8 at 1:29 AM). This premiere has been highly anticipated since its announcement in June 2024, and was further highlighted by a trailer released in September 2024 which confirmed the January 2025 release date. The series airs every Sunday.

Early Fan Response

The release of the creditless opening and ending videos has been met with enthusiasm from fans. The clean animation and catchy tunes have heightened the excitement for the series. Many are enjoying the beautiful visuals and the songs’ ability to capture the atmosphere of the anime. This positive response indicates the anime has started on a strong note.

With the release of the creditless opening and ending, Flower and Asura has demonstrated its commitment to providing a visually stunning and audibly engaging experience for viewers. The series is shaping up to be one of the notable anime of the Winter 2025 season, with its compelling story, talented cast, and impressive production team. Fans are eagerly watching as Hana’s story unfolds.

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Yo, I’m AnimeWeeb—just a mid-30s guy living that anime grind. If it’s got epic fights, wild plot twists, or an opening theme that makes you scream-sing along, I’m all in.This blog? It’s where I spill all the anime tea—latest news, season drops, and why your fave show might not be as good as you think (no hard feelings, though). From trending series to underrated gems, it’s all about keeping it real and vibing with the anime fam.So grab your snacks, queue up your watchlist, and let’s geek out—because anime isn’t just a phase, it’s a forever mood.

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