Anime Debut in October: Theme Songs Revealed for Second Part of Watari-kun's Struggle

Anticipated Return of Watari-kun’s **** Is About to Collapse** Anime

The *Watari-kun’s ** Is About to Collapse* anime continues to excite fans with each new update. Following its debut earlier this year, the series has captured hearts with its blend of humor and drama.

New Promotional Video Released

The promotion team behind *Watari-kun’s ** Is About to Collapse* released a new video last week. This exciting promotional video not only gives viewers a sneak peek into the upcoming episodes but also unveils the theme songs for the second quarter of the season, set to premiere on October 3.

Theme Songs Unveiled

The talented band shallm has taken charge of the opening theme song, titled “Futari-bun” (For Two). Simultaneously, Yoshita is ready to fill the airwaves with her enchanting song “Shippai Shinai Menhera no Sodate-kata” (How to Successfully Raise a Mentally Unstable Person) serving as the ending track for this part.

The Anime’s Journey So Far

Watari-kun’s **** Is About to Collapse** first aired on Tokyo MX on July 4. The anime has since been streaming live on Crunchyroll, catering to an international audience with both the original and English-dubbed versions.

Creative Team and Behind-the-Scenes

Naoto Takesita heads the directing team at Staple Entertainment. Assistant director Fumihira Inoue and scriptwriter Kurayashi Ogawa bring their expertise to add layers of depth and excitement to the storytelling. Character designs and animation direction are handled by an impressive lineup, including Kawakami Yusuke and Maeda Yoshizumi, each known for their distinctive styles and artistic contributions.

The Story of Watari-kun’s **** Is About to Collapse**

The manga, from which the anime adapts, is a compelling narrative about Naoto Watari, a young man whose life becomes a series of unexpected twists and upheavals after his sibling Satsuki begins attending the same school he does. The manga was originally serialized in Young Magazine and later moved to Monthly Young Magazine, finally completing its run in September of last year.