All Bets Are Off in HIGH CARD TV Anime’s Creditless Ending Theme Video
Every roadtrip with the squad needs a theme tune, so this season’s HIGH CARD picked out an aptly titled one for its dapper ensemble to jam along to in the original anime’s ending theme sequence, which you can check out in the official creditless video below.
Ending Theme Video
“Squad!” by Meychan
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The anime’s main staff and cast include:
- Original Creator: Homura Kawamoto (Kakegurui)
- Original Character Design: Ebimo
- Director: Junichi Wada (SAKUGAN)
- Series Composition: Naoki Kuroyanagi
- Character Design: Nozomi Kawano (RADIANT Season 2)
- Music: Ryou Takahashi (SK8 the Infinity)
- Animation Production: Studio Hibari (Clean Freak! Aoyama kun)
- Finn Oldman voiced by Gen Satou (Kou Yamori in Call of the Night)
- Chris Redgrave voiced by Toshiki Masuda (Eijirou Kirishima in My Hero Academia)
- Leo Constantine Pinochle voiced by Shun Horie (Kazuya Kinoshita in Rent-a-Girlfriend)
- Wendy Satou voiced by Haruka Shiraishi (Kousetsu in Shinobi no Ittoki)
- Vijay Kumar Singh voiced by Yuuichirou Umehara (Courier in Akudama Drive)
HIGH CARD‘s story is described as such:
After learning that his orphanage is about to close due to financial problems, Finn Oldman heads to a casino to win a fortune. Once there, Finn gets caught up in an intense chase and gunfight set off by a man’s “lucky card.” Finn eventually learns that the world order is controlled by whoever holds a deck of 52 X-Playing Cards, which can grant superhuman abilities.
A secret group of players called the High Card was commissioned directly by the King of Fourland to collect these cards, which are scattered throughout the kingdom. They also work under the guise of employees at the luxury car manufacturer Pinochle. Now chosen as the fifth member of the party, Finn is about to embark with the rest of the group on a dangerous mission in search of these powerful cards…
Source: KADOKAWAanime on YouTube
Der shy man behind @Shymander, Liam is a timezone-fluid Aussie with a distinct fondness for anime, Eurovision and creating odd stats projects despite hating math.
