MASHLE: MAGIC AND MUSCLES Anime Creditless Opening Video is a Real Knock Out

 

Taiiku Okazaki doesn’t waste any time kicking up the energy in “Knock Out,” the opening theme song for the MASHLE: MAGIC AND MUSCLES anime. If you need an excuse to listen to it again and check out the animation that goes along with it, the official Twitter account went ahead and shared the creditless version of the anime’s OP movie.

 

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Get ready to get swole!

 

 

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— マッシュル-MASHLE-公式 (@mashle_official) April 14, 2023

 

You can grab the single via streaming and download here. 

 

The original MASHLE: MAGIC AND MUSCLES manga is serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump manga magazine, and an English language version is also available from VIZ Media. The MASHLE: MAGIC AND MUSCLES TV anime is directed by Tomonari Tanaka and features animation production by A-1 Pictures. Crunchyroll describes the series as follows:

 

This is a world of magic.

 

This is a world in which magic is casually used by everyone.

 

In a deep, dark forest in this world of magic, there is a boy who is singlemindedly working out.

 

His name is Mash Burnedead, and he has a secret. He can’t use magic.

 

All he wanted was to live a quiet life with his family, but people suddenly start trying to kill him one day and he somehow finds himself enrolled in Magic School. There, he sets his sights on becoming a “Divine Visionary,” the elite of the elite.

 

Will his ripped muscles work against the best and brightest of the wizarding world?

 

The curtain rises on this off-kilter magical fantasy in which the power of being jacked crushes any spell!

 

Source: Official Twitter

 

 

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine. You can read his comics at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox.