Tsurune’s Second Season TV Anime Enlists Luck Life and Tei for OP/ED Theme Songs
Arrows fly again this January in the second season of Kyoto Animation’s sports anime Tsurune, dubbed Tsurune: The Linking Shot. Ahead of the broadcast, the first two episodes will be shown at a special event on December 25, a great Christmas gift for fans of the series, which also announced today that Luck Life will be performing the opening theme “℃” while Tei will be performing “Hitominaka.”
2023年1月の放送に先駆け、TVアニメ『ツルネ －つながりの一射－』先行上映会の開催が決定‼️
第1話・第2話を最速上映！
気になる湊、愁、二階堂にまつわる「#ツルネ」2期のお話をスペシャルキャストでお届けします！
※チケットの販売方法、会場ほか詳細は後日公開予定。https://t.co/kFBjK6zsA9 pic.twitter.com/KAcSiJppCC— 『ツルネ』公式????TVアニメ2期 2023年1月放送開始！ (@tsurune_anime) October 21, 2022
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Takuya Yamamura, who directed the first season of Tsurune and the film, returns for the second at Kyoto Animation, alongside the returning two main cast members of Yuto Uemura as Minato Narumiya and Kensho Ono as Shu Fujiwara and the addition of Jun Fukuyama to the series as Eisuke Nikaido, who will all be at at the event on December 25.
Crunchyroll streamed the first season of Tsurune as it aired in Japan from October 22, 2018, to January 21, 2019, who describes the series as such:
When Narumiya Minato joins Prefectural Kazemai High School, he is quickly invited to join the archery club by the club’s advisor, Tommy-sensei. His childhood friends Takehaya Seiya and Yamanouchi Ryohei swiftly agree to join, but Minato is hesitant at first. Because Minato is the rare student with experience in archery, Tommy-sensei orders him to give a demonstration, which Minato does… except his arrow doesn’t hit the target. It is revealed that Minato has developed a terrible dysfunction regarding archery.
Source: Comic Natalie
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Daryl Harding is a Senior Japan Correspondent for Crunchyroll News. He also runs a YouTube channel about Japan stuff called TheDoctorDazza, tweets at @DoctorDazza, and posts photos of his travels on Instagram.
