FX Fighter Kurumi-chan Anime Streams Live-Action Opening Music Video

Kadokawa’s official YouTube channel is streaming the live-action music video for the opening theme "FX Fighter Kurumi-chan." The track, performed by Aina Suzuki as character Kurumi Fukuga, features comedians Yoichi Okano and Suzuki Mogura in a surreal sci-fi narrative involving aliens and space chases. The song has been available on digital services since October 2.
The TV anime adaptation of Demunyan and Daisuki Tansan’s manga premiered in Japan on October 1, 2026. Directed by Yuki Ogawa at studio Passione, the series follows university student Kurumi as she enters foreign exchange trading to recover her late mother's lost funds.
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Key facts
- Release date
- October 1, 2026
- Studio
- Passione
- Director
- Yuki Ogawa
- Music
- Takuro Iga
- Theme Song Performer
- Aina Suzuki
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