Psyren Anime Reveals Ending Song by Who-ya Extended

The upcoming Psyren television anime has announced that the ending theme will be performed by Who-ya Extended. The track, titled "ICARUS," accompanies the series which is scheduled to premiere on October 5 at 11:00 p.m. on Tokyo MX and BS11, with a subsequent broadcast on Sun TV. Crunchyroll holds global streaming rights outside of Japan and China.
A world premiere screening for the second episode will take place on October 3 at the Global Stage Hollywood Film Festival in California. Manga creator Iwashiro will attend this event, where the first episode will also have its West Coast premiere. Satelight is producing the adaptation under director Katsumi Ono.
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- Release date
- October 5
- Studio
- Satelight
- Director
- Katsumi Ono
- Streaming
- Crunchyroll
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- #Crunchyroll
- #Music
- #Psyren
- #Satelight
- #TOKYO MX
- #Who-ya Extended
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