Space Mercenary Anime Posts Uncredited Opening and Ending Clips

The anime adaptation of Reborn as a Space Mercenary has released creditless versions of its theme songs. The opening sequence uses Flow’s track “Unstoppable,” while the ending features Asterism’s “My Way.”
The series follows Takahiro Satou, who wakes up in a sci-fi game world to command a powerful starship as the mercenary Hiro. He travels the stars seeking allies and aims to purchase a home planet, all while missing carbonated beverages.
A-CAT handles production under director Norihiko Nagahama. Crunchyroll streams the show as part of its fall 2026 simulcast lineup.
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Original headline at Crunchyroll News: “Reborn as a Space Mercenary Anime Shares Creditless Opening & Ending Animation Videos”
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- A-CAT
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- Norihiko Nagahama
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- Crunchyroll
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- Fall 2026
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