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Super Psychic Policeman Chojo Anime Reveals Ending Song Video

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The staff for the Super Psychic Policeman Chojo anime released a new promotional video on Thursday, previewing the series' ending theme. The track, titled "Mata Ashita" (See You Tomorrow), is performed by Shifuku Poncho and accompanies the October 6 premiere of the television adaptation.

Directed by Junichi Yamamoto at Arvo Animation, the series features voice work from Yūsuke Kobayashi as Meguru Chojo and Toshiya Miyata as Hajime Keinain. M!LK performs the opening theme song "That's! Chojo." The anime adapts Shun Numa's manga, which concluded serialization in June 2025.

Crunchyroll News reported on October 1 that the anime unveiled a new trailer featuring the ending theme. AniTrendz also reported on October 1 that the series highlights this ending theme in its latest trailer. Earlier, Anime News Network noted on September 30 that Crunchyroll added Chojo to its October lineup alongside other titles.

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Release date
October 6
Studio
Arvo Animation
Director
Junichi Yamamoto
Opening Theme
"That's! Chojo" by M!LK
Ending Theme
"Mata Ashita" by Shifuku Poncho
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