The Vermilion Mask Anime Releases Creditless Theme Songs

The anime adaptation of The Vermilion Mask has unveiled creditless versions of its opening and ending theme videos. These new visuals were released shortly after the series premiered on October 10, offering viewers a cleaner look at the animation sequences without text overlays. The opening track is titled Firestarter by the band MAN WITH A MISSION, while the ending song Koe is performed by yutori. Both artists provided brief commentary regarding their contributions to the project. The series continues its broadcast schedule as part of a two-part structure planned for Fall 2026. Animation duties are handled by One Double-O studio under director Tetsuaki Watanabe. Crunchyroll holds the streaming rights for this adaptation.
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Original headline at Anime Corner: “The Vermilion Mask Releases Creditless Opening and Ending Videos Following Premiere”
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- Release date
- October 10
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- One Double-O
- Streaming platform
- Crunchyroll
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