Who-ya Extended Releases PSYREN Ending Theme Music Video

The musical unit Who-ya Extended has released the music video for "ICARUS," which serves as the ending theme for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of PSYREN. The creditless version of the video is now streaming on the group's official YouTube channel.
The CD single containing the track is scheduled for release on November 18, 2026. Who-ya Extended previously contributed songs to series such as PSYCHO-PASS and JUJUTSU KAISEN. The anime premiered in Japan on October 5, 2026, and is produced by SATELIGHT under director Katsumi Ono.
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Original headline at Crunchyroll News: “Who-ya Extended Shares PSYREN Anime Ending Song Music Video”
Key facts
- Release date
- November 18, 2026
- Anime premiere
- October 5, 2026
- Studio
- SATELIGHT
- Director
- Katsumi Ono
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