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#Dropkick on My Devil! X Anime Brings halca Back for Opening Theme

“Dropkick on My Devil! X Anime Brings halca Back for Opening Theme”

Dropkick on My Devil! X

 

The third season of the Dropkick on My Devil! anime—titled Dropkick on My Devil! X—is set to premiere this July, and it officially has a theme song performer. Singer halca announced that she’s on the opening theme, urging fans to look forward to the debut of “Are Kore Drastic feat. Aina Suzuki” when the show hits the airwaves.

 

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halca previously performed the opening of Dropkick on My Devil! Dash, “Toki Toshite Violence,” and Aina Suzuki is in the lead as the voice of Jashin-chan.

 

 

Four cities around Japan have helped contribute to the production of Dropkick on My Devil! X by acquiring donations through the ‘Hometown Tax’ system, where people from all around Japan donate through the system to specific towns to help on various projects and in return, may get an item back. The second season of Dropkick on My Devil! was helped through this same system by the city of Chitose in Hokkaido, which raised 184 million yen (US$1.77 million).

 

Dropkick on My Devil! premiered in 2018, with its second season, Dropkick on My Devil!! Dash, airing in spring 2020 and streaming on Crunchyroll. The popular series features a variety of demons, angels, and otherworldly creatures, led by human witch Yurine and the tsundere hell-serpent she summoned. Crunchyroll describes the series as such:

 

Jashin-chan looks back on the day Hanazono Yurine summoned her. So long as Yurine lives, Jashin-chan can’t return to Hell. So Jashin-chan writes Yurine’s name in her “Death NOT” and swears that she’s finally going to land that dropkick on Yurine. Meanwhile, a former subordinate of Pekola and Poporon, Pino, shows up. Pekola is overjoyed believing God has finally sent someone to bring her home; however, in Pino’s hand is a weapon… 

 

Source: halca on Twitter

 

 

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine and the Editor-in-Chief of Sci Fi Magazine. You can read his comics at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox.

 

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