Travis Japan's song "Fly Higher" has been chosen as the opening theme for the second season of the TV anime "Tandoku"! The second PV has been released

■ “Fly Higher” is Travis Japan’s first anime theme song

Travis Japan’s song “Fly Higher” has been chosen as the opening theme for the second season of the anime “Tantoku” currently airing on Nippon Television and other networks, and the second PV featuring the song has been released. This song is Travis Japan’s first anime theme song.

The TV anime “Tandoku” is based on the web comic of the same name by Miyagawa Taiga, which began serialization in 2013 and is currently being serialized on the manga app “GANMA!” operated by Comic Smart.

A group of boys and girls are suddenly caught up in a harsh survival game called “Tada Ketsu” where “the majority is lost.” The song “Fly Higher” evokes dreams and hopes for the future, and the image of the boys and girls moving forward while overcoming the difficulties that stand in their way overlaps with the song.

The second PV, which was also released, features new characters set to the song “Fly Higher.” Anticipation is building for how the intricately intertwined story will unfold.

In addition, the character design of Kai Kasai, who is Kawashima Noeru’s first attempt at voice acting, was also released. Kai Kasai is a high school senior trying everything to find a way to improve his life. He is one of the strong enemies that the main characters face, with his striking orange hairband.

Program Information

Nippon Television“Majority Deficiency”
Every Tuesday from 25:59
BS Nippon Television Every Wednesday from 24:00
RAB Aomori Broadcasting Every Wednesday from 25:24
AT-X Every Thursday from 22:30 *Repeat broadcast every Monday from 10:30 / Every Wednesday from 16:30
Original work: Taiga Miyagawa “Majority Deficit”
(C) Taiga Miyagawa/COMICSMART INC./Many missing Production Committee

“Majority Deficiency” work site
https://www.vap.co.jp/tasuketsu_anime

Travis Japan OFFICIAL SITE
https://www.universal-music.co.jp/travisjapan/