Trailer video, key visual, and scene photos released for the drama “Gedo no Uta” starring Yosuke Kubozuka and Kazuya Kamenashi

■In the trailer, the sound source of the theme song Creep Hype “Namareba” is also released!

DMM TV’s original drama “Gedo no Uta”, starring Yosuke Kubozuka and Kazuya Kamenashi, will be exclusively distributed from December 6th. The trailer video, key visual, and scene photos have been released.

Kamo (Yosuke Kubozuka) and Tora (Kazunari Kamenashi) usually run a small used bookstore. In the released trailer, a duck saying, “I won’t forgive you scumbags,” is seen burning a steel pipe in an abandoned factory, and a tiger saying “I live to kill scumbags like this!” is seen on the street. The two are shown one after another as avengers, defeating and defeating evildoers who have escaped justice on behalf of the victims’ families. Pay attention to the addictive nature of the two avengers, such as Kubozuka, who plays the role of Kamo, whose calm and collected nature conversely evokes fear, and Kamenashi, who plays the role of Tora, who cares for the victims and hates the bad guys, with his glaring eyes.

We also see Nanako Kaisei (Sara Minami) visiting the Kamome used bookstore to avenge her parents and cousin’s regrets, saying, “I want the culprit killed.” You can also see the figure of a man in a black raincoat standing eerily in front of the house of Nanako, a survivor of the family murder case that was a hot topic in the original work, but this is “Sonoda”, a man familiar to fans of the original work, and is the character of the work. It is a cut that stands out in its darkness. Let’s look forward to finding out who plays “Sonoda”, an important character in this work.

The key visual that was also released features Kamo, Tora, and Nanako. In the scene photos, the “secret side” of Kamo and Tora as avengers, and the “front side” of Kamo, Tora, and Nanako sitting around the dining table, have been revealed all at once.

Why did the duck and the tiger become avengers? What is the sad past that these two carry? Expectations are high for this work, which is full of the charm of the original work and features a “warning for extreme depictions” expressions and a strong drama.

Furthermore, the trailer also reveals the sound source of Creep Hype’s “Namareba”, which serves as the theme song. Regarding the new music newly drawn for this work, Ozaki Sekai, who is a big fan of the original work, intentionally does not give meaning to the lyrics and puts emphasis on the “sound”, which is different from previous Creep Hype songs. It’s a completely different song.