Oshi no Ko season 2 reveals ending theme song with main trailer ahead of premiere

Modified Jun 30, 2024 14:16 GMT

Oshi no Ko season 2 reveals ending theme song with main trailer ahead of premiere — Kana Arima as seen in Oshi no Ko season 2 (Image via Doga Kobo)

On Sunday, June 30, 2024, the official website of Oshi no Ko anime unveiled a new promotional video previewing the ending theme song for Oshi no Ko season 2 anime. In addition, the PV also unveiled details surrounding the opening theme song performers.

Following Oshi no Ko anime's first season, which was released in Spring 2023, the anime is set to return with its second season in the Summer 2024 anime season. Oshi no Ko season 2 anime is set to premiere on Wednesday, July 3, 2024. The anime will adapt the 2.5D Stage Play Arc.

Disclaimer: This article may contain spoilers from the Oshi no Ko anime.

Oshi no Ko season 2 unveils new PV previewing the ending theme song

On Sunday, June 30, 2024, the official website of Oshi no Ko anime released a new promotional video for its upcoming season 2 anime. The promotional video previewed the anime's ending theme song, "Burning" by Hitsujibungaku.

In addition to previewing the ending theme song, the promotional video also unveiled the artists for the opening theme song "Fatal." Previously, it was announced that a musical unit called GEMN would be performing it. However, its members remained a mystery until the new PV was released.

Akane Kurokawa as seen in Oshi no Ko season 2 PV (Image via Doga Kobo)

According to the new Oshi no Ko season 2 PV, the musical unit GEMN consists of Kento Nakajima and Tatsuya Kitani. Kento Nakajima was a former Sexy Zone and Timeless member, and Tatsuya Kitani is famous for performing opening theme songs for Go, Go, Loser Ranger!, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, and Jujutsu Kaisen.

The promotional video seemed to focus on the insecurities carried by the cast and staff members of the Tokyo Blade Stage Play.

Kana Arima as seen in Oshi no Ko season 2 PV (Image via Doga Kobo)

Akane Kurokawa and Kana Arima have been rivals since childhood, and Kana often defeats her in every audition. So, Akane knew that Kana had slowly become an actress who would conveniently move to the sidelines to support others. However, during the stage play's practice, she noticed that Kana was able to challenge her time in the limelight again.

The PV also saw Melt Narushima seemingly speaking to Kana Arima, apologizing for his poor acting in the past. With that, the anime might have hinted at him working hard to become a better actor.

Abiko Samejima as seen in Oshi no Ko season 2 PV (Image via Doga Kobo)

The PV also saw Abiko Samejima, the manga creator of Tokyo Blade, meeting the stage play's cast members. However, given her shyness, she immediately hid behind her friend and former mentor, Yoriko Kichijouji. With that, the anime unveiled how unsocial she was with new people.

Following that, the promotional video also showed Goa, the screenwriter for the Stage Play. His work is seemingly set to be questioned by Tokyo Blade's original creator, Abiko Samejima, forcing him to question his hard work. Right after, the anime revealed that Yoriko Kichijouji was envious of Abiko Samejima due to her talent as a genius manga creator.

Yoriko Kichijouji as seen in Oshi no Ko anime (Image via Doga Kobo)

Lastly, the Oshi no Ko season 2 promotional video saw Ruby Hoshino asking her adoptive mother Miyako Saitou to find more work for her so that she could complain about her workload to her peers. Seemingly, Ruby Hoshino has had less work as an idol for some time, making her feel listless in front of her peers.

In addition to that, the promotional video also gave fans glimpses of Aqua Hoshino, Kana Arima, Taiki Himekawa, Mem-Cho, and Raida Sumiaki.