Fans of the popular anime series Date a Live have a new treat to look forward to as the creditless version of the Date a Live V opening sequence is now available to watch. Making its way to the official Kadokawa Anime YouTube channel, viewers can enjoy the vibrant and intense opening without any credits obstructing the animation, providing a clean view of the visuals and an uninterrupted listening experience. The video showcases the opening theme titled Paradoxes, beautifully sung by Miyu Tomita, setting an exhilarating tone for the episodes to follow.
In addition to the opening, the ending theme for the series, titled Hitohira and performed by sweet ARMS, was also released previously, offering fans a complete experience of the show’s musical offerings. Both songs add to the emotional and dramatic atmosphere of the series, enhancing the viewing experience.
Date a Live V made its premiere on April 10, 2024, and has since released 3 episodes. The series continues to be directed by Jun Nakagawa at studio GEEKTOYS, maintaining consistency with the staff who worked on the fourth season in 2022. The series has seen various directors across its seasons, with Keitaro Motonaga directing the first season at AIC+ in 2013, the second season at Production IMS in 2014, and the fourth season at J.C. Staff in 2019. Fans can catch up with season 5 through streaming platforms Muse Asia and Crunchyroll, where the latest episodes are available.
The plot of the current season, as described by Muse Asia, delves into the complex relationship between humans and Spirits. Spirits, appearing as human girls, possess the power to cause “spatial quakes” upon emerging from another dimension, making them mankind’s nemeses. The protagonist, Shido Itsuka, has a unique ability to seal the powers of a Spirit through love, transforming potential disasters into peaceful resolutions. However, the season promises a significant upheaval as Shido faces new threats from DEM Industry, a corporation targeting the Spirits’ powers, and the emergence of a mysterious girl from his past. This sets the stage for an epic battle interwoven with various agendas.
The anime is based on the Date a Live light novel series by Koshi Tachibana, illustrated by Tsunako, and serialized by Fujimi Shobo from 2011 to 2020. With a total of 22 volumes, the series has enjoyed widespread popularity, and Yen Press has taken up publication of the light novel series in English, making it accessible to a broader audience.
The release of the creditless opening and ending themes, alongside the ongoing broadcast of Date a Live V, ensures fans are kept engaged with fresh content and developments in this beloved series.
Source: Official KADOKAWA YouTube
© Koshi Tachibana, Tsunako / KADOKAWA / Date A Live V Production Committee
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