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Konomi Suzuki, Aoi Yūki Perform Theme Songs for 'So I'm a Spider, So What?' Anime's 2nd Half
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The official website for the television Aoi Yūki will perform the second ending theme song.
The singles for both theme songs will launch on May 7.
The anime premiered on January 8 on slated to premiere last year, but the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) greatly affected the anime's production schedule.
Crunchyroll describes the anime:
I, the protagonist, was just an ordinary high school girl, but suddenly I was reincarnated as a spider monster in a fantasy world. Not only that, but I awakened in a dungeon filled with vicious monsters. Armed with only my human knowledge and my overwhelming positivity, I'm forced to use spiderwebs and traps to defeat far stronger monsters just to stay alive... So begins the labyrinth survival story of a girl with incredible mental strength living as one of the lowest-ranked beasts!
Aoi Yūki stars in the anime as the unnamed protagonist. Other cast include:
- Shun Horie as Shun
- Nao Tōyama as Katia
- Kaito Ishikawa as Hugo
- Yui Ogura as Sue
- Fei
- Kaya Okuno as Filimøs
- Aimi Tanaka as Yuri
- Junya Enoki as Julius
Shūji Katayama is composing the music.
Riko Azuni performs the first opening theme song "keep weaving your spider way." Yūki performs the ending theme song "Gambare! Kumoko-san."
The novels take place in a world where the hero and the demon king are locked in a continuous dispute. Their grand magic crosses into another world, and ends up exploding in a classroom, killing the students inside. The students are then reincarnated into a fantasy world. The protagonist, who has the lowest position in the class, is reincarnated as a one-meter-long monster spider. But she accepts this fate and adapts to her new life and situation quickly. The story follows the protagonist as she survives in this new world.
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releasing the novels and the manga in English.
Thanks to Mami Kawada Lover for the news tip.
Source: So I'm a Spider, So What? anime's website
