In recent days, a user by the name of “ AniMus Leaks (@animusl3aks) ” has become a trend on Twitter due to his threats towards the production team of music artists and the popular anime Jujutsu Kaisen . The individual promised to leak the opening and ending musical themes of the second season, which caused great concern among the fans of the series.
In his posts, the user " AniMus Leaks " offered to reach "a monetary agreement" with the production companies to prevent the music from leaking . However, despite his attempts at negotiation, it seems he got nowhere, as he finally carried out the leaks, divulging both the opening theme song performed by Tatsuya Kitani and the ending theme song performed by Sakiyama Cangzhi (the videos are still available on the account from Twitter).
The curious thing about this situation is that the user has changed his tactic, now demanding money from the producers to remove the leaked videos. This new strategy has generated a debate among the Internet community, who have divided their opinions on the leaks in the anime and music industry.
While some appreciate that "AniMus Leaks" has leaked the content, arguing that it allows them to anticipate and enjoy the music before the official release, others condemn the user's actions, considering that these practices ruin surprises and the work planned by the team of production to satisfy the followers of Jujutsu Kaisen.
On the other hand, it is important to note that Jujutsu Kaisen will premiere its long-awaited second season on July 6 in Japan . Fans of the anime series will be able to enjoy the new episodes through the Crunchyroll streaming platform , which will broadcast the series to the rest of the world.
As the release date approaches, both Jujutsu Kaisen fans and anime lovers in general are looking forward to experiencing the new season unaffected by the leaks and with the excitement of discovering the opening and ending music on the right moment.
The incident carried out by “ AniMus Leaks ” has highlighted the importance of protecting the integrity and surprise of artistic productions, generating reflection on the consequences of leaks and the methods used to obtain economic benefits at their expense .
Source: @nakayasee on Twitter
