The anime
adaptation of Cultural Exchange with a Game Centre Girl has
released its opening and ending sequences without credits,
available now on official platforms. The songs are performed by Sally
Amaki, who also participates in the main cast.
The opening
theme, titled "Futari no Start Button," is performed
by Sally Amaki and Reo Osanai, while the ending theme is
called "Amusing Flavor," also performed by Amaki.
Both songs reflect the romantic and fun tone of this new series that is already
simulcasting on Crunchyroll.
A story
that begins with a stuffed animal
Crunchyroll describes the story as a
romantic comedy that revolves around Kusakabe Renji, a young man
who works at a video game center. On Valentine's Day, he meets Lily
Baker, an English girl who tries, unsuccessfully, to win a stuffed animal
on a hook machine. Seeing her frustrated, Renji decides to help her. The next
day, he receives an unexpected message from her: "Be my
Valentine!" Thus begins a relationship full of misunderstandings,
cultural differences, and endearing moments.
A
creative team with extensive experience
The
direction is in charge of Toshihiro Kikuchi (Pseudo Harem)
in the NOMAD studio. The series is composed by Yasunori
Yamada (My Deer Friend Nokotan), while the character designs
are by Rikiya Okano (Tokyo Autumn Session). The music
is composed by Takuro Iga, recognized for his work in Oshi
no Ko.
