The anime 'Katekyo Hitman Reborn!' has unveiled its ninth ending theme, 'Suberidai' by Mori Tsubasa, in a creditless format.
The anime series Katekyo Hitman Reborn! has officially released a creditless version of its ninth ending, titled "Suberidai", performed by Mori Tsubasa. This announcement came from Anime Corner on September 16, 2026.
The release of "Suberidai" is a significant part of the ongoing celebrations for the 20th anniversary of the series. This ending theme was featured during episodes 102 to 114 of the anime, contributing to the nostalgic collection of music associated with the beloved franchise.
The unveiling of this video is part of a broader initiative called REBORN! MUSIC MONTH, designed to celebrate two decades of the anime. The initiative includes daily releases of creditless theme sequences on the official YouTube channel throughout September. Previously, these sequences were only available with physical copies and had not been officially accessible online until now.
Prior to the release of "Suberidai," the anime also showcased its fifth opening theme, "last cross," performed by Masami Mitsuoka. The continuous stream of music-related content during this anniversary celebration underscores the show's significance in the anime community. The campaign commenced on September 1 with a curated 25-song playlist that includes various themes from the series.
Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, based on the manga by Akira Amano, originally aired from October 7, 2006, to September 25, 2010. It ran for a total of 203 episodes, captivating audiences with its unique storyline of Tsuna, a timid junior high student training to become a mafia boss with the help of a baby hitman named Reborn. The series remains popular among fans and is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
The ongoing celebration and release of content resonate with both long-time fans and newer audiences, offering a chance to engage with classic material in fresh formats. With streaming platforms broadening access, the creditless versions of these themes allow viewers to appreciate the artistry behind the visuals and music without distractions.
Fans can anticipate more releases as part of this celebration, though specific future content has not been announced. As of now, the promotion includes various highlights from the series' extensive song library.
For viewers and collectors, these releases reinforce the ongoing relevance of Katekyo Hitman Reborn! in the anime landscape, serving as a reminder of the series' legacy and its enduring fanbase in the community.
The release of the creditless version of "Suberidai" signifies a commitment from the creators to celebrate the legacy of Katekyo Hitman Reborn!. As fans eagerly engage with the new content, it reaffirms the cultural impact this anime holds two decades after its debut.
For ongoing updates, fans are encouraged to follow channels covering the series, as announcements regarding future content or project details may emerge as the celebration continues.
For more information on related content, check out our articles on the fifth opening featuring "last cross" and the creditless ending featuring "CYCLE."
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