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The 'Katekyo Hitman Reborn!' anime has launched its new creditless ending, showcasing 'CYCLE' by CHERRYBLOSSOM as part of its 20th anniversary.

On September 14, 2026, the anime "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!" officially released a creditless version of its eighth ending theme, showcasing the track "CYCLE" by the band CHERRYBLOSSOM. The announcement was made by Anime Corner, confirming that this release is part of the broader celebration for the anime's 20th anniversary.
The introduction of the creditless version of "CYCLE" follows the previous day's release of the seventh ending, "Ameato," performed by W-inds. Both tracks are part of the ongoing initiative known as "REBORN! MUSIC MONTH," which celebrates the iconic series throughout September. This campaign features a daily release of creditless versions of past theme song sequences, which were previously only available with physical editions of the anime.
The creditless videos are now being shared through the official YouTube channel, making them accessible to a wider audience. The addition of this nostalgic content reinforces the series' legacy and appeals directly to its long-standing fan base, allowing viewers to enjoy the music while reliving significant moments from the anime.
Originally created by Akira Amano, the "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!" manga was serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump from May 2004 until November 2012, culminating in 42 compilation volumes. The anime adaptation aired from October 7, 2006, to September 25, 2010, produced by Studio Artland, totaling 203 episodes. The storyline follows Tsuna, a shy junior high student thrust into a mafia world when he encounters Reborn, a baby hitman who intends to groom him into a mafia boss.
The regular releases throughout September are generating excitement from fans both old and new, enhancing the communal experience of celebrating the series' impressive history. By making previously exclusive footage readily available online, the campaign taps into nostalgia and introduces newer audiences to the series' music and storytelling.
Fans can anticipate that more releases will follow as part of the "REBORN! MUSIC MONTH" campaign, which began on September 1, featuring a curated playlist of 25 songs that include both opening and ending themes from the beloved series. This initiative aims to deepen engagement with audiences who cherish the franchise’s musical legacy.
Given the momentum of the "REBORN! MUSIC MONTH" initiative, it is likely that we will continue to see daily releases of creditless versions of other theme songs, fueling further interest in the series as it celebrates its milestone anniversary. Anime enthusiasts are encouraged to keep an eye on the official YouTube channel for these nostalgic unveilings while enjoying the rich history of "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!"
Moreover, since the franchise has resonated well through its various media formats, including manga and anime, the ongoing celebration could potentially lead to new projects or collaborations in the future, though no specifics have been announced as of now.
For more on the previous ending release, check out our article on "Katekyo Hitman Reborn! Anime Releases Seventh Ending Featuring 'Ameato'." For a deeper dive into the anime's history, see our coverage on the first seasons here.
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