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The Katekyo Hitman Reborn! anime has unveiled its tenth ending theme, "Sakura Rock" by CHERRYBLOSSOM, as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations.

The Katekyo Hitman Reborn! anime has officially announced the release of its tenth ending theme, featuring the song "Sakura Rock" by the band CHERRYBLOSSOM. This announcement was made by Anime Corner on September 19, 2026, marking another addition to the beloved series in celebration of its ongoing 20th anniversary.
The creditless version of "Sakura Rock" is part of a larger music initiative called "REBORN! MUSIC MONTH." This project celebrates the anime's anniversary throughout September by releasing daily creditless versions of past theme songs. Anime Corner has noted that the latest ending will be included in episodes 115-126 of the series.
The previous day saw the launch of the sixth opening titled "EASY GO" by Kazuki Kato, enhancing the celebratory atmosphere surrounding the series. Fans can now enjoy these musical additions, which were previously available only with physical releases but are now accessible online.
For context, the Katekyo Hitman Reborn! manga, created by Akira Amano, ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from May 2004 to November 2012, resulting in 42 compilation volumes. The anime adaptation ran for 203 episodes from October 7, 2006, to September 25, 2010, produced by Studio Artland. The story follows Tsuna, a shy junior high student whose life changes drastically when he meets Reborn, a baby claiming to be an Italian hitman sent to prepare him for his future as a mafia boss.
Fans can tune into the Katekyo Hitman Reborn! series and enjoy its rich storytelling and vibrant animation on Crunchyroll, ensuring that the 20th-anniversary celebration reaches an even broader audience.
With the addition of the latest theme songs and the availability of creditless versions for online viewing, this initiative aims to reinvigorate interest in the franchise among both new viewers and longtime fans.
The ongoing release of these musical features is expected to resonate significantly with the fan community, as it revisits the nostalgic elements of the series while also engaging newer audiences through accessible platforms. The response from fans of the series, its creators, and the wider anime community remains to be seen, particularly with fresh content being shared each day during this special month.
The announcement of the tenth ending featuring "Sakura Rock" reflects the commitment of the creators to honor the legacy of Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, while nurturing its fan base on contemporary platforms. This initiative is anticipated to deepen audience engagement and could lead to further projects or re-releases in the future, though specifics beyond the music campaign have not been announced. Fans can stay updated on these developments through the official Katekyo Hitman Reborn! channels.
For more on the series and its music releases, check out the recent update on the sixth opening and previous news about earlier theme songs like "CYCLE."
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