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VK Blanka shares insights on creating theme songs for 'Black Clover' and 'Fruits Basket' at AnimagiC 2026 in Germany.

During the German convention AnimagiC, singer and composer VK Blanka sat down to discuss his music and experiences related to popular anime series including Black Clover and Fruits Basket. This interview reveals his insights into the creative process behind his anime theme songs and his musical influences.
In the interview covered by Anime Corner, Blanka shared his experience working on two opening themes, "Black Rover" and "Black Catcher", for the hit anime Black Clover. He expressed excitement about the reception of these songs and their connection to the character Yami. "Surpassing your limits here and now," a phrase associated with Yami, resonated through both tracks, mirroring the show’s themes of growth and perseverance.
Moreover, he mentioned his proactive approach in reaching out to the anime staff for "Black Catcher", showcasing his dedication and confidence in contributing to the series.
Additionally, Blanka spoke fondly of his work on the Fruits Basket ending theme "Lucky Ending". He credited his childhood enjoyment of shojo manga, like Good Morning Call, as a significant influence on the song's lyrics and themes. His acknowledgment of personal connections to his family and friendships highlights the emotional depth he strives to incorporate into his music.
VK Blanka has performed in various countries, including the U.S. and several European nations, emphasizing how these experiences have shaped his stage presence. The singer described his live performances as energetic gatherings, akin to a party, and noted that overseas audiences often enhance this atmosphere. His engagement with fans across borders illustrates the universal appeal of music, transcending language barriers, a sentiment he encourages other Japanese artists to embrace.
In light of his recent tours, Blanka has hinted at exciting developments in his career, stating he is currently busy with numerous projects, though details haven’t been disclosed yet. Fans can look forward to forthcoming announcements about his work and possible future projects.
Additionally, it has been confirmed that VK Blanka will perform the ending theme "Kan Peki no Peki" for the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Beerus anime, further solidifying his presence in the anime music scene.
In summary, VK Blanka's contributions to anime music, fueled by personal influences and heightened by lively performances, continue to captivate audiences. His forthcoming projects are anticipated, promising to enrich the landscape of anime soundtracks.
VK Blanka’s presence in the anime music industry reflects a growing trend of artists blending personal experiences with popular culture. His contributions to influential series like Black Clover and Fruits Basket underscore his diverse musical talent and highlight the significant role of theme songs in shaping the narrative and emotional experience of anime viewers.
This interaction at AnimagiC 2026 reaffirms the importance of live engagements for artists and establishes a direct connection between them and their fans. As his projects unfold, VK Blanka’s work is likely to continue resonating deeply with anime enthusiasts.
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