Popular Singer Megatera Zero to Perform Opening Theme for New Dragon Ball Super Anime

It has been revealed that popular singer Megatera Zero's new song "Onogami" has been chosen as the opening theme song for the upcoming anime series "Dragon Ball Super: Beerus," which is set to begin broadcasting nationwide on Fuji Television and its network starting October 11. Following the announcement of the new song, "Onogami" rapidly gained attention on social media, creating great excitement among fans.

The series is scheduled to air every Sunday at 11:15 PM starting October 11, and has long been anticipated by anime fans as an "enhanced version" featuring newly drawn footage. When the selection of Megatera Zero as the opening theme artist was announced, the internet was flooded with voices of surprise and excitement, with comments such as "It's insanely cool" and "I never expected Megatera-san to be in charge of a Dragon Ball OP." When a portion of the song was unveiled in the newly released super opening trailer, it received glowing praise for its fast-paced and powerful sound.

Additionally, it was simultaneously announced that Vaundy's (Vickeblanka's) song "Pekkan no Peki" will serve as the ending theme song for the anime, raising expectations for the work even further with this lineup of luxurious artists.

The context

"Dragon Ball Super" is a continuation of Akira Toriyama's legendary manga and anime franchise "Dragon Ball." The upcoming broadcast features an enhanced version of the series, drawing high expectations from both long-time fans and newcomers. Meanwhile, Megatera Zero is a well-known vocalist who has gained a massive following through online platforms and anime song covers. The intersecting hype of a major franchise return and a popular independent artist taking the main stage has created a massive buzz across Japanese social media platforms.

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