Fairy Ranmaru Casts Magic in Our Heart with OP and ED Songs

Pour a bit of magic on Japan’s butler café concept, make it a blend of animation, and that’s how you get Fairy Ranmaru.

Fairy Ranmaru, the original TV animation set to be released in April 2021, features 5 high school boys working in Bar F. In order to mend their customer’s broken hearts, these boys transform into mystical fairies and cast a magical spell on unhappiness.

But before these fairy boys can grace us with their presence, Fairy Ranmaru’s official website has announced the opening theme song and ending theme song for the upcoming anime.

Opening theme song CD & ending theme song CD will be released on April 21st (Wednesday)! 5 to HEAVEN (Shogo Sakata, Kohsuke Tanabe, Balletta Yutaka, Taichi Kusano, Yoshihiro Hori) are singing both. Check the official website for details.

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The opening theme song is titled “Ayashiku Get your heart” (Bewitching Get your heart), while the ending theme song is titled “Yousei Aika” (Yousei Lament) performed by 5 to HEAVEN, the anime’s voice cast unit.

The unit of Ranmaru Aoi, Homura Hoterase, Uruu Seiren, Juka Mutsuoka, and Takara Utashiro together is called 5 to HEAVEN.

Singles for both OP and ED will be released on April 21 by Pony Canyon.

A trailer released earlier gives a short snippet of the opening theme song for this magical anime. We can clearly see how the fairy theme of Fairy Ranmaru comes into play in the trailer.

All the characters transform into their magical self and are quite different from their normal high school looks. Together they will entertain and help their customers unwind and freely lament on their worries.

If you’re already in love with Fairy Ranmaru’s heart healing concept, wait for April to get swept off your feet with magic!

About Fairy Ranmaru ~Anata no Kokoro O-tasukeshimasu~

Fairy Ranmaru is an official anime created by Taiga Umatani. It is being animated by Studio Comet and will premiere in April 2021.

The story starts at a bar named “CJ,” where the main characters can often be seen hanging out. Here, the customers don’t need to pay, but rather the hosts want to offer happiness to them.