The anime adaptation of Kenjiro Hata’s manga series Fly Me To The Moon debuted the anime’s opening movie, which includes the show’s opening theme song featuring Yuzaki Tsukasa.
The show’s opening sequence contains the song Oath of a Moment” (刹那の誓い) by artist Neko Hacker, featuring the anime’s female lead Tsukasa Yuzaki. Appropriately the anime’s opening sequence follows mostly Tsukasa and her past leading up to her meeting Nasa, while giving us another look at their many friends and loved ones from the series.
Fly Meto the Moon Premieres on April 7.
▍Fly Me to the Moon Season 2 Opening Movie
▍About Fly Me to the Moon
Fly Me to the Moon or Tonikaku Kawaii follows a young boy named Nasa who meets an incredibly cute girl named Tsukasa on the day of his high school entrance exams. Upon seeing her he can’t hold his feelings back and confesses to her, but Tsukasa says she can only respond to him if they get married. Years later on his 18th birthday, Tsukasa suddenly appears before him to get married. And so the married life of these two begins…
▍Fly Me to the Moon Anime Staff & Production
Original Work: Tonikaku Kawaii by Kenjiro Hata
Director: Hiroshi Ikehata
Series Composition: Kazuho Hyodo
Character Design: Masakatsu Sasaki
Prop Design: Goichi Iwahata, Noritaka Suzuki
Color Design: Ritsuko Utagawa
Art Director: Yukihiro Shibutani
Art Setup: Mika Nakajima, Kenji Masuda
Director of Photography: Haruka Serizawa
3DCG Director: Kōhei Yamazaki
Special Effects: Naomasa Fukuda
Editing: Kazuhiko Seki
Assistant Director: Norihiko Sudo
Sound Director: Satoshi Motoyama
Music: Endō.
Animation Production: Seven Arcs
Production: Tonikaku Kawaii Production Committee
▍Fly Me to the Moon Anime Cast
■ Nasa Yuzaki – CV: Junya Enoki
■ Tsukasa Tsukuyomi – CV: Akari Kitō
■ Aya Arisugawa – CV: Sumire Uesaka
■ Kaname Arisugawa – CV: Yū Serizawa
■ Chitose Kaginoji – CV: Konomi Kohara
■ Charlotte – CV: Hitomi Ohwada
■ Aurora – CV: Yuki Nagaku
■ Ginga Onimaru – CV: Kazuyuki Okitsu
■ Ouka Nakiri – CV: Shiori Mikami
■ Kyuuma Kagami – CV: Misaki Kuno
■ Tokiko Tsukuyomi – CV: Fumi Hirano