The latest promotional video for Jyuо̄ Mujin Dandivine (Beast King War God Dandivine) arrived this weekend via the Aniplex One Focus livestream, providing a fresh look at the series' high-stakes mecha action. Alongside the new footage, the production confirmed that Takanori Nishikawa is handling the opening theme, "Zankyō ≠ Blaster," while the ending theme, "Mikansei Ordinary," will be performed by DayRe:.
Set two decades after the robot Dandivine secured peace by defeating the Aposdoll, the story centers on Gekiha Shijima. When the threat unexpectedly returns, the high schooler is tapped by his uncle to pilot the legendary machine. The production features a notable creative team, including series writer Toshiki Inoue—whose credits span various Kamen Rider entries and Death Note—and sound director Yoshikazu Iwanami, known for his work on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
This project serves as the debut title for Good Smile Company's "The God of Combined Series" and stands as a key part of the manufacturer's 25th-anniversary celebrations. The anime is scheduled to hit airwaves on October 7 at 24:30 JST, with a broadcast rollout across Tokyo TV, BS11, Gunma TV, Tochigi TV, Chūkyō TV, and MBS. A manga adaptation by TOGUCHI is already underway in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh.
With the premiere date confirmed, the series enters a competitive fall landscape. Given the pedigree of the writing staff, which element of this original mecha narrative are you most curious to see developed?
