This week's database update highlights 19 music video releases on YouTube, ranging from independent tracks to anime-related themes. Childlike Adults by yama is notable for its role as the opening theme for the anime Sanda, while Shiyui's Inferior serves as the ending theme for the anime Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai shitemo Yoroshii deshou ka. Other releases include Nanno P!?!?!?!? by Pmaru-sama and the double music video Shigure Mae / Kuro by the band downy. The platform also added Lollipop by miComet and Faint Sunset by Magical Girl holoWitches!. Mori Calliope contributed two new videos, Orpheus and Let's Just Crash, alongside Ayatsuno Yuni's BBiJilGe and ENHYPEN's Fatal Trouble. Hakui Koyori released videos for Baku Love + Chemistry and Girls seeks Q.E.D., while WurtS collaborated with Hoshimachi Suisei on Digital Love. The roundup concludes with Suki and Kashika by Yuri, Boundary by Botan Shishiro, the Steady (Snail's House Remix) by NCT WISH, the track Wind-Up, and the personal release I'll still be here.
Weekly Music Video Roundup: New Releases and Anime Tie-ins
A summary of recent music video releases, including tracks featured in upcoming anime and various artist projects.
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