The highly anticipated fourth season of the anime series Rent-a-Girlfriend has officially begun, diving deeper into Kazuya Kinoshita’s increasingly complex romantic entanglements. To mark the occasion, the show has released the creditless versions of its brand-new opening and ending sequences, offering fans an uninterrupted viewing experience.
Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4: Opening and Ending Videos
The opening, titled “Umitsuki,” is performed by ClariS and features a captivating fantasy-inspired aesthetic that hints at the evolving dynamics within the series. Following this, the ending theme, “Boku no Vega” by Regal Lily, presents a summery vibe that provides a refreshing contrast. These new visuals and songs set the tone for the latest installment, which promises more twists and turns in Kazuya’s quest for genuine connection.
Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 Opening Video
Rent-a-Girlfriend is based on the popular manga series created by Reiji Miyajima, which first launched in July 2017. With 41 volumes already released in Japan, the series has garnered a significant following. Kodansha USA is responsible for publishing the English-language version of the manga, making it accessible to a wider international audience.
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Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 Ending Video
The production team for Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 sees the return of key creative talents. Kazuomi Koga, known for his work on Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible, is back in the director’s chair at studio TMS Entertainment. Mitsutaka Hirota, who previously worked on Days with My Stepsister, is handling the series composition, ensuring narrative consistency. Character designs are once again crafted by Kanna Hirayama, recognized for her contributions to Oshi no Ko, while Kenichi Maeyamada is composing the music, enhancing the anime’s emotional depth.
Crunchyroll is streaming the new season, making it readily available to fans. The platform describes the premise of the show: “Kinoshita Kazuya is a 20-year-old failure of a college student. He managed to kiss his girlfriend once, but was dumped after a month. ‘Ugh… Damn it. I never want to go through that again.’ Completely spiteful, Kazuya uses a certain method to date a girl. He goes to their meeting place and suddenly hears, ‘You’re Kazuya-kun, right?’ A beautiful girl brushing her long, black hair behind her ear was there, smiling at him. Her name was Mizuhara Chizuru. Something real is born after just a single rental! A reckless rom-com filled with love and excitement is about to begin!”
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