The World Is Dancing Ending Movie & Additional Cast Unveiled! - 𝐀𝐧𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐒𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐭𝐲 1

Story of the Boy Who Would One Day Be Known as Zeami

July 13th – Shochiku Co., Ltd. and CyberAgent, Inc. are excited to unveil the ending movie for the anime The World Is Dancing.

Set in a turbulent era of constant conflict, this work follows the intensely curious and beautiful boy Oniyasha (CV: Yumiri Hanamori) as he meets people, laughs, cries, confronts his own weaknesses, and shapes a new form of dance in an impermanent world. It is a “dancing story” spanning 600 years, exploring what might have happened when the man who would later create Noh—Zeami—was still called Oniyasha.

The anime is produced by the animation studio Cypic (Umamusume: Cinderella Gray, The Summer Hikaru Died). The series is directed by Toshimasa Kuroyanagi, known for his work on the TV anime The Great Passage, the animated film Love Me, Love Me Not, and both the TV and theatrical versions of the Backflip!! series. The series recently won a Special Award at the Short Shorts Film Festival, drawing immense attention for its outstanding quality.

Furthermore, the ending theme song for The World Is Dancing, “Unnamed Flower” by a three-piece band hockrockb, has drawn a massive response across social media since its debut following the broadcast of Episode I. In addition, a special comment video from hockrockb, along with the ending movie that beautifully portrays the world of the series, has now been released.

[Ending Movie] TV Anime “The World Is Dancing” | hockrockb “Unnamed Flower”

The World Is Dancing Episode Ⅲ (You Have Your Own Sense of “Good”) & Advance Cuts

©Kazuto Mihara, KODANSHA/”The World Is Dancing” Production Committee.

The Kanze Troupe will dance at the June meeting at Imakumano. It will be a grand, once in a lifetime stage, and the shogun will be in attendance. Oniyasha is set to stand on that stage as well, but a pressure he has never felt before prevents his body from moving as he wishes it to. Junigoro, a small hand-drum apprentice, is upset by this.