Crunchyroll has announced music videos for the opening and ending themes of A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special season 2. The publisher announced their release on the artists’ official YouTube channels in its October 16, 2026 post. FLOW performs the opening, “Sorrow”, while krage sings the ending theme, “Everlasting”.
For viewers looking to hear the songs outside the episodes, the announcement points to FLOW’s and krage’s own channels. It does not establish each video’s individual posting date or independently confirm that either clip is currently available.
FLOW returns with “Sorrow”
FLOW’s involvement continues a connection with the anime that began with its first season. The band performed “GET BACK”, the opening theme in 2023, and returns for the sequel with a different song.
The returning band provides continuity between the seasons, while the opening song itself changes. For listeners searching FLOW’s catalogue, that distinction helps identify the track: “GET BACK” belongs to the first season, while “Sorrow” is the opening for season 2. Crunchyroll’s announcement concerns the music video for this new theme.
krage wrote and composed “Everlasting”
On the ending theme, krage’s contribution extends beyond the vocal performance. Crunchyroll credits her with writing and composing “Everlasting” as well as singing it. Her credit therefore covers both the creation of the song and its performance.
The announcement pairs these musical contributions to the sequel: a new opening from FLOW and an ending written, composed and performed by krage. Viewers following either theme can use the song title and artist name to distinguish it from the other track when searching the official channels.
The Japanese broadcast began on October 7
The announcement follows the start of the season’s Japanese broadcast. A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special season 2 began its Japanese broadcast on October 7, 2026, with Taishi Kawaguchi directing the anime at Arvo Animation.
Crunchyroll says it streams the anime for members worldwide except in Japan, China, Korea and Mongolia. That territorial statement concerns the anime; it does not establish which episodes, languages or broadcast times are available in each country. The Japanese premiere date should therefore not be read as a local release schedule elsewhere.
FLOW’s and krage’s official YouTube channels are the destinations named for the music videos. To watch the anime itself, viewers should check Crunchyroll’s offering in their own region, since the Japanese broadcast date alone does not settle local availability.
See also the A Returner’s Magic season 2 page.
