The anime adaptation of I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day now has a music video built around its two main characters. “Amore,” ReoNa’s 12th single and the series’ opening theme, features Seiran Lidsey and Ali Maud in Crunchyroll News, with the video released on Ichijinsha’s official YouTube channel.
The release arrives while the anime is airing and the manga continues its publication. It adds character-focused material around the central duo, but does not announce a new episode or a new season. JEU.VIDEO’s anime and manga news accompanies the announcement.
Seiran and Ali carry the video
Created by Aono Nachi, the manga is still being serialized on Ichijin Plus under the Comic Yuri Hime label. The anime began its Japanese television broadcast on July 7, 2026, placing the “Amore” video within the adaptation’s current broadcast period.
Asami Seto voices Seiran, while Yui Ishikawa voices Ali. Linking the song to their relationship and journey gives the opening theme a more direct connection to the series’ story. For viewers, the video works as an official companion piece centered on the pair rather than as a separate update to the anime’s schedule.
The single was already charting before this release
“Amore” was released digitally on July 8, followed by a CD release on July 22 in three editions. According to Crunchyroll News, the song reached 10th place on the Oricon weekly chart during its first week.
The original “Amore” music video, published on ReoNa’s YouTube channel, had surpassed one million views when the article was published. That figure applies to the original video, so it cannot be used to measure the audience for the Seiran-and-Ali version.
What the announcement changes
The anime’s audience gains new official content focused on its two leads and its opening theme. The Japanese broadcast schedule and the manga’s serialization remain unchanged.
Crunchyroll News published the information on August 27, 2026. Its report does not specify the exact upload time, the video’s duration, its direct YouTube ID, or a separate French release. Those practical details remain unconfirmed, while the core announcement is clear: “Amore” now has a dedicated screen presence for Seiran and Ali.
Sources
- Crunchyroll News, published on August 27, 2026.
- Ichijinsha’s official YouTube channel.
