Kadokawa’s official anime YouTube channel has started streaming the lyric video for “To Be Continued,” the ending theme of Tomb Raider King performed by South Korean four-member girl group QWER. The clip revisits memorable scenes from Episodes 1 through 11 and includes an advance look at footage from the 12th and final episode, according to Crunchyroll. Crunchyroll
The preview does not reveal specific plot details about the finale, but viewers who want to discover the conclusion without seeing any footage should be aware that the lyric video already contains material from it.
QWER’s ending song connects the first 11 episodes to the finale
Tomb Raider King premiered in Japan on July 8, 2026. Its story follows Jooheon Suh, a raider betrayed and left for dead after mysterious tombs filled with divine relics appear around the world. Given a second chance several years before the relics emerge, he uses his knowledge of the future to raid the tombs before they surface.
That premise gives the recap more weight than a collection of unrelated clips: the video traces the story already released while pointing toward the conflict still to be resolved in the final episode. The announcement does not provide a separate release date for Episode 12.
The soundtrack was released alongside the series
“To Be Continued” follows the opening theme “SHOW DOWN,” which was released on July 8. The ending song and Korean versions of both “To Be Continued” and “SHOW DOWN” were then released for streaming on July 29. The available information does not specify which music platforms carry those releases.
Seung Wook Woo, who directed an episode of Hunter x Hunter, serves as director and series composer at STUDIO EEK.
Crunchyroll streams Tomb Raider King for members in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, the CIS excluding Russia, India and Southeast Asia. France is not named separately, so this regional list alone does not confirm the exact access conditions for viewers there.
newsThe immediate news is therefore twofold: QWER’s ending track now has an official lyric video, and that video confirms that footage from the 12th and final episode is already being shown. It works as a musical recap of the first 11 episodes, but viewers protecting the finale’s surprises may prefer to skip it.
