The So What's Wrong With Getting Reborn as a Goblin? anime has released creditless versions of its opening and ending sequences, giving viewers a clean look at the animation without the credits rolling over it. The two videos arrived as the isekai series settles into its run, with the show now streaming as it airs.
The creditless opening is set to Hello, performed by Sou. The sequence introduces Akira Yagami's new life in another world and the goblin tribe around him, framed by the bright, upbeat energy of the song.
Watch the creditless opening video here:
The creditless ending, meanwhile, plays out to Chiisana Bokura, performed by AHUB. Both songs are also out now as digital singles, available to stream and download alongside the videos.
Watch the creditless ending video here:
Creditless versions strip away the staff credits that normally roll over the animation, which makes them the cleanest look yet at the sequences themselves. For an opening built around a whole tribe of goblins, that unobstructed view puts the character designs and the movement front and center.
The anime is directed by Ryota Kawahara, who previously served as an episode director on Dragon Ball DAIMA, at studio BAKKKA. Yuichiro Momose, known for So I'm a Spider, So What?, handles series composition and the scripts.
Hiroyuki Saita, whose work includes Revue Starlight, designed the characters. The music comes from Takenoko Boy, with Hiroto Morishita serving as sound director.
What is So What's Wrong With Getting Reborn as a Goblin? about?
So What's Wrong With Getting Reborn as a Goblin? is an isekai fantasy series based on the manga by Nazuna Miki and Tsukasa Araki. Yen Press publishes the manga in English.
When office worker Akira Yagami gives his life saving a child, he awakens in another world as a weak goblin. But luckily, he's granted a unique skill that extends his lifespan decades beyond their species limit and allows him to inherit the abilities of fallen goblins. In a realm of powerful races like demons and elves, Akira's rise to becoming the strongest goblin begins.
Goblins sit at the very bottom of the food chain in Akira's new world, and the skill he is granted turns that weakness into a slow-building advantage. Every fallen goblin adds to his strength, and the decades of extra life give him the time to use it while stronger races overlook him.
It is familiar territory for Momose, whose So I'm a Spider, So What? followed another hero reborn as one of the weakest creatures in a fantasy world. That series built its appeal on exactly this kind of climb from the bottom, and So What's Wrong With Getting Reborn as a Goblin? runs on the same engine with its goblin tribe at the center.
So What's Wrong With Getting Reborn as a Goblin? is now streaming on Crunchyroll, which carries the series as it airs.
Source: Showgate
