The anime world is buzzing, and Suikoden Anime's New Video Reveals Ending Song, October 3 TV Debut has become the centre of attention. With fans across the globe debating every detail, this latest update is one that no otaku will want to miss.

The Story So Far

The staff for Suikoden: The Anime, the adaptation of Konami's Suikoden II game's narrative, streamed the third full promotional video for the anime on Friday. The video previews the anime's opening theme track "Kanashimi Sae Otonabite" (Even in Sadness I'll Look Like an Adult) by amazarashi, announces and previews the ending theme track "closed eye sun" by Kōji Nakamura (featuring Honoka Takahashi), and announces the anime's October 3 television first screening date.

The anime will launch on October 3 on Tokyo MX at 11:30 p.m. EDT), and bettewen  October 6 and October 9 on 31 other channels. Cast members include: Yūzō Satō (credited as just YUZO on the anime's English website) is directing the anime at KONAMI animation, the game production house's anime production house., as disclosed by Previously.

NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan anime and music production department member Ryō Hino serves as the backer and production manager. Michihiro Tsuchiya (PriPara, ClassicaLoid) is overseeing the series scripts. Fumi Ishikawa from Konami Digital Entertainment is credited as the game part designer, Arata Suzuki from Konami Digital Entertainment is credited for the original drafts of the anime part designs, and Ryō Yamauchi (My Master Has No Tail; Please Put Them On, Takamine-san!) is the anime part designer.

Yoshikazu Iwanami (Psycho-Pass, Ghost in the Shell Arise) is the sound filmmaker, and Kōji Nakamura (EUREKA SEVEN AO, Ping Pong live-action movie) is composing the music. Suikoden I&II HD Remaster Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars, the HD remastered arrival of Konami's timeless part-playing games Suikoden and Suikoden II, launched for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam in March 2025.

Konami dropped the original game for the PlayStation in 1995, followed by the follow-up game in 1998. The series has five main installments and five spinoff games. Konami is also developing the fresh mobile and PC game Gensō Suikoden: leading name Leap.

Whether this marks the beginning of something bigger or a standalone moment remains to be seen. What is clear is that the entertainment world is watching closely — and so are we. Follow TeraMovies for complete coverage.