Kodansha launches project to turn “anime openings” for non-existent series into original IPs
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Ever stumbled on a fake anime opening that feels like it teases a non-existent show? Kodansha and Kurogo’s Synchro Project turns those viral openings into full IPs—anime, manga, novels, etc.—with creators getting a cut of revenue after expenses.
The first drop, "Clothing, Food, Food, Food, Housing," follows amnesiac 13-year-old Hotaru in post-apocalyptic Tokyo, reviving fine cuisine while facing a plot to turn humans into food/sleep-free "Post-Humans."
Starting August, 5 more openings drop monthly on YouTube, then Spotify/Apple Music. Which format excites you most? Anime, manga, or novel? Let me know!
The first drop, "Clothing, Food, Food, Food, Housing," follows amnesiac 13-year-old Hotaru in post-apocalyptic Tokyo, reviving fine cuisine while facing a plot to turn humans into food/sleep-free "Post-Humans."
Starting August, 5 more openings drop monthly on YouTube, then Spotify/Apple Music. Which format excites you most? Anime, manga, or novel? Let me know!
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