Studio Colorido’s original anime film My Oni Girl is now running in theaters in Japan and on Netflix around the world. With the film just under a week into its initial release, a new collab music video has been launched—once again pairing moments from the film with Japanese rock band ZUTOMAYO.
This time, the video is set to a one-chorus cut of the band’s insert song for the film, titled “Blues in the Closet.” The 90-second music video also features the song’s Japanese lyrics:
Tomotaka Shibayama directs My Oni Girl at Studio Colorido. Shibyama co-writes the film along with Yuki Kakihara, Masafumi Yokota provides the character designs, and Nami Kubota provides the music.
Netflix describes My Oni Girl:
Yearning to get along with others and not be disliked, first-year high school student Hiiragi finds himself unable to say no whenever someone requests something of him. One summer day, while unsuccessfully carrying out yet another request, he encounters an oni girl named Tsumugi, who has come to the human world to search for her mother. She does whatever she pleases and is the complete opposite of Hiiragi. Studio Colorido presents this fantasy tale of youth that unfolds over one wintery summer.
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