Orb: On the Movements of the Earth Releases Second PV Ft. New Ending Theme by Yorushika

Forget the weekly episodes of your favorite anime – this news will energize you faster than a Super Saiyan transformation. The folks behind “Orb: On the Movements of the Earth” just dropped their second trailer, and let’s just say Copernicus would’ve given it more stars than the entire Jujutsu Kaisen power ranking system.

New Faces In The Booth

The casting directors are flexing with two heavy hitters joining the mix:

• Miyuri Shimabukuro (fresh face, fresh takes)
• Satoshi Hino (you know, the voice acting equivalent of All Might – unstoppable)

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🌏本PV②解禁🌏
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「地球を、動かすとしよう 」

📢追加キャスト解禁🌏#島袋美由利 #日野聡

📢新ED #ヨルシカ 「へび」楽曲一部解禁🌏https://t.co/Q96vsdluM7

📢毎週土曜23:45~　NHK総合テレビ
📢各話放送終了後にNetflixで世界配信、ABEMAで無料配信🌏
　#チ球の運動について pic.twitter.com/N6hUg7jjDW

— 『チ。ー地球の運動についてー』【公式】 (@chikyu_chi) January 8, 2025

Ending On a High Note

Japanese duo Yorushika is sliding into our playlists with “Snake” – the show’s new ending theme. And from what we’ve heard in the trailer? It’s giving “more addictive than binge-watching One Piece” vibes.

Where to Watch Orb: On The Movements Of The Earth?

• In Japan: Catch it on NHK General TV, Saturdays at 23:45 JST (for our night owls)
• Everywhere else: Netflix has got you covered faster than you can say “heliocentric”
• Japan bonus round: ABEMA’s streaming it free (we love a budget-friendly option)

What’s The Big Deal?

Basically 15th-century Europe, but make it anime. Our protagonist Rafal is basically that kid in science class who questions everything – except instead of asking why chakra works, he’s out here suggesting the Earth revolves around the sun. Bold move in an era when that kind of talk could get you more than just a filler episode.

Madhouse (yes, THAT Madhouse, the legends behind Death Note) is behind this historical banger, and they’re already 15 episodes deep. The latest episode “Is It… My Turn?” is giving us more drama than a tournament arc finale.

That’s all for now! Keep spinning, space cowboys. For a visual preview, you can watch the official promotional video below:

Source: Orb: On the Movements of the Earth X

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