The anime adaptation of Alifred Yamamoto’s romantic comedy manga series Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It placed number one in Akiba Souken’s poll of “Most Looking Forward to Anime Series of Winter 2020.” When the first episode dropped on January 10, the series was the second most popular trending hashtag on Twitter in Japan.

The music video for the anime’s ending theme Turning Love feat. Sou was released last week, and has already amassed over 5 million views.

A special edition of the ending theme was posted on the official ComicMeteor YouTube channel featuring the voices of Yūma Uchida and Sora Amamiya singing the duet in their respective characters’ voices, Shinya Yukimura and Ayano Himuro.

“Turing Love” – Yukimura x Himuro Version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtx6pIDdbgA

Several of the other voice actors also join in as their characters for the chorus, including Natsuko Hara as Kotonoha Kanade, Nichika Ōmori as Ena Ibarada, and Jun Fukushima as Kosuke Inukai.

The video was featured as the ending song and video to episode 4 of the anime series which aired yesterday. It’s a must-listen for fans of the series.

Yūma Uchida, who voices Yukimura, said: “Doesn’t your heart just skip a beat imaging these two singing these cute lyrics?” Sora Amamiya, who voices, Himuro, said: “Please enjoy hearing Himuro and Yukimura singing in sync together with the other lab members and their high tension vocals!”

The full version of the song will be made available on the Limited Pressing Edition of Akari Nanawo’s upcoming second single Turing Love feat.Sou/Piyo.

Akari Nanawo’s first album “Flying Best – Shiranaino? Chimata de Uwasa no Dame Tenshi” is full of her most iconic songs and favourites chosen by fans.

The album includes not only “One Room Sugar Live”, which was the opening theme song for Happy Sugar Live when it was launched on air in July, but also “Nantokanarukunai?”, which was written by collaborating with Shō and Kōki Okamoto from Japanese rock band OKAMOTO’s.  Reflecting the song request votes from fans on Twitter, the album includes some of Nanawo’s old classics such as “Instant Heaven feat.Eve”, “Hano”, “Dadadada Tenshi”, “Happy ni naritai (2018ver.)”, and a rich variety of new songs such as  “kidding”,  written by Nanawo, and other songs by extravagant artists including “Oshaka ni naru” which was written by Neru.

One Room Sugar Live has become so popular as the anime opening of Happy Sugar Live that the single even got its own music video! This song is known to be the third sequel to Nanawo’s indie songs following “Dadadada Tenshi” and “Instant Heaven feat.Eve”. The making of the music video involved the same people who worked with all her other music videos. This album is full of comedic and emotional moments.

Check out the album and see how it compliments the anime! And don’t forget about the music video!