Yoasobi’s Idol wins Best Anime Song of the Year at Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024

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Oshi No Ko | Volume Cover (Credits: Shueisha)

Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024 have officially drawn to a close, with the highly acclaimed “Idol” by Yoasobi claiming the title of Best Anime Song of 2024.

The announcement, made by Filipino actress Liza Soberano, marked a pivotal moment for the opening song of the Oshi No Ko series, which premiered in April 2023, captivating audiences with its 50-minute first episode.

Despite Oshi No Ko’s popularity experiencing fluctuations during its run, the opening song “Idol” managed to defy the odds and ascend to unprecedented heights.

The track not only surpassed the anime itself in popularity but also transcended to secure a spot among the top 100 most globally played songs on YouTube, continuing its dominance on Spotify charts.

Ruby and Aqua (Credits: Doga Kobo)

Yoasobi’s Idol Wins Best Anime Song of the Year

The fierce competition in the Best Anime Song category at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024 pitted “Idol” against other notable contenders.

Notably, it triumphed over the immensely popular series “Jujutsu Kaisen,” which had earlier secured victory in the Best Opening Sequence category. The nominations for the Best Anime Song of 2024 included:

1. “Idol” – YOASOBI – Oshi No Ko
2. “KICK BACK” – Kenshi Yonezu – Chainsaw Man
3. “Seisyun Complex” – Kessoku Band – BOCCHI THE ROCK!
4. “Suzume” – RADWIMPS – Suzume
5. “Where Our Blue Is” – Tatsuya Kitani – Jujutsu Kaisen season 2

Akane, Aqua and Arima (Credits: Doga Kobo)

The victory of “Idol” underscores its enduring popularity and resonance with the audience, standing out among stiff competition.

Oshi No Ko, known for its unique narrative, revolves around obstetrician-gynecologist Gorou Amamiya, who finds himself reincarnated as Aqua Hoshino, the son of the famous pop idol Ai Hoshino.

The anime intricately explores themes of tragedy, obsession, and reincarnation, weaving a compelling storyline. With its green light for a second season in June 2023, Oshi No Ko Season 2 is highly anticipated and scheduled for release in Fall 2024.

Ruby and Aqua (Credits: Doga Kobo)

As the ongoing manga reaches chapter 142, fans eagerly anticipate each weekly release, with chapter 143 scheduled for March 13, 2024.

The series continues to captivate audiences with its engaging plot, character development, and seamless integration of music, exemplified by the award-winning “Idol” by Yoasobi.

By Umair Nakade

Umair, hailing from Mumbai, has a penchant for crafting content related to Anime and Manga. During his leisure hours, he channels his creativity into creating AMV edits on Instagram under the handle umair.amv.

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