Bandai Previews ‘THE GHOST IN THE SHELL’ Official Ending Theme Song in New Teaser
Titled “Blue,” the new track by MILLENNIUM PARADE will also feature Saya Gray and Daniel Caesar.
Summary
- Bandai released a new teaser video for the upcoming THE GHOST IN THE SHELL anime
- The teaser previews the ending theme song, “Blue,” by MILLENNIUM PARADE, featuring Saya Gray and Daniel Caesar
- The series will premiere in Japan on July 7, 2026
Bandai Namco Filmworks has dropped a new promotional teaser video for Science SARU‘s upcoming THE GHOST IN THE SHELL TV anime. The newly released 36-second teaser locks down the series’ definitive release date, confirming that the show will officially begin broadcasting in Japan on July 7, 2026, via the Kansai TV and Fuji TV networks.
The visually striking promotional video relies on a fast-paced, high-contrast montage that spotlights a blend of gritty futuristic investigations and intense, retro-styled tactical action. Opening with a prompt glance of a blue-haired Major Motoko Kusanagi standing alongside tactical officers under neon city lights, the clip rapidly transitions through classic cyberpunk scenarios.
The video also offers a first listen to the anime’s newly announced ending theme song — “Blue,” performed by the creative collective MILLENNIUM PARADE and featuring artists Saya Gray and Daniel Caesar. Led by King Gnu‘s visionary frontman Daiki Tsuneta, MILLENNIUM PARADE has also provided songs for Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, including tracks like “Fly with me.” Their return anchors this new era with a signature, culture-clashing electronic sound that seamlessly layers over the naturalistic animation, setting a deeply atmospheric and uncompromisingly modern tone for the series ahead.
