Get ready for the new Samurai Troopers ending theme with Karanoah’s latest music video drop



Karanoah Drops High-Octane "Bakemon" Music Video for Samurai Troopers

The latest season of Yoroi-Shinden Samurai Troopers is hitting hard, and fans have been buzzing about the show's new ending theme. The rock trio Karanoah has officially unleashed the music video for their track "Bakemon," giving us a perfect visual companion to the anime’s intense second cour.

If you aren't familiar with Karanoah yet, keep them on your radar. This three-piece outfit—consisting of Yudai, Tatsuki, and Kazuki—only kicked off their music career in 2023, but they’re already making waves. "Bakemon" marks their second big anime tie-in, following up their 2025 contribution to the second cour of Gachiakuta.

Stepping Into a Hero’s Shoes

The song isn’t just a catchy melody; it was written with a lot of thought behind it. Lead singer and guitarist Yudai shared some insight into his creative process, admitting he tried to imagine himself in the shoes of the Samurai Troopers. Honestly, it’s a pretty intense perspective to take. He noted that he honestly doesn’t think he’d be able to handle their reality, describing their world as “truly extraordinary.”

Yudai explained that he wanted to capture the contrast between the “sparkling” image of a hero and the raw, unglamorous struggles the characters actually face. He touched on the theme of fighting against unreasonableness and the frustration of dealing with a cruel hand of fate. It’s that grit—the moments where these heroes almost give up but choose to keep pushing forward—that the band wanted to inject into the music.

Catch the Action

The second cour of Yoroi-Shinden Samurai Troopers officially kicked off on July 7, 2026, keeping the momentum high after the first 12-episode run wrapped up earlier this spring. For those needing a refresher, the story follows five young warriors who summon legendary armor to repel an invasion from the Demon Realm. It’s classic, high-stakes action that is currently being streamed to a global audience via Crunchyroll.

"Bakemon" has been available digitally since July 8, and the new music video is currently live on Karanoah's official YouTube channel. Whether you're all caught up on the series or just looking for your next favorite rock anthem, this track is definitely worth a spin.

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