The Drops of God Cour 2 Reveals Creditless Opening

Wine-Themed Anime The Drops of God Unveils Cour 2 Opening

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Shizuku Kanzaki and Issei Tomine in The Drops of God with a glass of red wine between them

Shizuku Kanzaki and Issei Tomine in The Drops of God with a glass of red wine between them (Image via Satelight).

The Drops of God has revealed the full creditless opening for its second cour, giving anime fans their best look yet at the series’ new visuals set to SUPER★DRAGON’s energetic theme song, “Call Me Asap.” 

Shizuku Kanzaki in The Drops of God
Shizuku Kanzaki in The Drops of God (Image via Satelight)

For longtime viewers, the creditless opening is a chance to catch details that are easy to miss during a regular episode. It also sets the tone for the story’s next chapter as The Drops of God moves deeper into its second half.

Cour 2 Introduces New Opening and Ending Theme Songs

The second cour of The Drops of God begins with a fresh musical identity. The new creditless opening features SUPER★DRAGON’s upbeat theme song “Call Me Asap,” replacing HOKUTO’s first cour opening, “hate you? love you?” The change gives the anime a brighter and more energetic feel as the story enters its second half.

The ending theme has also been updated. Singer-songwriter Eill performs “Every Summer,” taking over from Maaya Uchida’s first cour ending song, “Kami no Shizuku.” Together, the new opening and ending reflect the evolving tone while giving fans fresh visuals and music to enjoy.

Ahead of the second cour’s premiere, the anime also revealed a new key visual and trailer featuring both theme songs. The promotional material offered fans an early look at the next chapter of the story before the latest episodes began airing.

Why the New Opening Is Worth Watching

The new creditless opening is more than a visual update. It highlights the beginning of a new chapter in the rivalry between Shizuku and Issei while introducing a different musical style for the second half of the anime.

Fans who enjoyed the first cour will notice the shift in tone created by SUPER★DRAGON’s energetic performance. The opening also includes new animation that hints at upcoming story developments without revealing major spoilers.

With new episodes streaming weekly on Crunchyroll, the release of the creditless opening gives both longtime viewers and newcomers another reason to jump into The Drops of God as the anime heads toward its conclusion.

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Rohith Adepu is a Hyderabad-based Senior Content Writer, blogger, and artist at OtakuKart. He covers anime industry analysis, manga chapter reviews, and Korean drama features, with particular strength in shonen breakdowns (JJK, My Hero Academia, One Piece) and Korean corporate-revenge dramas.

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