Wit Studio Releases Second Orangestar Music Video for Agents of the Four Seasons
Wit Studio has taken its collaboration with renowned music producer Orangestar a step further by releasing the second music video for the Agents of the Four Seasons: Dance of Spring (Shunkashuuto Daikousha: Haru no Mai) series. This new video focuses on the series' ending theme, "Hana Ikada" (Flower Raft), performed by Kase. The studio had previously produced a similar work for the opening theme, "Petals"; thus, both main songs of the series have been crowned with Wit Studio's signature visual quality.
Agents of the Four Seasons is a popular light novel series written by Kana Akatsuki, the author of the globally acclaimed Violet Evergarden series, and illustrated by Suoh. The story takes place in a fantasy universe where the seasons are brought to the world through "agents" (daikousha) appointed by the gods. At the heart of the series lies the emotional journey of Hinagiku Kayo, the Agent of Spring who returns after a ten-year captivity, and her guardian, Sakura Himedaka. The anime adaptation, which premiered on March 29, 2026, brings this fairytale world to the screen with Wit Studio's aesthetic vision.
On the musical side, Orangestar, one of Japan's most talented Vocaloid and music producers, adds depth to the project with melancholic and hopeful melodies that fit the series' atmosphere. Wit Studio's experience with major productions such as Attack on Titan, Spy x Family, and Ranking of Kings lends a cinematic depth even to these short music videos. The team, led by director Ken Yamamoto, transforms Kana Akatsuki's poetic narrative into a visual feast, offering fans an unforgettable experience.
These types of high-quality animated music videos not only expand the series' fan base but also reinforce the emotional tone of the story. As the Agents of the Four Seasons: Dance of Spring anime continues to air, Wit Studio proves once again how seriously it takes the visual standards of the series. Fans can expect more surprises in both musical and visual terms as the story of the Agent of Spring progresses.
