Super Tour! Super Senior Gets Its Voice
The upcoming TV anime Super Tour! Super Senior has revealed its opening theme, bringing M!LK into the series with the energetic song “That’s! Supernatural.”
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- Sep 22, 2026
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A new anime is getting ready to put its own personality into the spotlight.
The upcoming TV anime Super Tour! Super Senior has revealed that the vocal and dance group M!LK will perform its opening theme, titled “That’s! Supernatural.”
The announcement arrived on September 23, adding another piece to the identity of the series before its broadcast.
M!LK Joins the Anime
Rather than using an instrumental track or an established anime act, Super Tour! Super Senior is bringing M!LK into the opening.
The group is known for its energetic performances, making its involvement an interesting match for a series built around senior characters and the unexpected situations that come with them.
The song is officially titled:
“That’s! Supernatural” — M!LK
Even before the anime begins, the opening theme gives viewers an early idea of the kind of atmosphere the production wants surrounding the series.
A Different Kind of Senior Story
The title alone makes Super Tour! Super Senior stand out.
Instead of centring its premise around the usual high-school cast, the anime turns its attention towards older characters.
That creates room for a different kind of comedy and character interaction.
The appeal isn't simply that the characters are older.
It's what happens when people who have already lived through decades of experiences are placed into situations that can still surprise them.
Their relationships, habits and personalities can create humour without needing to rely entirely on the usual school-anime formula.
Why the Opening Matters
Anime openings are often more than just a song played before an episode.
They introduce the mood of a series.
A fast, energetic opening can make a comedy feel more chaotic. A softer song can immediately tell viewers that the emotional side of the story deserves attention.
With M!LK performing “That’s! Supernatural,” Super Tour! Super Senior is getting an opening performed by a group whose identity is strongly connected to live performance and dance.
That gives the anime another opportunity to establish its personality before viewers even reach the first major story moment.
The title is already doing some work
There is also something amusing about the song being called “That’s! Supernatural.”
Placed alongside Super Tour! Super Senior, it makes the project sound deliberately playful.
The anime doesn't appear to be taking its title or concept too seriously — and that could become one of its biggest charms.
More Than Just an Opening Song
For viewers who discover an anime through its opening, the song can become part of the show's identity almost immediately.
That is especially true when the performer has a strong fanbase of its own.
M!LK's involvement therefore gives Super Tour! Super Senior an extra connection outside the anime itself.
Now there is another reason to pay attention when the series begins: not just the characters and story, but the opening that introduces them every week.
For now, “That’s! Supernatural” is the latest piece of information giving fans a clearer picture of what Super Tour! Super Senior wants to be.
And if the anime manages to match that energy, the opening may end up being one of the first things viewers remember.
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