Ai Tomioka posted an ED MV for Reno Lemaire’s “Dreamland”.

The official YouTube channel of Ai Tomioka posted a full MV of "Dream Catcher", and the song serves as the ED theme song for Reno Lemaire's "Dreamland", which has been released.

The song is about dreams, hope, and the desire to hold on to something meaningful, even when reality feels uncertain. It invites listeners to think about the relationship between their inner world, their hopes, fears, and wishes, and the world they experience when they awake.

Tomioka has explained that the song deliberately connects the dreams they experience while sleeping and the dreams they pursue in life. She also describes a change in perspective, beginning with a mother's loving concern for her child and eventually shifting to the person fighting to realize their own dreams.

The song is about the bond between people who dream and the people who watch over them. It explores fear, love, perseverance, and the reassurance that even when the future is uncertain, they don't have to face every struggle alone.

The story centers on Terrence Meyer, an 18-year-old male high school student who gains the power to enter a shared dream dimension after conquering his worst fear. When Terrence was seven years old, his mother died in a tragic fire, which left him with severe pyrophobia and recurring nightmares when he helplessly relives the event every time he falls asleep. 

One night, Terrence refuses to run away from the flames anymore. By standing his ground and taking control of the fire within his dream, he conquers his deep-seated phobia. A mysterious, enigmatic man appears and tells Terrence he has become a Traveler, a special kind of dreamer who can consciously enter Dreamland, the vast dimension born from the collective dreams and nightmares of humanity.

Terrence must navigate a double life as a regular teenager by day and a fire-controlling Traveler by night, where his real-world struggles and wild adventures in the dream realm start to overlap.

The manfra anime series will be streamed on Crunchyroll as part of the fall 2026 anime season, available in the Americas (including North, Central, and South America), Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, and the CIS, every Sunday, starting October 18th. 

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Source:

- Ai Tomioka YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w50b45CvOrY

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Photo:

- © Ai Tomioka.

- © Reno Lemaire/Pika Édition • La Chouette Compagnie • Dupuis Audiovisuel.