Aruma posted an ED MV for the second part of Hiromu and Raemz's "Chitose is in the Ramune Bottle".
The official YouTube channel of Aruma posted the full MV of "While I Can't Go Anywhere", and the song serves as the ED theme song for the second part of Hiromu and Raemz's "Chitose is in the Ramune Bottle", which has been released.
The song is about feeling stuck in life, struggling to move forward, and being unable to escape the emotions or circumstances holding you back. It suggests that a situation continues unchanged: the person is left as they are, unable to make the transition they may desperately need.
The message of the song is that being stuck does not necessarily mean that they lack ambition or that they have failed. They may simply be dealing with feelings, experiences, or relationships that they have not yet figured out. Moving forward does not always require a dramatic breakthrough. Sometimes, it begins with acknowledging their feelings, accepting the present, and taking one small step when they are ready.
The story centers on Saku Chitose, the most popular guy at his school, who is surrounded by friends and girls who admire him. On the surface, he seems like the perfect youth, living the ideal high school life that many would envy.
However, he explores the fact that being popular and admired also comes with its own pressures, expectations, and hidden struggles. Chitose is not a shallow chad stereotype; he’s a surprisingly sharp and considerate person who often goes out of his way to help others.
The 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, the CIS, and Asia (including the Indian Subcontinent and Southeast Asia), and also on Ani-One Asia in selected Asian countries, every Tuesday.
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Source:
- Aruma YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yggEbTtKuX4
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Photo:
- © Aruma.
- © Hiromu • Raemz/Shogakukan • Chitose is in the Ramune Bottle Production Committee.

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