Nomelon Nolemon posted an OP MV for A-1 Pictures and Psyde Kick Studio's "Grow Up Show: The Sunflower Circus Troupe".
The official YouTube channel of Nomelon Nolemon posted a full MV for "Yurari Yureru", and the song serves as the OP theme song for A-1 Pictures and Psyde Kick Studio's "Grow Up Show: The Sunflower Circus Troupe", which was released last Wednesday, August 12th.
The song is about believing in your dreams, embracing the uncertainty of life, and finding the courage to reach for something extraordinary with someone who inspires you. Its message is that even when your dreams seem like fantasy, you can still pursue them with hope, imagination, and determination. The group consists of Miki Maria on vocals and guitar, and Tsumiki on composition and drums.
Imagine someone who has spent years pursuing a creative passion. They encounter setbacks, face criticism, and sometimes wonder whether their work will ever amount to anything. They may feel caught between the reality of where they are and the future they imagine for themselves. But they keep learning, improving their craft, and connecting with people who share their passion. Eventually, their efforts lead to opportunities and achievements they once thought were out of reach.
The song is about turning imagination into possibility, uncertainty into courage, and dreams into something you can pursue with others. Its message is not that everything will magically work out. Rather, it encourages you to keep reaching for the extraordinary, even when the outcome remains uncertain or other people don't believe in you.
The story takes place in the 1950s and follows the Sunflower Circus, led by Maria Sumeragi, the ringmaster, and the clown, who are struggling with financial problems. Together with the girls, they are fighting to earn a coveted spot in the Circus Collection, an elite, world-renowned global festival.
When a mysterious circus prodigy, Mizuka Tsurumaki, a talented circus prodigy whose arrival revitalizes the struggling circus. She joins their ranks, helping the troupe reinvent their acts with a unique storytelling style.
The anime series is now streaming on Crunchyroll as part of the summer 2026 anime season, available in the Americas (including North, Central, and South America), Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, the CIS, and Asia (including India and Southeast Asia).
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Source:
- Nomelon Nolemon YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZgSKhWu4so
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Photo:
- © Sony Music Entertainment Japan Incorporated.
- © The Circus Collection Association • The Grow Up Show Production Committee.
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