Threee posted an OP MV for Katsuwo's "I'm Looking for Zombie".

The official YouTube channel of Threee posted a full MV for "Lakilaki", and the song serves as the OP theme song for Katsuwo's "I'm Looking for Zombies", which has been released.

The song is about finding hope, friendship, and a reason to keep living even when the world feels confusing, broken, or hopeless. Its message is that you don't need to understand everything about life to move forward. Sometimes, the important thing is to keep going with the people who stand beside you.

The message of the song is to keep living, loving, and finding hope. It is an uplifting anthem about embracing life's uncertainties, finding belonging through friendship, and choosing to keep living even when hope seems difficult to find.

The story centers on Aki, a young girl who knows nothing about the world before the collapse. When the virulent global event, Red Day, occurred. It wiped out 90 percent of humanity and turned them into zombies. A new generation has grown up isolated in small and safe villages. 

Aki leaves her village with her childhood friends to search for her missing father inside a zombie-overrun city. What should be a dangerous and terrifying fight for survival turns into an oddly exhilarating and comedic adventure as they explore the ruins, take shelter in places like home improvement stores, and use creative everyday tools to handle the undead.

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 India), and also on Amazon Prime Video in selected countries, every Saturday.

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Source:

- Threee YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVo1w5a_3LY

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Photo:

- © Threee.

- © Katsuwo/ASCII Media Works • I'm Looking for Zombies Production Committee.

 

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