MeMinor posted an ED MV for the second cour of Akira Ozaki's "Please Excuse My Younger Brothers".

The official YouTube channel of MeMinor posted a full MV for "Mabataki" or "Blink", and the song serves as the ED theme song for the second cour of Akira Ozaki's "Please Excuse My Younger Brothers", which the song has been released. The song is included on the band's single, which will be released on Wednesday, November 18th.

The song is about the fleeting nature of relationships, unspoken feelings, emotional uncertainty, and the importance of cherishing moments with someone before they disappear. The group consists of Misaki on vocals and guitar, Sasuke on bass and leader, Wata on guitar, and Aoi on drums.

The title of the song is an incredibly brief moment. You close your eyes, and when you open them, the world is still moving. It can be interpreted as a metaphor for how quickly life and relationships change. Some moments seem ordinary when they were experiencing them, but they can become precious memories later. It encourages listeners to appreciate those moments, even when they are imperfect or difficult.

The message of the song is that life moves forward in the blink of an eye. Cherish the people who matter, accept the imperfections of relationships, and don't let the fear of losing something prevent you from appreciating it while it's still here. Even the briefest moments can leave lasting impressions.

The story centers on Ito Narita, a second-year high school student and the only child who lives a peaceful life with her mother. Instead of an ordinary setup, she unexpectedly finds herself as the new older sister to four unique, lively stepbrothers, forcing her to adjust to being an only child.

The anime series will be streamed on Crunchyroll as part of the summer 2026 anime season, available worldwide, excluding Japan, China, and Korea, and also on Ani-One Asia in selected Asian countries, every Saturday.
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Source:
- MeMinor YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08yzS5x031w
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Photo:
- © Sony Music Labels Incorporated.
- © Akira Ozaki/Shueisha • Please Excuse My Younger Brothers Production Committee.

 

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