by The upcoming fall 2026 TV anime “Super Jun! Super Senpai” has revealed a new promotional video featuring the opening theme song “That’s! Chojou” by M!LK. The anime is scheduled to begin broadcasting in Japan on October 6, 2026, with the series set to air nationwide on the Kantele and Fuji TV networks.
Alongside the second main promotional video, additional stills and theme-song information have been announced. The ending theme will be “Mata Ashita” by Shifuku Poncho, giving fans two new songs to look forward to when the anime premieres.
Based on the manga by Shun Numa, “Super Jun! Super Senpai” is a supernatural police comedy that combines unusual psychic abilities, action, workplace comedy, and the chaotic relationship between two very different police officers.
“That’s! Chojou” Brings Extra Energy to the New PV
The newly released second main PV introduces more of the anime’s colorful world while highlighting M!LK’s opening theme, “That’s! Chojou.”
The promotional video initially creates a somewhat calm and cinematic atmosphere. However, the mood changes dramatically once the opening song begins. The video then moves at a much faster pace, showing the characters, supernatural abilities, police investigations, and comedic situations that define the series.
The energetic rhythm of “That’s! Chojou” matches the anime’s unpredictable tone, particularly its combination of supernatural action and comedy. The PV also gives viewers a better look at the partnership between the two central characters, Jun Chojo and Nao Ippongi.
M!LK is a five-member dance-vocal group, and “That’s! Chojou” marks their participation in the upcoming anime as its opening theme performers. The song is expected to add another layer of energy to the series from its very first episode.
Meanwhile, the ending theme “Mata Ashita” will be performed by the young three-member band Shifuku Poncho. The song focuses on the warmth found within the characters and the neighborhood in which the story takes place, offering a contrast to the high-energy opening theme.
What Is “Super Jun! Super Senpai” About?
“Super Jun! Super Senpai” is based on Shun Numa’s manga of the same name, which was serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump.
The story takes place in Chinjuku, a fictionalized entertainment district filled with colorful characters and unexpected incidents.
At the center of the story are two police officers who could hardly be more different.
Jun Chojo is a highly experienced police officer and a specialist in criminal investigations. He possesses a wide range of supernatural abilities, including mind reading, clairvoyance, and telepathy. His extraordinary powers make him extremely useful when solving difficult cases.
However, Jun’s unusual personality and unpredictable behavior often create situations that are just as chaotic as the crimes he investigates.
His partner is Nao Ippongi, a rookie police officer and skilled judo practitioner. Thanks to her incredible physical strength, she has earned the nickname “Gorilla.”
While Jun relies heavily on supernatural abilities and investigative skills, Nao approaches problems with physical power and straightforward determination.
Together, the unlikely pair becomes a powerful but chaotic buddy team tasked with protecting the peace of Chinjuku.
The official description characterizes them as a “strongest (?) buddy” duo, reflecting the series’ humorous approach to the traditional police-partner formula.
Jun Chojo and Nao Ippongi’s Unusual Partnership
One of the biggest attractions of the anime is the contrast between its two main characters.
Jun can use supernatural abilities that would normally give a detective a major advantage. He can read people’s thoughts, see things from great distances, and use telepathy during investigations.
Nao, on the other hand, is a physically powerful newcomer whose strength can sometimes solve problems in a much more direct way.
This difference creates plenty of opportunities for comedy.
Rather than presenting the two characters as a perfectly synchronized detective duo, the series uses their differences to create unpredictable situations. Their personalities, abilities, and approaches to police work frequently clash, while their partnership gradually becomes an important part of the story.
The anime therefore combines elements of a supernatural mystery series with workplace comedy and buddy-action storytelling.
Main Cast of “Super Jun! Super Senpai”
The anime features a talented voice cast, with Yusuke Kobayashi taking the role of Jun Chojo and Riko Aonori voicing Nao Ippongi.
The confirmed cast includes:
- Jun Chojo: Yusuke Kobayashi
- Nao Ippongi: Riko Aonori
- Robo-kun: Maria Naganawa
- Yuki Inukai: Daisuke Ono
- Hajime Enain: Toshiya Miyata
- Hossan: Nobuaki Kanemitsu
- Riri Senri: Kanna Nakamura
- Heisuke Ban: Kazuki Ura
The supporting characters are expected to add even more variety to the series, particularly as Jun and Nao become involved in increasingly unusual incidents around the city.
Anime Production Staff
The TV anime is being directed by Junichi Yamamoto, with animation production handled by Arvo Animation.
The main production staff includes:
- Original Work: Shun Numa, “Super Jun! Super Senpai”
- Director: Junichi Yamamoto
- Series Composition and Screenplay: Hayashi Mori
- Character Design: Masakatsu Sasaki
- Animation Production: Arvo Animation
- Music: Keiji Inai
The production team will bring Numa’s distinctive comedic style and supernatural police setting to television while expanding the world through animation, character performances, music, and action sequences.
When Does “Super Jun! Super Senpai” Anime Air?
“Super Jun! Super Senpai” will officially premiere on October 6, 2026.
The first episode is scheduled to air at 11:15 PM on the Kantele and Fuji TV nationwide network. From the second episode onward, the regular broadcast time will move to 11:00 PM every Tuesday as part of the “Tuesday Anime!!” (“Ka-Ani-Bal!!”) programming block.
The official broadcast information is:
TV Anime “Super Jun! Super Senpai”
- Premiere: October 6, 2026
- Network: Kantele and Fuji TV nationwide network
- Programming Block: “Tuesday Anime!!”
- Episode 1: 11:15 PM
- Regular Time From Episode 2: Tuesdays at 11:00 PM
Additional broadcast information has also been announced for AT-X, which begins airing the series on October 8.
Streaming Information
The anime will also be available through streaming services.
According to the latest published information, streaming is scheduled to begin on October 6 at 11:45 PM, with subsequent episodes becoming available every Tuesday at 11:30 PM.
In addition, TVer will offer a one-week catch-up stream for the latest episode, giving viewers another way to watch the series after its television broadcast.
Streaming schedules can vary by platform and region, so viewers should check their local service listings for availability.
M!LK’s “That’s! Chojou” Sets the Tone
The opening theme is one of the most anticipated additions to the anime’s latest promotional campaign.
M!LK’s “That’s! Chojou” is used prominently in the second main PV, helping establish the fast-paced and eccentric atmosphere of the series.
The combination of supernatural powers, police investigations, eccentric characters, and comedy gives the anime a distinctive identity. The opening song follows that same energetic direction, with the new PV rapidly switching between character moments and action-oriented scenes.
The official promotional material confirms the theme-song lineup:
Opening Theme:
M!LK — “That’s! Chojou”
Ending Theme:
Shifuku Poncho — “Mata Ashita”
What Makes the Anime Different?
The biggest feature of “Super Jun! Super Senpai” is its unusual combination of genres.
At first glance, it may look like a conventional police comedy. However, Jun’s supernatural abilities completely change the way investigations can unfold.
Mind reading, clairvoyance, and telepathy introduce possibilities that ordinary detectives simply do not have. At the same time, Nao’s physical strength provides an entirely different approach to solving problems.
This creates a story where a serious investigation can quickly turn into an absurd comedy scene.
The fictional city of Chinjuku also plays an important role. It provides a lively setting where strange incidents and eccentric personalities can naturally come together.
For viewers who enjoy supernatural comedy, police stories, unusual character dynamics, and fast-paced anime, the series offers a combination that stands apart from more traditional detective shows.
The Second Main PV Raises Expectations for the Fall 2026 Anime Season
With the October premiere approaching, the release of the second main PV gives viewers a clearer idea of what to expect from the anime.
The trailer highlights the contrast between Jun and Nao while introducing the energetic atmosphere of the series. The addition of M!LK’s opening song makes the PV feel even more dynamic and gives fans their first extended impression of how the music will work alongside the animation.
The newly released still images also provide additional glimpses of the characters and the world surrounding them.
The official Shonen Jump website has confirmed the anime’s October 2026 broadcast, while recent anime information has also confirmed the cast, staff, broadcast schedule, and streaming plans.
“Super Jun! Super Senpai” is shaping up to be one of the more unusual comedy titles in the Fall 2026 anime lineup.
Its combination of supernatural powers, police investigations, action, and comedy gives the series a distinctive premise, while the contrasting personalities of Jun Chojo and Nao Ippongi form the heart of the story.
With M!LK performing the opening theme “That’s! Chojou,” Shifuku Poncho handling the ending theme “Mata Ashita,” and a second main PV now available, anticipation is building ahead of the October premiere.
The TV anime “Super Jun! Super Senpai” begins broadcasting on October 6, 2026, with the first episode scheduled for 11:15 PM before the regular Tuesday 11:00 PM time slot begins from episode two.
For fans looking for a new supernatural comedy with an unusual police setting and a chaotic buddy relationship, Jun and Nao’s first animated cases are certainly worth keeping an eye on this fall.
