by The latest promotional video for the upcoming TV anime “Choujun! Choujou Senpai”, also known internationally as “Super Psychic Policeman Chojo,” has been released, giving fans a closer look at its unusual combination of supernatural abilities, police action, and comedy.
The new PV features the anime’s ending theme song, “Mata Ashita” (“See You Tomorrow”), performed by the Japanese band Shifuku Poncho. The video introduces more footage from the series and highlights the energetic partnership between protagonist Meguru Choujou and rookie police officer Nao Ippongi.
The anime is scheduled to premiere on October 6, 2026, on the Kansai TV and Fuji TV nationwide network in the “Ka-Anibaru!!” programming block. The first episode will begin at 11:15 p.m., while subsequent episodes are scheduled for the regular Tuesday 11:00 p.m. time slot.
A New PV Introduces the Anime’s Unusual World
The latest promotional video offers a fresh look at the world of “Choujun! Choujou Senpai.” The footage moves between quieter character moments and fast-paced comedic sequences, giving viewers an idea of the series’ distinctive tone.
At the center of the story is Meguru Choujou, a police officer with powerful supernatural abilities. He is an investigation specialist who can use abilities such as mind reading, clairvoyance, and telepathy.
However, having extraordinary powers does not necessarily make Choujou a conventional police officer.
His partner is Nao Ippongi, a rookie police officer and skilled judo practitioner. Because of her incredible physical strength, she has earned the nickname “Gorilla.” Together, the pair form an unconventional police duo who must deal with criminals, strange incidents, and the many absurd situations that occur in the bustling district of Chinjuku.
The contrast between Choujou’s supernatural abilities and Ippongi’s physical strength is one of the central sources of the series’ comedy.
Shifuku Poncho Performs the Ending Theme “Mata Ashita”
One of the biggest new announcements surrounding the anime is the reveal of its ending theme.
The ending song, “Mata Ashita,” is performed by Shifuku Poncho, a young band from Nagoya. The song is designed to bring out a different, warmer side of the series and its characters.
While the main story focuses heavily on supernatural powers, police investigations, and fast-paced comedy, the ending theme provides a more relaxed atmosphere.
The latest PV uses “Mata Ashita” alongside scenes from the anime, allowing viewers to hear the song while getting another glimpse of Choujou, Ippongi, and the other characters.
The production has also announced M!LK’s “That’s! Choujou” as the opening theme. The combination of M!LK’s energetic opening song and Shifuku Poncho’s “Mata Ashita” gives the anime two contrasting musical identities.
What Is “Choujun! Choujou Senpai” About?
“Choujun! Choujou Senpai” is a supernatural police comedy based on the manga by Shun Numa.
The story takes place in Chinjuku, a lively entertainment district that never seems to sleep. Choujou works as a police officer specializing in criminal investigations and can use a wide range of supernatural abilities.
Instead of solving cases through ordinary detective work alone, he can rely on psychic powers such as reading people’s minds and seeing things that ordinary investigators cannot.
His new partner, Nao Ippongi, provides a completely different kind of strength.
Nao is a rookie officer who has trained in judo and possesses remarkable physical power. Although she is more grounded than Choujou, working alongside such an eccentric senior officer is far from easy.
Their unusual partnership creates the foundation for a workplace comedy filled with supernatural incidents, investigations, action, and chaotic misunderstandings.
Rather than presenting a serious crime drama, the series combines police work with exaggerated comedy and supernatural abilities, making the relationship between the two leads an important part of its appeal.
The Manga’s Journey to the Anime
The original manga was created by Shun Numa and was serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump.
The series began serialization in February 2024 and concluded in June 2025. Shueisha published the manga in a total of eight collected volumes, with the final volume released in September 2025.
The manga also received international attention through digital English publication. VIZ Media and MANGA Plus have made the series available to readers outside Japan.
The series was also recognized in the Next Manga Awards 2025, where it placed third in the Comics category, further increasing interest in the property before its anime adaptation.
Main Characters and Cast
The anime features a talented voice cast bringing the eccentric police team and their colleagues to life.
- Meguru Choujou: Yusuke Kobayashi
- Nao Ippongi: Riko Aono
- Robo-kun: Maria Naganawa
- Yuki Inukai: Daisuke Ono
- Hajime Keinain: Toshiya Miyata
- Hossan: Nobuaki Kanemitsu
- Riri Togari: Kanna Nakamura
- Heisuke Ban: Kazuki Urawa
Yusuke Kobayashi voices Choujou, while Riko Aono plays Ippongi. Their contrasting personalities are expected to be an important part of the anime’s comedic timing.
Latest PV Gives Fans a Better Look at the Series
The second main PV expands on the material shown in earlier promotional videos.
The trailer initially creates a comparatively calm atmosphere before quickly shifting into a much faster sequence once the opening theme begins. The contrast reflects the anime itself, moving between character-driven moments and unpredictable supernatural comedy.
The newly released footage also gives viewers a better sense of the supporting cast and the strange incidents that Choujou and Ippongi will encounter.
Rather than relying solely on supernatural action, the PV emphasizes the chemistry between the characters, suggesting that everyday police work and the personalities of the officers will be just as important as the supernatural elements.
The newly revealed main visual similarly brings together Choujou, Ippongi, Robo-kun, and other members of the cast, providing a preview of the colorful ensemble that will populate the series.
When Does “Choujun! Choujou Senpai” Premiere?
The TV anime “Choujun! Choujou Senpai” will premiere in Japan on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
The first episode is scheduled to begin at 11:15 p.m. on the Kansai TV and Fuji TV nationwide network. From the second episode onward, the regular broadcast slot is scheduled for Tuesday at 11:00 p.m.
TV Anime “Choujun! Choujou Senpai” — Key Details
Original Work: Shun Numa, “Choujun! Choujou Senpai”
Original Publisher: Shueisha / Weekly Shonen Jump
Director: Junichi Yamamoto
Series Composition & Screenplay: Hayashi Mori
Character Design: Masakatsu Sasaki
Animation Production: Arvo Animation
Broadcast
Kansai TV/Fuji TV nationwide network:
Every Tuesday from October 6, 2026
First episode: 11:15 p.m.
Regular time from Episode 2: 11:00 p.m.
The broadcast and streaming schedules may vary depending on the service and region.
Opening and Ending Theme Songs
Opening Theme: “That’s! Choujou” — M!LK
Ending Theme: “Mata Ashita” — Shifuku Poncho
What Makes the Anime Stand Out?
For viewers discovering the series for the first time, “Choujun! Choujou Senpai” combines several different elements.
It has the structure of a police comedy, the abilities of a supernatural action series, and the character-driven humor of a workplace comedy.
Choujou’s psychic abilities could make investigations easy, but his eccentric behavior often creates new problems. Meanwhile, Ippongi’s impressive physical strength makes her an effective partner, even though she has to deal with Choujou’s unconventional methods.
This unusual combination is what gives the anime its distinctive identity.
With the latest PV now showcasing the ending theme “Mata Ashita,” and the premiere date approaching, fans can expect more information and promotional material as the October 2026 broadcast gets underway.
For newcomers, the series offers a simple starting point: an unusual police duo, supernatural powers, bizarre cases, and plenty of comedy—all packed into the energetic world of “Choujun! Choujou Senpai.”
