Probably the most bizarre anime opening I’ve ever seen. EVER!

All right! If you love to watch anime like me. You’ll prob­a­bly know (or already known) that every anime gotta have an awe­some open­ing song like this anime, for example.

If you still believe in that fact, you are wrong. The truth is an anime can use a dif­fer­ent lan­guage song, which I found that is weird. How­ever, it is all depends on how the pro­ducer was think­ing. He/she can hire some French dude to dub the anime and left the view­ers in confusion.

Okay, too much words for that. Now let’s talk about that so-called OP I was men­tioned before. You won’t believe me if I keep feed­ing you shitty infor­ma­tion, so I brought you that OP right to you, to see how bizarre it is if dif­fer­ent lan­guage song was used in an anime OP.

Did click play the video? If not, shame on you. If so, I’m gonna explain in the next few sec.

Alright, you might think that the song is from Egypt or Swe­den or you might think it’s some sort of ancient Japan­ese that nobody could under­stand. The fact is, this is a Thai song that called “Poo” not that poo-poo from your ass, “Poo” that means crab in Thai, by “Neko Jump”. You will prob­a­bly say that “Why the hell would he put ‘Thai’ song as an OP. What about the rat­ing?”. All I can say is noth­ing because I also have no idea why would the pro­ducer did such a thing.

As you can see, we might expect to see an anime open­ing song in Russ­ian or maybe in African. Who knows.

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Source : I don’t know, don’t asked me.

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