Always a Catch! TV Anime Premieres in April with Key Visual and Main PV Revealed, Opening Theme by HoneyWorks feat. Airi Suzuki
The TV anime Always a Catch!: How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince is set to premiere in April, with the key visual and main promotional video now revealed. Alongside the announcement, the opening theme song has been confirmed as “Chikai wa Kyun to.” by HoneyWorks feat. Airi Suzuki.

TV anime Always a Catch!: How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince key visual © Mayo Momoyo, Itsuki Mito, Kaki Nagato / SQUARE ENIX, Always a Catch! Production Committee
The series is based on the original light novel written by Mayo Momoyo and Itsuki Mito, published under SQEX Novel, as well as the manga adaptation illustrated by Kaki Nagato and serialized on Manga UP!. This action packed romantic comedy follows a martial artist noblewoman navigating marriage prospects, and the franchise has surpassed one million copies in total circulation.

© Mayo Momoyo, Itsuki Mito, Kaki Nagato / SQUARE ENIX, Always a Catch! Production Committee
The newly released key visual centers on Maria, a duke’s daughter from the Kingdom of Muro. She is depicted alongside Renato, the first prince of the neighboring Kingdom of Rubini, her distant relative Aida, who is also a duke’s daughter, Placido, the second prince of Rubini, and Raimondo, a close aide to Prince Renato. The illustration presents the cast with bright and lively expressions that reflect the energetic tone of the story.

© Mayo Momoyo, Itsuki Mito, Kaki Nagato / SQUARE ENIX, Always a Catch! Production Committee
The main promotional video features newly unveiled footage, showcasing the unconventional heroine Maria and the lively, powerful daily life she stirs up. Viewers can enjoy the comedic expressions of the distinctive characters, as well as dramatic scenes where romance with the prince begins to unfold. A portion of the opening theme song is also revealed for the first time in the PV. The upbeat and positive song enhances the charm of the series’ world.

© Mayo Momoyo, Itsuki Mito, Kaki Nagato / SQUARE ENIX, Always a Catch! Production Committee
HoneyWorks commented that they aimed to create a song that reflects Maria’s cheerful personality and the fast paced story that draws everyone around her into motion. They encouraged viewers to enjoy the energetic, heart fluttering sound that also carries a touch of nostalgia and bittersweet emotion. Airi Suzuki added that the song includes many unforgettable phrases and expressed her hope that listeners will feel both the pop energy and the slightly elegant atmosphere of the anime.

© Mayo Momoyo, Itsuki Mito, Kaki Nagato / SQUARE ENIX, Always a Catch! Production Committee
Comments from HoneyWorks

Honey Works
Thank you very much for allowing us to perform the opening theme for the TV anime Always a Catch!: How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince. Maria is so pure and full of life, and the story develops rapidly while pulling everyone around her along, so we focused on reflecting that image in the song. Please enjoy the energetic, heart fluttering sound that also has a hint of nostalgia and bittersweet emotion. Airi Suzuki’s vocals also show many different expressions in this track. We hope you enjoy this song as it colors the beginning of the story alongside such an amazing performance.
Comment from Airi Suzuki

Airi Suzuki
I am Airi Suzuki from HoneyWorks feat. Airi Suzuki, and I will be performing the opening theme for the TV anime Always a Catch!: How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince. When I was offered the opportunity to sing the opening theme, I was filled with happiness. I have covered HoneyWorks songs several times before, so this time I recorded while using a vocal approach that matches both the world of this anime and the world HoneyWorks creates. As the title “Chikai wa Kyun to.” suggests, the song is filled with phrases that stay with you after just one listen. I hope viewers can feel both the pop energy of the anime and its slightly elegant atmosphere, and I truly hope you look forward to it.
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