BIGHIT MUSIC has announced an extraordinary collaboration between South Korean boy band Tomorrow X Together (TXT) and the beloved Japanese anime Crayon Shin-chan.
This news is a delightful surprise for fans of both the Korean boy group and the anime.
K-pop sensation TXT and Crayon Shin-chan teams up for an amazing cross-over
Crayon Shin-chan, a Japanese anime series that has captivated audiences for over three decades since its debut in 1992, will feature animated versions of the K-pop group members in an upcoming special episode titled “TXT Is Here.”
In this unique crossover event, the Korean boy group will share the stage with the mischievous and iconic character Shin-chan, entertaining viewers with their talents.
One of the highlights of this collaboration is the group teaching Shin-chan a dance routine to their hit song, “Happy Fools,” a fun and memorable segment that fans will surely enjoy.
What makes this collaboration even more special is that the TXT members took the time to record their own dialogue in Japanese for the episode.
This gesture demonstrates their dedication to their Japanese fans and the importance of connecting with the audience in their native language.
Additionally, they recorded their dialogue in Korean for the dubbed version of the series.
The collaboration extends beyond the television series as TXT will also appear in the Shin-chan manga, adding an exciting element to the written adventures of the popular character.
Fans can also expect special merchandise featuring the anime versions of the TXT members, which will surely become prized collectibles.
The Crayon Shin-chan episode featuring TXT is scheduled to air on Japan’s TV Asahi on October 28.
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