https://x.com/anipoke_PR/status/1983473885954629872
>Rising Again:
>We've received comments from Shizuku-san from Polkadot Stingray, who are responsible for the Pokémon anime ending theme "Nete mo samete mo"! This huge Pokémon fan told us how she felt when she learned they'd be handling the ending:
Shizuku: Hello everyone, this is Shizuku from Polkadot Stingray. This time we'll be handling "Nete mo samete mo", the ending theme to the TV show Pocket Monsters Rising Again. I'm so happy! I'd now like to tell you all kinds of things about the song and about Pokémon.
>Q: How did you feel when you learned you had been chosen to handle the theme song?
Shizuku: When I learned we were going to do the theme song, I got so happy I cried. And then, when it was time to turn the song from a demo into a fully realized track... or rather, when we got the point of starting to write the full song, I cried again as I was writing the lyrics. I was so happy I cried, see? And then when we were doing the final recording, of the vocals, I cried again as I was editing them by myself at home. I was so happy! Thank you so much.
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https://x.com/anipoke_PR/status/1983473885954629872
>Rising Again:
>We've received comments from Shizuku-san from Polkadot Stingray, who are responsible for the Pokémon anime ending theme "Nete mo samete mo"! This huge Pokémon fan told us how she felt when she learned they'd be handling the ending:
Shizuku: Hello everyone, this is Shizuku from Polkadot Stingray. This time we'll be handling "Nete mo samete mo", the ending theme to the TV show Pocket Monsters Rising Again. I'm so happy! I'd now like to tell you all kinds of things about the song and about Pokémon.
>Q: How did you feel when you learned you had been chosen to handle the theme song?
Shizuku: When I learned we were going to do the theme song, I got so happy I cried. And then, when it was time to turn the song from a demo into a fully realized track... or rather, when we got the point of starting to write the full song, I cried again as I was writing the lyrics. I was so happy I cried, see? And then when we were doing the final recording, of the vocals, I cried again as I was editing them by myself at home. I was so happy! Thank you so much.
>Rising Again:
>We've received comments from Shizuku-san from Polkadot Stingray, who are responsible for the Pokémon anime ending theme "Nete mo samete mo"! This huge Pokémon fan told us how she felt when she learned they'd be handling the ending:
Shizuku: Hello everyone, this is Shizuku from Polkadot Stingray. This time we'll be handling "Nete mo samete mo", the ending theme to the TV show Pocket Monsters Rising Again. I'm so happy! I'd now like to tell you all kinds of things about the song and about Pokémon.
>Q: How did you feel when you learned you had been chosen to handle the theme song?
Shizuku: When I learned we were going to do the theme song, I got so happy I cried. And then, when it was time to turn the song from a demo into a fully realized track... or rather, when we got the point of starting to write the full song, I cried again as I was writing the lyrics. I was so happy I cried, see? And then when we were doing the final recording, of the vocals, I cried again as I was editing them by myself at home. I was so happy! Thank you so much.