If you’ve been catching Mission: Yozakura Family Season 2 Part 2 on Disney+ or Netflix in Singapore, the song over the end credits belongs to KID PHENOMENON from EXILE TRIBE. The seven-member Tokyo dance and vocal group sings “I’m still breathing”, the ending theme for every episode of the new run. Its music video went up on the group’s official YouTube channel on 22 October 2026.
The track came out digitally on 12 October 2026, and it’s the group’s third anime theme since their August 2023 debut. For plenty of listeners outside Japan, end credits are where they first hear a new act. A month ago, these seven were headlining a festival stage in Singapore.
A Spy Family, a Grieving Kid
For anyone new to the series, Mission: Yozakura Family comes from Hitsuji Gondaira’s manga, which ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from August 2019. Its hero is Taiyo Asano, a high schooler who withdrew from the world after losing his family in an accident. He ends up in the chaotic daily life of the Yozakura household, a long-established family of spies.
Singapore viewers can stream it on Disney+ and Netflix, according to the group’s PR team.
The song is a smarter fit than an all-out hype anthem, because Taiyo’s whole story begins with grief. In a written statement, KID PHENOMENON said the song “reflects the determination of the protagonist, Taiyo Asano, who never gives up and continues to face challenges no matter the circumstances.” They added that the series reminded them of “the love that drives us to protect those who are precious to us.”
Built From a Quiet Place
The song was written by Zinee, and composed by Ryosuke Imai, Yoshi and Zinee.
Leader KENSUKE SOREMATSU told DANAMIC that this mood was new ground for the group. “Since this was a worldview that KID PHENOMENON had never explored before, we spent a lot of time experimenting and finding the right direction,” he said.
He described the goal as “Taiyo Asano’s burning determination within an atmosphere of melancholy.” By looking back on their own path, he said, the members landed on one message: “Never give up, and keep moving forward no matter how many times it takes.” For a group whose members were all born in the 2000s, that reads less like a slogan and more like a mood board for being in your early twenties.
The Scene Worth Rewinding
Keisuke Nakashima directed the music video (MV). He has also made videos for Mrs. GREEN APPLE, Travis Japan and LIL LEAGUE.
TSUBASA ENDO pointed DANAMIC to his favourite moment, at 2:38 to 2:46, right before the final chorus. In it, Kensuke dances alone against wide open scenery. “The sound suddenly drops away, creating a sense of loneliness and expressing the song’s underlying determination,” Tsubasa said. That’s the kind of detail worth knowing before you hit play!
The shoot ran late into the night. When the clock struck midnight, the members celebrated SOMA KAWAGUCHI turning 20. Tsubasa said the video “captured KID PHENOMENON’s individual growth and showed how we have all taken another step toward adulthood.”
Third Time Around
Anime fans may know the group from “Existence”, the 2023 ending theme for Rurouni Kenshin. It also landed them on the YouTube series THE FIRST TAKE three months after debut. Then came “Black Flame”, the opening theme for Studio Deen’s The Dark History of the Reincarnated Villainess. Their second album, KIDS00’s, followed on 17 June 2026 and reached No. 2 on Oricon’s Weekly Albums Chart, one of Japan’s main sales rankings.
So the pattern is plain: the anime slots keep coming, and each one hands the group a ready-made audience. One Singapore fan’s story fits that picture. In the group’s own recap of Music Matters Live, she said she found them through TikTok before seeing them live. “Seeing them live had a different appeal from watching them through a screen,” she said.
That show was at CQ @ Clarke Quay on 3 October 2026. KID PHENOMENON headlined Day 2 and closed the main stage at the festival’s 21st edition, which brought together more than 44 artists from 15 countries. Earlier in March, they played SXSW (South by Southwest) in Austin, Texas. Their team says no Singapore dates are planned over the next three months, so streaming is the main way in for now.
Where to Start
If this song is your first taste of them, the music video and the anime ending are the quickest way in.
🎵 Digital release: 12 October 2026
📺 Where to watch the anime in Singapore: Disney+ and Netflix
For a group that started out in 2023, an anime closer is a real chance to win over new listeners one episode at a time. “I’m still breathing” leans into the quiet ache of Taiyo’s story rather than shouting over it, and that restraint is what makes it stick. Watch the official music video and wait for that 2:38 drop. Then add the track from the official listening page before the next episode rolls credits!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of LDH JAPAN.
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