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Walküre Makes a Miraculous Comeback With a New Song

Published November 3, 2026 · US

Walküre Makes a Miraculous Comeback With a New Song

TV Anime Macross Δ 10th Anniversary single “Walküre wa Makerarenai” To be released March 24, 2027!CD Jacket Illustration has also...

The celebrated tactical sound unit Walküre, renowned for their integral role in the Macross Δ anime franchise, is set to mark the show's 10th anniversary with a brand-new single. The release, titled “Walküre wa Makerarenai,” is scheduled for March 24, 2027, and was unveiled during a special livestream event commemorating the milestone.

Since their debut in 2016, Walküre has established a commanding presence in the music industry, attaining top positions on major Japanese charts such as Oricon and Billboard Japan. Their acclaim includes securing the Japan Gold Disc Award for “Animation Album of the Year.” However, after concluding their extensive FINAL LIVE TOUR 2023 Last Mission, which attracted audiences of approximately 74,000 across six arena performances, the group paused their activities.

Their return with this single signals a renewed chapter for Walküre, featuring a collection of tracks that blend nostalgic and contemporary styles. The title track embodies the classic kayōkyoku essence that has become synonymous with Walküre's sound. Complementing it are three additional songs: “No Limit! No Brake!,” which introduces an invigorating club anthem vibe; “Ka·i·ka·n,” a dynamic fusion of Showa-era pop and modern techno elements; and a newly recorded version of their signature tune “Ikenai Borderline,” enhanced with orchestral strings and performed by all five members.

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The single will be available in two editions. The first-press edition includes an additional CD featuring a new audio drama titled “Kyousou no Walküre,” penned by series writer Toshizo Nemoto. This narrative explores a competitive storyline centered on the characters’ efforts to promote the innovative Micro Variable Fighter (MVF) within the Macross universe. The audio drama features voice performances from the original cast members, including Mikumo (Ami Koshimizu), Freyja (Minori Suzuki), Kaname (Kiyono Yasuno), Reina (Nao Tōyama), and Makina (Nozomi Nishida), alongside other notable characters.

Visually, the single is complemented by a jacket illustration crafted by Chisato Mita, who is also known for his work with CAPCOM, adding a distinctive artistic element to the release.

To further celebrate the anniversary, FlyingDog's official YouTube channel will roll out full-length music videos from the series on a weekly basis. This initiative begins with the premiere of “Ichido Dake no Koi Nara” on November 5, followed by other iconic tracks from Walküre's repertoire, offering fans a chance to revisit these songs in high-quality formats.

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The lineup of Walküre members—MikumoΔ (JUNNA), FreyjaΔ (Suzuki Minori), KanameΔ (Kiyono Yasuno), ReinaΔ (Nao Tōyama), and MakinaΔ (Nozomi Nishida)—continues to embody the powerful vocal ensemble that has defined the group’s identity. Their return underscores both a celebration of their past achievements and an exploration of new musical directions.

Distribution for the single will include standard retail outlets and digital platforms such as Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music from the release date. Notably, the audio drama included in the first-press edition will remain exclusive to the physical release.

As Walküre reemerges on the music scene to commemorate a decade of Macross Δ, their latest release not only honors their legacy but also injects fresh energy into their distinctive sound. Further updates and content releases are anticipated as the anniversary year progresses, signaling a sustained celebration of this influential anime music unit.

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