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SPYAIR「Kill the Noise」――懲罰勇者の叫びが世界を切り裂く瞬間

JapanPublished January 16, 2026

Views 220  |  Likes 0  |  Comments 0
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This video has 220 views, ranking #2,296,600 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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SPYAIRが放つ最新楽曲「Kill the Noise」は、ただの新曲という枠を超え、物語と感情、そして現代を生きる私たちの心に深く入り込んでくる一曲です。本楽曲は、2026年1月より全国28局で放送中のTVアニメ『勇者刑に処す 懲罰勇者9004隊刑務記録』の主題歌として書き下ろされました。アニメの持つダークで重厚な世界観と、SPYAIRならではの力強くも人間味あふれるサウンドが融合し、唯一無二の楽曲として完成しています。 『勇者刑に処す 懲罰勇者9004隊刑務記録』は、ロケット商会による同名小説を原作としたダークファンタジー作品です。電撃の新文芸から刊行され、数々の賞を受賞してきた人気小説が、ついに初のTVアニメ化を果たしまし…

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January 16, 2026
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