Kekka Alright

Coming straight from its run as the opening theme for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Kocchi no Kento's track "Kekka Alright" takes on a whole visual identity of its own in its standalone music video. Directed and animated by Saitei Yasai Corner, this is one of those animated music videos where the energy of the song and the visuals just lock in together perfectly. You get abstract, symbolic imagery — determination, resilience, that whole push-forward feeling — rendered in a vibrant, kinetic animation style that feels distinct from the Vigilantes anime itself. It's only a few minutes long, so there's no plot or characters to follow. Think of it more like an animated mood piece. The song is catchy and motivational without being corny, and the visuals match that tone beat for beat. If you liked the energy of music videos like YOASOBI's "Idol" or Eve's "Kaikai Kitan," this hits a similar spot where the animation elevates the music into something you want to rewatch. And if you're already into My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, it's a nice companion piece that captures the spirit of that series in a condensed, purely aesthetic form. It's short, it's free-standing, and it's worth the few minutes just to vibe with it.