Kobayashi-san Chi No Maid Dragon Ed Lyrics

The Real Star of Kobayashi-san Chi No Maid Dragon? Its Ending Theme!

Okay, hear me out. Kobayashi-san Chi No Maid Dragon is adorable. The dragons are cute, the story is heartwarming. But... is anyone else low-key obsessed with the ending theme, "Ishukan Communication"?

Unpopular Opinion Alert!

I might be alone on this, but the end credits are my favorite part. I actually look forward to it. The art is cute, but it is the song, though. I think it's better than the opening!

Don't get me wrong, the opening is catchy! But the ending theme has a different vibe. It is gentle, a little bit quirky and surprisingly deep.

Deciphering Dragon-Speak (Sort Of)

Let's be real, most of us don't speak Japanese. So, we rely on subtitles or translations. But even without understanding every word, the feels are there!

Have you tried singing along? It's a disaster, I admit. But still so much fun to attempt!

Thanks to the internet, we can dive deep into the lyrics of "Ishukan Communication". And that's where things get really interesting.

The Lyrics: More Than Just Fluff

The song touches on themes of friendship, loneliness, and acceptance. It's subtle, wrapped in a package of bubbly J-pop. But it's there!

Think about it: Tohru, Kobayashi, and all their friends are trying to navigate a world that wasn't exactly built for dragons. The song captures that awkwardness and heartwarming journey. All it took was some Ishukan Communication, or unusual communication.

It is about embracing your weirdness and finding your place. That is what I think, anyway.

The Music: An Earworm You Won't Regret

The melody is undeniably catchy. I challenge you to listen to it once and not have it stuck in your head all day.

It's the kind of song you find yourself humming while doing the dishes. Or while trying to work. Oops.

The singer's voice is perfect for the song. A little bit sweet, a little bit quirky, a whole lot of enjoyable. Also, who can resist a good J-pop bop?

Is It Just Me, Or...?

I think "Ishukan Communication" perfectly complements the anime. It is like a warm hug after each episode.

It's a reminder that even in a world of dragons and chaos, there's always room for connection. This is why I always find the closing more entertaining. Maybe it is the animation style, or maybe it is because I am a sucker for J-pop.

So, next time you watch Kobayashi-san Chi No Maid Dragon, don't skip the ending! You might just find your new favorite earworm.

Let me know if you are like me! Maybe we can decode Ishukan Communication and learn what we missed.