The anime adaptation of Dreamland, based on the French manga by Reno Lemaire, is making its television debut in Japan on October 17, 2026. The launch brings the fantasy adventure to the screen with newly announced opening and ending theme songs.
New Theme Songs Introduced
The anime’s opening theme, “movin’on,” is performed by Faulieu., while Ai Tomioka performs the ending theme, “dream catcher.” Both songs were featured in the series’ second promotional trailer, giving viewers an early preview of the music accompanying the adaptation.
The songs add to the anticipation surrounding the anime’s launch and introduce audiences to the musical direction of the new series.
Based on Reno Lemaire’s French Manga
Dreamland adapts the manga created by Reno Lemaire. The television version brings the original work into animation, giving fans a new way to experience its fantasy setting and characters.
The adaptation also represents a notable release for viewers interested in manga originating outside Japan and subsequently receiving a Japanese anime production.
Where to Watch Dreamland
The series is scheduled to premiere in Japan on October 17 in the ANiMAZiNG!!! programming block on ABC TV, TV Asahi and affiliated stations.
For international viewers, the anime is planned to stream on Crunchyroll worldwide except in Asia. ADN is also listed for French- and German-speaking regions. Availability may vary depending on the viewer’s location.
What Fans Can Expect
With its television debut and two newly revealed theme songs, Dreamland is entering a new stage of its journey from manga to anime. Viewers can look forward to discovering how the animated adaptation brings Reno Lemaire’s fantasy story to life.
