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The energetic Kakusei insert song from Promare, performed by Superfly, capturing Lio Fotia's fiery theme for anime edits, AMVs and hype moments.

This short clip captures the driving opening of Kakusei, the rock insert song that scores Lio Fotia's scenes in Promare. Superfly's powerful vocals surge over pounding drums and bright, anthemic guitars, building a sense of speed, fire and defiant confidence in just a few seconds. The melody is instantly recognisable to fans of Studio Trigger, feeling urgent and triumphant rather than gentle or background-like. Played on its own, it works as a burst of energy, a hype cue before a reveal, or a musical shorthand for a character who refuses to back down.

Kakusei is a song by Superfly written as an insert song for Promare, Studio Trigger's 2019 anime film, and it is closely associated with Lio Fotia, the leader of the Mad Burnish. Its driving rock arrangement and soaring chorus helped it stand out on the film's soundtrack and circulate widely among anime fans online. Short clips are now commonly reused in fan edits, AMVs and tribute videos, where the track instantly signals Promare's fiery, high-speed style without needing any dialogue or explanation.

專業使用技巧

Drop it right on the cut to a transformation, entrance or comeback, letting the vocal hit land with the reveal. Pair it with fast cuts and fire or speed effects, but keep the clip short so the energy peaks instead of looping into background music.

使用案例

  • Hype up an anime character entrance edit.
  • Soundtrack a fiery transformation or comeback montage.
  • Open a Promare fan video with instant energy.
  • Punctuate a gaming victory clip with triumphant music.

常見問題

What is the Lio Fotia Kakusei sound?
It is a short excerpt from Kakusei, the rock insert song by Superfly associated with Lio Fotia in Promare, featuring powerful vocals, driving drums and an anthemic guitar melody.
Where is Kakusei from?
Kakusei comes from Promare, Studio Trigger's 2019 anime film, where it is used as an insert song and is closely linked to Lio Fotia and the Mad Burnish.
Why do creators use this sound in edits?
Creators use it for instant energy and drama, especially for entrances, transformations and comebacks, because its urgent rock sound makes a reveal feel bigger without needing dialogue.

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