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| ARCANA PROJECT Bring Idol Charm to Bandai’s LINK TRAVELERS With Double A-Side Release |
Best known for singing theme songs for anime like The Aquatope on White Sand and the upcoming Ultraman Arc, the group continues to weave their magic through music – this time as part of Bandai’s latest IP LINK TRAVELERS, which kicked off in May 2025 through shokugan (candy toys) and gashapon.
The new single serves as the second round of image songs for the IP, following the initial set released earlier this spring.
Two Sides of the Idol World
First up, “Kimi no Ichioshi Arimasu ka?” (which roughly means “Do You Have a Favourite?”) leans right into current idol trends – bright, bouncy, and made to hype up a live audience.
If you’re into classic chant-and-wave territory, this one’s made for you.
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On the flip side, “Ruby Ruby” takes a slightly softer turn.
With its nostalgic idol sound and a catchy yet heartwarming hook, it’s got that throwback energy without losing the polish of a modern production.
Think glittery stage lights and a sea of penlights swaying in sync.
Both tracks come in two editions – the Short Size, featured within the LINK TRAVELERS multimedia project, and the Full Size, which brings together all six members of ARCANA PROJECT in full vocal glory.
2nd LINK TRAVELERS Promotional Video:
Where to Listen
The double A-side is now out on major music platforms. Stream or download here:
🎧 https://lnk.to/LZC-3148
More About LINK TRAVELERS
If you’ve not heard of LINK TRAVELERS, it’s Bandai’s new original IP that merges toys, music, and storytelling into a quirky little universe – think collectible capsule figures, candy toys, and now image songs to round it all out.
With ARCANA PROJECT on board, the idol flair just got turned up a notch.
Between sugary visuals and sparkling vocals, ARCANA PROJECT’s new release hits that sweet spot for idol fans – lighthearted, well-produced, and catchy enough to get stuck in your head for days.
Whether you're a long-time follower or just stumbled upon LINK TRAVELERS while browsing gashapon machines, this one’s worth a listen.