GLIM SPANKY's beloved track "Ikari wo Kureyo" has found new life as the ending theme for Netflix's "Fight Class" (喧嘩独学), which launched globally on June 11. The song, released in 2016, has been a concert fixture for the male-female rock duo for a decade.

The pairing feels natural given the song's rebellious spirit. Guitarist Hiroki Kamemoto explained that the track's anti-establishment energy aligns with the protagonist's defiant character. "The main character's rebellious spirit resonates with this song and our rock music," he said. "I'm excited to see what kind of energy is born when the visuals and music come together."

Vocalist Remi Matsuo echoed his enthusiasm, noting the surreal feeling of watching a 10-year-old track gain new relevance. "It's truly special to have a song resurface as an ending theme for a new project. I'm overflowing with joy, and the song itself seems to be celebrating."

"Fight Class" is a live-action adaptation of the popular Korean webtoon, starring Aoshi Suzuka in the lead role. For GLIM SPANKY, the placement represents a broader recognition of their catalog—just as they mark their 12th anniversary as a major label act today.

The band is currently touring behind their latest album "Éclore" (Éclosion), with the "Éclore Tour 2026" running through August 27. Multiple shows have already sold out, including dates in Yokohama, Kobe, Hokkaido, and Tokyo. A live performance of "Ikari wo Kureyo" from their June 2025 Osaka show is also featured on the deluxe edition Blu-ray of "Éclore."

For longtime fans, this moment underscores how GLIM SPANKY's material has endured and continued to resonate. For Netflix viewers discovering the song for the first time, "Ikari wo Kureyo" serves as an gateway to a band that's quietly built one of Japan's most committed fanbases through tireless touring and emotionally raw rock music.