The final season of the hit drama series, "Tokusou 9", featuring Yoshihiko Inohara, is set to premiere on April 9, 2025, on TV Asahi, and it promises to be an eventful last run for fans with the introduction of a new theme song from the popular band 20th Century.
A freshly released poster for the show showcases the leading characters, including Inohara's character, Naoiki Asawa, who leads a dedicated special investigation team grappling with intricate cases. This series, which has evolved since its inception, is the 20th installment and the much-anticipated final season in the long-standing franchise, beginning with "Keishicho Sousaikka 9 Gakari" from 2006 to 2017.
Inohara, who reflects on his journey from a rookie officer to the team leader over the years, stated his desire to fully embrace the role of Naoiki in this final outing. The new season will begin with an expanded special episode, drawing viewers into the narrative prepared to unfold alongside returning cast members who have been integral to the series.
The music of "Tokusou 9 final season" will feature the fresh track "Nebagiba ~Never Give Up!~" by 20th Century. Known for their distinctive pop sound that blends nostalgic elements with a modern twist, the band has partnered with famed composer Kenshi Hayashida and producer CHOKKAKU. This collaboration has resonated with both older and younger audiences, expected to capture the sentiment of perseverance and motivation.
As part of the promotional effort leading to the premiere, the series' previous episodes are being made available for free viewing on the video streaming platform, TVer. Additionally, the official website is conducting an interactive feature allowing fans to vote for their favorite episodes throughout the series’ run, enhancing engagement as the broadcast date draws near.
Viewers can look forward to not only the emotional and thrilling moments typical of "Tokusou 9" but also a chance to celebrate two decades of storytelling through character growth, intricate plots, and the enduring bond between the team members.
The series will air every Wednesday at 9:00 PM, with a special 90-minute episode on the first day, giving audiences the perfect spring treat to binge and discuss.
As the countdown to the premiere begins, fans and newcomers alike can prepare to dive into the meticulous world of police investigation through the eyes of Asawa and his team.
