My Happy Marriage special episodes get creditless opening and ending videos

The official My Happy Marriage anime website has released creditless opening and ending sequences for the special episodes, with all three episodes now streaming on Netflix. The new material gives viewers clean versions of the songs and visuals without on-screen credits.

What has been released

The opening theme is Shiawase de Namida ga Deru no wa. by Riria, while the ending theme is Prelude no Temae ni ~for me&you~ by Kashitaro Ito. AnimeTV’s report also highlights a new final visual and lists the cast, including Reina Ueda as Miyo Saimori and Kaito Ishikawa as Kiyoka Kudo.

The special episodes continue the adaptation of Akumi Akitogi’s light-novel series. The story follows Miyo, who grows up in an abusive household before an arranged marriage changes the direction of her life. Netflix is the current streaming home named by the source report.

AnimeTV attributes the update to the official My Happy Marriage anime website and links to a Japanese report from Natalie. That gives the announcement a primary-source trail rather than leaving the creditless videos as an unverified fan upload.

Why the new videos matter

Creditless openings and endings are small releases, but they are useful for fans who want to see the animation and typography clearly, or who collect the series’ music and visual direction. They also confirm that the special-episode rollout is active rather than merely announced.

The release keeps the focus on the adaptation’s presentation rather than adding a new plot development. Viewers who have already watched the Netflix episodes can now revisit their opening and ending sequences without the usual broadcast overlays.

Our opinion

This is a modest but worthwhile update for My Happy Marriage viewers. The key fact is not just that clean videos exist: all three special episodes are already streaming on Netflix, so the material is immediately useful rather than a distant promotional tease. The creditless versions are best understood as a presentation extra, while the official-site attribution gives the announcement enough grounding for a straightforward news item.

Fans should treat AnimeTV’s linked official-site report as the primary trail if further details about the special episodes appear.