The Ruri
Rocks series, this season's mineralogy-focused anime, has released
its opening and closing sequences uncredited, allowing fans to
further immerse themselves in its brilliant universe filled with crystals,
science, and discovery.
An
opening that captures the thrill of discovery
The opening is
set to the song "Hikaru no Sumida", performed by
singer Rei Yasuda. This animation introduces the essence of the
anime: the excitement that Ruri Tanigawa feels every time she
discovers a new gemstone. With vibrant colors and a charming visual direction,
the video highlights Ruri's enthusiasm for the bright and unknown.
A serene
ending with Ruri's heart
The ending
theme features the song "Sapphire", performed
by Hana Hope. Unlike the opening, this closing offers a more
contemplative atmosphere, highlighting the emotional connection between Ruri
and the natural world. It's a perfect farewell after each episode that leaves
the viewer with a sense of calm and curiosity.
A
scientific adventure among crystals
Currently
streaming on Crunchyroll, the anime follows Ruri Tanigawa,
a high school student obsessed with everything that glitters. Her passion takes
her to the mountains in search of crystals, where she meets Nagi Arato,
a graduate student specializing in mineralogy. As the two begin to collect
minerals together, Ruri begins to develop a genuine fascination with science
and the beauty of the natural world.
Anime
production and origin of the manga
Keiichirou
Shibuya's original
manga has been published since 2019 in Kadokawa's Harta magazine.
The animated adaptation is directed by Shingo Fuji at Studio
Bind, with composition by Michiko Yokote, character design
by Mayu Fujii, and music by Daisuke Achiwa and Kazuki
Yanagawa. With its unique focus on science and nature, Ruri Rocks presents
itself as an educational and visual gem for all audiences.
