Miru: Paths To My Future anime reveals studios and staff

Wednesday, February 12, 2025, saw the official website for the Miru: Paths To My Future anime project reveal the animation studios and staff for each of its five episodes. The omnibus series is being created and produced by machinery manufacturer Yanmar Holdings and will feature unique animation studio and staff selections for each episode.

A preview image from each episode of the Miru: Paths To My Future anime was also shared on the official website, alongside additional details such as the director’s comments and more. The anime project is currently slated for an April 2025 premiere, with no official release date and time shared as of this article’s writing.

Miru: Paths To My Future anime reveals staff info for each of its five episodes

The five episodes for the Miru: Paths To My Future anime are episode 079: Stardust Memory, episode 101: The King of the Forest, episode 217: Londonderry Air, episode 630: Re: MIRU, and episode 926: Wait, I’ll Be There. The full staff list for each episode can be found at the anime’s official website, linked in the embedded tweet above. Notable staff from each episode include:

Episode 079: “Stardust Memory”
Animation Production: LinQ
Director: Norio Kashima
Script: Yasushi Hirano
Character Design: Sumakidori
Mecha Design: Kenji Teraoka
Episode 101: “The King of the Forest”
Animation Production: TriF Studio
Director/Character Design: Okamoto
Script: Aya Matsui
Animation Director: Shoko Miyano
Episode 217: “Londonderry Air”
Animation Production: Scooter Films x Shirogumi Inc.
Director: Tomohiro Kawamura
Character Design: Jino
Script: Kazuho Hyodo
Animation Producers: Shinya Higuchi, Hiromasa Inoue
Episode 630: “Re: MIRU”
Animation Production: REIRS
Director: Naofumi Mishina
Script: Yasushi Hirano
Character Draft: Saeko Suzuki
Animation Producers: Yukimasa Morimura, Shinichiro Sawae
Episode 926: “Wait, I’ll Be There”
Animation Production: LARX x Studio Hibari
Director: Saori Nakashiki
Character Designer/Executive Producer: Terumi Nishii
Script: Katsuyuki Suumisawwa
Art Director: Hirofune Hane

As mentioned above, the Miru: Paths To My Future anime is set to premiere sometime in April 2025. A full release date will likely be shared sometime in the coming weeks. Virtual singer group V.W.P. will perform the opening theme song of AI=UTA. The anime’s ending theme song, if it has one, has yet to be revealed as of this article’s writing. However, given the choice for different staff on each episode, it’s possible each will also have a unique ending theme.

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Masuo Ueda serves as the executive producer of the series, with Yanmar Holdings credited with creating and producing the anime. Skyfall Co., Ltd. is offering production support, while btrax Japan LLC is cooperating with the planning of the anime. The anime’s staff previously stated a desire to steer the mecha designs away from currently existing tropes, and that the story may or may not have a traditional villain, hero, or conflict.

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