The sci-fi anthology anime series MIRU: Paths to My Future kicked off last week in Japan. Today, no matter where you are, you can enjoy a creditless version of the show’s opening—complete with appearances from characters across all five stories.
Check it out, set to opening theme “AI=UTA” by virtual artist group V.W.P.:
MIRU: Paths to My Future Creditless Opening
The MIRU: Paths to My Future series includes:
Episode 079: “Stardust Memory” (Director: Norio Kashima)
Episode 101:“The King of the Forest” (Director: Okamoto)
Episode 217: “Londonderry Air” (Director: Tomohiro Kawamura)
Episode 630: “Re: MIRU” (Director: Naofumi Mishina)
Episode 926: “Wait, I’ll Be There” (Director: Saori Nakashiki)
The concept on the project’s official website reads:
In the distant future, humans create a robot named MIRU capable of traveling through time, visiting various eras, places, and even parallel worlds. Unlike some robots, MIRU isn’t equipped with weapons. Instead, it helps people overcome immense obstacles peacefully, encouraging new beginnings without violence. MIRU continuously evolves by interacting with people, learning and growing to assist those struggling to survive. It listens to their problems and offers support. By helping others, MIRU sets off a “Butterfly Effect,”* of dramatic change guiding society toward a brighter future. Why was MIRU created? What is its purpose? Can it save the Earth and humanity from a dystopian future?
Source: Official YouTube Channel
