The highly anticipated anime series debuted its inaugural episode on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. This adaptation of the popular light novel, published under ASCII Media Works’ Dengeki Bunko imprint since March 2021, has also seen a manga rendition crafted by Yoshinori Kisaragi, followed by animation produced by Geno Studio.
Unveiling the Ending Theme Video of Your Forma
Shortly after the premiere, TWIN ENGINE made waves by releasing the non-credit ending theme video for “Your Forma”on YouTube, available for all to view. This captivating video showcases a one-chorus rendition of the theme song “Neo-Luddite (ネオラダイト)”performed by the talented artist, 9Lana.
The audience was first treated to a non-credit opening video coinciding with the debut episode’s airing. This visual footage provides viewers with a charming sneak peek into the daily lives of the main characters, Echika Hieda and Harold Lucraft. Despite their proximity, they often pass each other without awareness, illustrating a poignant theme of missed connections.
In the concluding segment of the ending theme video, viewers get to see Echika and Harold mouthing the lyrics of the catchy song, suggesting their enjoyment, despite their voices contrasting with 9Lana’s performance. The scene concludes as the characters inadvertently walk away from each other, disrupting their tacit connection and prompting a moment of recognition.
The distinct personalities of Echika and Harold cannot be overlooked; Echika embodies a machine-like human persona, while Harold represents a human-like robot. Their unique dynamic unfolds through their daily interactions as they gradually grow closer together.
In addition to the main series, “Your Forma”also introduced the second episode of its mini-anime “Petit Forma: Electrocrime Bureau Journal,” featuring voice talents like Kana Hanazawa and Kensho Ono. This episode is readily available for streaming on the “It’s Anime powered by REMOW”YouTube channel.
The latest episode focuses on Harold Lucraft’s insightful musings, comparing his developer, Professor Lexie, to Echika. While both individuals emanate brilliance, Harold points out their shared tendency for carelessness, eliciting a sharp response from Echika. Her initial irritation toward the comparison quickly dissolves thanks to Harold’s clever charm.