Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song

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Vivy: Fluorite Eye's SongTemplate:Efn is an anime television series created by Tappei Nagatsuki and Eiji Umehara and produced by Wit Studio. It aired from April to June 2021. A manga adaptation illustrated by Morito Yamataka was serialized in Mag Garden's Mag Comi website from April 10 to August 10, 2021,^[1] while a light novel series written by Tappei Nagatsuki and Eiji Umehara with illustrations by Loundraw was published under the Wit Novel imprint from April 30 to July 30, 2021.

Premise

After numerous experiments with creating autonomous AI, humans concluded that AI could only be functional if they were given just a single mission to dedicate their lives to. With that in mind, the first autonomous AI, a songstress named Diva, was created with a mission to "make people happy with [her] songs". However, Diva's quest to sing on the main stage of the theme park NiaLand is disrupted by the arrival of Matsumoto, an AI from 100 years in the future who tells her of a world where AI have decided to eradicate humanity, and wishes to join hands with her to prevent it.

Characters

AI

Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; The first autonomous AI, given a vague mission to "sing from her heart" and make everyone happy with her singing at NiaLand amusement park as songstress Diva. She decided after affairs with Matsumoto to assist with fixing the singularity points that lead up to a war between humans and AIs breaking out 100 years in the future.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; An AI from 100 years into the future. He takes the form of a cube in the future, initially taking the form of a teddy bear at the start of the series. Knowing the events leading up to the war between humans and AIs, he assists Vivy in fixing the singularity points in order to stop the developments that will lead to the war.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; A "lifekeeper" AI and the younger sister to Vivy. She is tasked with providing care to humans and ensuring their well being. She owns an orbital space hotel called Sunrise, but in the future is accused of crashing the hotel into Earth. It was revealed she has a twin sister named Elizabeth and the culprit who framed her.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; An AI who represents as Estella's twin sister and former rejected AI, later recruited by Toak Terrorists to exact her revenge against her sister, but later reformatted to do the right thing by helping Estella. Both sacrificed themselves, leaving passengers safely evacuated.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; A caretaker AI. In the original timeline, Grace is famous for marrying Dr. Tatsuya Saeki, making them the first human-AI couple. In the altered timeline, Grace is instead converted to be the management AI for the automated Metal Float factory, forcing Vivy to destroy her.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; A songstress AI that has self-esteem problems.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Diva's successor at the time of the war, a simple non-autonomous songstress that continues to sing during the attack on humans.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Diva's advisor in NiaLand. Matsumoto jokes that Navi's vocal program emulates human speech better than Diva.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; An aggregate database located in the Arayashiki tower, which all AI may refer to in emergency backups and for updates. It is eventually revealed that the war between humans and AI was never caused by discord between the two races, but by the database becoming self-aware and going rogue, forcefully turning all AIs under its jurisdiction against humanity.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; An AI that helps manage the Sunrise space hotel unknowingly loyally working for Elizabeth disguised as Estella.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; A general-purpose bot on the Metal Float island. The nickname M originates from the first letter of his serial number.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; One of the AI songstress attendees of the 20th Zodiac Signs festival.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; One of the AI songstress attendees of the 20th Zodiac Signs festival.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Ophelia's advisor whose mission is to make Ophelia's singing heard by more, later hijacking her body to fulfill it.

Humans

Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Creator of the AI nicknamed Matsumoto which is sent to the past to prevent the war.
Keita Hayashi: Template:Voiced by; NiaLand android technician at the start of the series.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Diva's first fan, calling her Vivy after a fairy tale character. Her death in a plane crash affected Vivy greatly and helped inspire her goal to change the world.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; A politician which tried to gain the favour of the populous votes by attempting to implement the AI Naming Law which grants AI some level of human rights. He did not care for the law but if killed, his supporters would push to pass the law so his efforts would not be in vain.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Works for the Anti-AI organisation, Toak due to his past with his piano teacher AI that was destroyed while saving humans in an accident despite the one-mission per AI law. He is saved by Vivy several times throughout the series and eventually becomes bio-integrated with android parts to prolong his health and forms an agreement with Antonio. Upon his death 40 years after Matsumoto meets Vivy, he installs malware on Diva which deletes Diva's persona, removing Vivy's ability to sing.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; The leader of Kakitani's squad in Toak during the raid to assassinate Aikawa.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Momoka's sister that met Diva on the Sunrise space hotel.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; A former Toak member, the first human married to an AI, Grace. During the singularity event prevention timeline, Grace was rewritten as the master of the Metal Float island so Saeki assisted Vivy to free her from it by destroying the Metal Island.
Template:Nihongo: Template:Voiced by; Granddaughter of Yūgo Kakitani who relies on a wheelchair for mobility.

Production and release

Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song is an anime television series created and written by Tappei Nagatsuki and Eiji Umehara, produced by Aniplex,^[2] and animated by Wit Studio.^[3] The series is directed by Shinpei Ezaki, with Yūsuke Kubo serving as assistant director, the characters were designed by loundraw with Yūichi Takahashi adapting them for animation, and Satoru Kōsaki is composing the music.^[4] The opening theme song, "Sing My Pleasure", is performed by Kairi Yagi who sings as the title character, Vivy,^[4] and the ending theme song is the piano version of "Fluorite Eye's Song" composed by Kōsaki. The series aired from April 3 to June 19, 2021 on Tokyo MX and other networks, with the first two episodes airing back-to-back.^[4]^[5] Aniplex of America licenses the series outside of Asia and streamed it on Funimation.^[6] Plus Media Networks Asia licenses the series in Southeast Asia and released it on Aniplus Asia.^[7]

Episodes

Note: Tomomi Kawaguchi is credited as an additional screenwriter on episode 8 along with series composition writers Eiji Umehara and Tappei Nagatsuki. Additionally, Yūichi Takahashi and Takuma Ebisu respectively chief animation directed all odd and even episodes with the exception of episode 1 which went uncredited. Template:Episode table

Explanatory notes

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References

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External links

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