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The anime premiered in Japan on April 3 with the first and second episodes.
Funimation is streaming the anime as it airs in Japan.
The story takes place in Nialand, where dreams, hope, and science exist together as an AI theme park. The theme park is where the first autonomous humanoid AI is born. Vivy is an AI who sings on stage for park attendees every day, as it is her directive to make everyone happy through song. She performs wholeheartedly for the attendees in the park. One day, an AI named Matsumoto appears before her. He says he has come from 100 years in the future with the directive of working with Vivy to correct history, and to stop the war between AI and humans that breaks out 100 years from now. The 100-year journey of the AI songstress Vivy begins.
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Vivy Season 2 release date: Tappei Nagatsuki/WIT Studio interview, Vivy -Fluorite Eye’s Song- Season 2 predictions
Thu May 27, 2021 at 8:45pm ET
The story about how WIT Studio created Vivy -Fluorite Eye’s Song- is almost as interesting as the anime itself. Pic credit: WIT Studio
The Vivy -Fluorite Eye’s Song- anime TV series is an original story co-written by Re:ZERO creator Tappei Nagatsuki and scriptwriter Eiji Umehara. Never mind when will Vivy Season 2 come out; the real question is if there will be a Vivy sequel at all.
The Vivy anime is being produced by animation company WIT Studio, best known for producing the Attack On Titan anime series (but not Attack On Titan Season 4), Netflix’s The Great Pretender anime, and the Vinland Saga anime (the director has repeatedly teased Vinland Saga Season 2).