Manga 'Ruri no Houseki' Gets TV Anime in 2025

by DatRandomDude
Sep 10, 11:29 AM | 16 Comments

Production company Aniplex opened an official website for a television anime adaptation of Keiichirou Shibuya's Ruri no Houseki (Introduction to Mineralogy) manga on Wednesday, scheduled to premiere in 2025. The Aniplex Online Fest event will reveal more information for the anime on September 16.

Shibuya began serializing the educational adventure manga in Harta magazine in August 2019. Enterbrain shipped the fourth volume in August 2023 and will release the fifth volume on September 13.

Official site: https://rurinohouseki.com/
Official X: @rurinohouseki

Source: Comic Natalie

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I am curious on it too. It is quite interesting...

Sep 12, 10:18 PM by Yuno

Definitely curious about this one. Gonna try to tune in to Aniplex Fest if I can. 👀

Sep 12, 11:49 AM by Lumenesca

CocoaGalaxy said:
...Rocks? Rocks?

Jesus, Marie....

Sep 11, 3:55 PM by RSGX

@Sharan955 Ohh , I see my bad then. Yeah , a Ruri Dragon adaptation will be a great addition to the cute girl & wholesome anime list!!

Sep 11, 1:15 PM by Yubisoft

@malvarez1 We still have an anime about a dude who is reborn in another world as a vending machine and who unironically tells you real facts about the Japanese vending machine industry.

Sep 11, 11:23 AM by RobertBobert

...Rocks? Rocks?

That has to be the shortest synopsis ever.

Reminds me of koi asteroid, though uhh

Or is this gonna be a short anime? Really not enough info

EDIT: is it actually aimed at children and/or like, those kind of educational manga? Hmm

Sep 11, 1:22 AM by CocoaGalaxy

@Yubisoft As @keepinup said I thought it was about Houseki no Kuni at the first glance.
But would still like to get an anime for Ruri Dragon, haven't read it yet, but Main girl-chan looks hella cute

Sep 10, 11:35 PM by Sharan955

There really is a manga/anime for everything. Cute girls slice-of-life/mineralogy? Sure, why not.

Sep 10, 8:57 PM by malvarez1

yes! yes! been a while since ive seen an anime related to geology or earth sciences (koisuru asteroid) so its good to see there's more out there!

Sep 10, 4:03 PM by Boazanian

Damn this title making me think it was Ruri Dragon for one second then Land of the Lustrous for another.

Sep 10, 2:56 PM by Phlaryx

Has anyone actually read this manga? How moe-ish is this? Looks like CGDCT, but based on searches, the manga isn't very well known outside of Japan.

Sep 10, 1:27 PM by RobertBobert

@Sharan955 I thought it was about Houseki no kuni

Sep 10, 1:07 PM by keepinup

I like rocks so I will watch.