Eufinley sends Rembart to investigate while Phoron and Coatie are on another assignment involving demolition work. Transcription: " Operetta - Mitsumeru Seirei" ( Japanese: オペレッタ 見つめる精霊)Ī woman by the name of Maura Ren hires Office Tsuge to get rid of a spirit that has been gliding by her room whenever she is changing. Phoron and Corticarte encourage Misaki to get it, but they later discover that the house is going to be demolished and must rush to rescue her. The girl, Misaki, wonders if she should get her grandmother's memento from the house where she used to live before she died. They see a girl sitting on a bench in a park looking puzzled, and Phoron decides to approach her.
While getting his motorbike fixed, Phoron and Corticarte decide to tour the town. Transcription: " Pureryūdo - Aka no Seirei" ( Japanese: プレリュード 紅の精霊) Koi no Uta ( こいのうた) is performed by Haruka Tomatsu as ending theme. "Phosphorous" is performed by eufonius as the opening theme. Two pieces of theme music were used for the second season. The music is directed by Jin Aketagawa and composed by Magic Capsule. The series was also broadcast on AT-X, Gifu Broadcasting, MBS, and Mie TV. The series premiered on TVK and TV Saitama on Maand is currently broadcasting weekly. The official website was launched on Novemand began streaming a promotional video on Mafeaturing the anime's opening theme but contained no actual anime footage. "Concordia" ( コンコルディア, Konkorudia) is performed by Kukui as the ending theme.ĭiomedea adapted the series into another season entitled Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica Crimson S, directed by Toshimasa Suzuki and written by Ken'ichi Kanemaki, that is not a continuation of the first season but a prequel to it and will tie into Ichiro Sakaki and Noboru Kannatsuki's light novel adaptation of the same name. "Apocrypha" is performed by Eufonius as the opening theme.
Two pieces of theme music were used for the first. Broadcast on TBS, the series premiered on Apand aired weekly until its conclusion on June 19, 2007. On February 6, 2007, one month after the first manga adaptation was announced, the anime adaptation was announced. T.O Entertainment adapted Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica into a twelve episode anime series directed by Junichi Watanabe and Masami Shimoda and written by Ichiro Sakaki.
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