VERTEX FORCE has released its creditless opening, featuring “Synchro Blue” by ClariS. Crunchyroll News published the video on September 18, 2026, ahead of the anime’s announced Japanese broadcast on October 3.
Crunchyroll also plans to stream the series as part of its autumn simulcast lineup, although the announcement does not specify the territories concerned.
What the opening confirms
The video presents the opening sequence without its usual credits while establishing the song attached to the series. It does not add details about the episodes themselves, but it places the anime’s musical identity alongside its first announced broadcast date.
Kazuhiro Takamura directs VERTEX FORCE and handles its character design at animation studio SMDE. Goro Kuji assists with direction, while Kanetake Ebikawa designs the Engines and JNTHED designs the ENIA.
The series composition is credited to Kazuhiro Takamura and Masashi Suzuki. Hiroyuki Tadokoro oversees CG direction, and Nobuaki Nobusawa composes the music.
A family, the Engines and Okinawa
According to Crunchyroll’s synopsis, VERTEX FORCE follows a family that possesses the secret power of the “Engines” and faces mysterious enemies appearing in Okinawa. That premise is the main piece of story context attached to the opening announcement.
October 3 is announced for Japan, but streaming details remain limited
The Japanese television broadcast is announced for October 3, with no broadcast time provided in the publication. Crunchyroll’s autumn simulcast is confirmed as an intended part of its programming, but the relevant regions are not listed.
For viewers following the series on Crunchyroll, the announcement currently provides an autumn simulcast plan without specifying the relevant territories or a complete viewing schedule.
VERTEX FORCE now has a confirmed opening song and a Japanese launch date. Crunchyroll’s regional scope and streaming schedule remain unspecified.
Official source
- Crunchyroll News: VERTEX FORCE creditless opening —crunchyroll.com
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