Full Profile
In this profile
Runie Ruse: original songs, horror games and Euphoria
Runie Ruse, whose channel also uses ルニ・ルーズ, is an English-speaking Phase Connect VTuber and singer-lyricist. Her work combines original recordings, collaborations, horror-game playthroughs and ASMR. The contrast between theatrical character presentation and specific songwriting credits is a useful way to approach the catalogue: the fantasy establishes a setting, while the releases show what she makes within it.
The agency's Phase Euphoria introduction places Runie in its third generation alongside Saya Sairroxs, Muu Muyu, Hina Hikanari and Eimi Isami. Its forbidden-runes story describes the character. It should be read as that fictional framework, rather than as a biography of the private performer.
Forbidden: an early recording with a defined creative team
The December 2023 original Forbidden provides an early musical milestone. Runie is credited for vocals and lyrics, Furi for composition and PliXoR for the mix. The production also credits Mai and Eimi for vocal guides, 苡成屋 for art and Alchiet for animation.
Those roles explain more than a general description of Runie as a singer. They show her involvement in the words as well as the performance, while preserving the composer's and production team's contributions. The song is also a recurring title in the later album catalogue, where listeners can find the original alongside other versions.
Casual Blasphemy: the album and its later Deluxe release
Her January 2026 first-album video presents Casual Blasphemy and directs listeners to the album's streaming release. The artist's Bandcamp catalogue separately dates its Deluxe Edition to July 21, 2026. These are different points in the same album's release history, rather than evidence that the July edition was her first musical activity.
The Deluxe track list connects Forbidden, AposTASTY, Pray and Red Mud with a Runie solo version of Into Euphoria, a Japanese version of AposTASTY and an EDM remix of Forbidden. It also includes instrumentals, a cappella material and a bonus track. The alternative versions make the album a useful listening route for someone interested in lyrics, arrangements or how a group-associated song is presented by one vocalist.
In the artist introduction on that page, Runie describes drawing on electroswing, pop-rock and EDM. Those are her stated creative reference points, rather than a reason to assign every track the same genre. The album's variety is easier to follow by choosing particular songs and checking their individual credits.
Red Mud, Pray and Welcome to the Ruse
The February 2026 Red Mud video credits Runie for vocals and lyrics, Shirobeats for music, PliXoR for mixing and Jennacraa for vocal arrangement. It provides one example of the collaborative production behind her originals.
The May 2026 Pray video again credits Runie for vocals and lyrics, with Alterclad responsible for music. The dates of these videos identify when those presentations appeared; they do not override the album's separate release chronology.
October 2026's Welcome to the Ruse adds a different production partnership. Runie and Wolfgang Lohr share the composition credit, Runie provides vocals and lyrics, and Lohr handles arrangement, production and mix. This is a concrete example of her role extending from lyric writing into co-composition, while the recording retains its wider team, including Jennacraa and mastering engineer Tinush Salehi.
Duets with Lumi and Uruka
Runie's For Good duet with Kaneko Lumi, released in November 2025, approaches a song from Wicked. Stephen Schwartz remains the original songwriter; the two creators share the vocals, and Lumi made the video. It offers a different route from Runie's own lyric-driven originals into musical-theatre interpretation.
September 2026's APT. with Fujikura Uruka is another cover, this time of the ROSÉ and Bruno Mars song. The credits separate the two vocalists from Kanalia's vocal editing, REDSHiFT's mix, TSCR's illustration and Nashuuki's video. Neither recording should be confused with an original song written by the performers simply because it appears in their catalogues.
Horror-game runs and other ways to watch
Her official video archive includes Resident Evil runs, Phasmophobia, ASMR and songs. An August 2025 Claire A Hardcore S+ full run in Resident Evil 2 gives viewers a specific gaming entry point. Its challenge-focused title distinguishes the video from a casual first encounter, without making an unsupported claim about a world record.
For someone choosing what to watch, a complete run suits sustained game viewing, while a standalone recording offers a shorter musical introduction. ASMR is another format within the archive. These paths explain the channel's range more usefully than turning each recent game session into a major career milestone.
Selected milestones and a listening route
- December 2023: Forbidden documents an early original, with Runie credited for lyrics and vocals.
- August–November 2025: The cited Resident Evil 2 run and For Good duet show gaming and collaborative music alongside one another.
- January–July 2026: Casual Blasphemy's first-album presentation is followed by the separately dated Deluxe Edition; Red Mud and Pray receive their cited video releases.
- September–October 2026: APT. adds a cover with Uruka, while Welcome to the Ruse documents a co-composition with Wolfgang Lohr.
Start with Forbidden for an early original, then compare the credited teams on Red Mud and Welcome to the Ruse. For a broader recording route, explore Casual Blasphemy's song versions and instrumentals. Continue to Kaneko Lumi for For Good and her own album history, or Fujikura Uruka for APT., violin and composition. The Phase Connect guide and VTuber knowledge guide provide agency context and explanations of these formats.
