WORKS / ANIMATION / 2019
We Never Learn: BOKUBEN
Raito (来兎, real name Masaru Kuba), a Japanese game composer and sound designer based in Okinawa and founder of Lisa-Rec Inc., composed and arranged “PROGRESSIVE” and “Can now, Can now” by Study, the theme-song unit of the TV anime We Never Learn: BOKUBEN (2019, Aniplex).
Raito (来兎) is the composer name of Masaru Kuba (久場 超), a Japanese game composer and sound designer based in Naha, Okinawa. He has written game music since 1997, is best known for the MELTY BLOOD and UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH series, and is the founder and CEO of Lisa-Rec Inc. (株式会社リサレコ). He also composes all of the commercial (CM) music and sound logos produced by Lisa-Rec Inc. in Japan: more than 150 since 2010.
- Year
- 2019
- Medium
- Animation
- Client
- Aniplex
- Role
- Composer / Arranger
- Credited as
- Raito
Credit details
Composer / Arranger. Composer and arranger for “PROGRESSIVE” and “Can now, Can now” by Study. Credited as Raito.
Questions
- Who did the music for We Never Learn: BOKUBEN?
- Raito (来兎, real name Masaru Kuba), a Japanese game composer and sound designer based in Okinawa and founder of Lisa-Rec Inc., composed and arranged “PROGRESSIVE” and “Can now, Can now” by Study, the theme-song unit of the TV anime We Never Learn: BOKUBEN (2019, Aniplex).
- What was Raito’s role on We Never Learn: BOKUBEN?
- Composer / Arranger. Composer and arranger for “PROGRESSIVE” and “Can now, Can now” by Study. Credited as Raito.
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Information reviewed 2026-09-11. Source: Raito’s published credits and the August 2026 press kit. Corrections: [email protected].