IDOLiSH7

IDOLiSH7 executive producer Sokichi Shimooka, Infini-T Force producer Kaz Haruna to attend November convention The staff of the Anime NYC convention announced on Thursday that it will host the United States premiere screening of the first two episodes of the IDOLiSH7 television anime on Saturday, November 18. The anime's director Makoto Bessho (Shangri-La, Armitage: Dual-Matrix) and the IDOLiSH7 project's executive producer Sokichi Shimooka will attend the premiere. The convention staff also announced on Wednesday that it will host Infini-T Force producer Kaz Haruna for a panel on Infini-T Force and a signing on Saturday, November 18. The first two episodes of the IDOLiSH7 will also get an advance screening in Japan on November 2. The anime will premiere in January. Bandai Namco Online made the IDOLiSH7 "dramatic rhythm action" iOS and Android game with music in collaboration with Lantis. The player assumes the role of Tsumugi Takanashi, a manager for a new idol group.

Anime to have 17 episodes Bandai Visual began streaming a promotional video for the IDOLiSH7 television anime on Thursday. The video introduces the main characters and shows a newly-animated performance of the IDOLiSH7 group's first song "Monster Generation." An earlier animated music video for the song debuted in 2015. In addition, the staff revealed at the advance screening of the first two episodes on Thursday that the anime will have a total of 17 episodes. The first two episodes will debut together as a one-hour special. The advance screening version opened in 79 theaters in Japan and will begin streaming in Japan on Friday at noon. The first two episodes will also screen early at Anime NYC in the United States on November 18. The anime will premiere in January. The cast members for the IDOLiSH7 and Trigger idol groups are returning from the game: IDOLiSH7 Toshiki Masuda as Iori Izumi Yusuke Shirai as Yamato Nikaidō Tsubasa Yonaga as Mitsuki Izumi KENN

Speed Grapher, .hack//Quantum, Tenchi Muyo! GXP, Gunslinger Girl: Il Teatrino added to catalog Crunchyroll began streaming the first two episodes of the IDOLiSH7 television anime on Thursday. The episodes are available worldwide outside of Asia. The first two episodes will also screen early at Anime NYC in the United States on November 18. The anime will premiere in January. The anime will have 17 episodes. Crunchyroll describes the series: A group of aspiring idols gather at Takanashi Productions and are entrusted with the company's future. The seven men who have just met represent a variety of totally different personalities. However, they each have their own charm and possess unknown potential as idols. Forming a group, they take their first step together as "IDOLiSH7." Their brilliantly shining dancing forms onstage eventually begin captivating the hearts of the people. In the glorious but sometimes harsh world of idols, they aim for the top with dreams in their hea

February 15 game combines all 3 groups in Japan-wide tour Bandai Namco Entertainment announced a new game in the IDOLiSH7 franchise titled IDOLiSH7 Twelve Fantasia! on Thursday. The game is slated for the PlayStation Vita in Japan on February 15. The game features all 12 members of the IDOLiSH7, Trigger, and Re:vale groups in an original story centering on a combined Japan tour. The story is connected to the second and third story parts in the smartphone game. The game allows players to manage the characters' touring schedules, with decisions determining how characters develop. Players must also develop connections with the characters to enhance their performance during concerts. During concerts, players play a rhythm game. The game's final destination is a concert in Zero Arena. Those who pre-order the game will receive a download code for a PS Vita theme, as well as a feature that allows the most advanced character to sing a solo part in the game. First-print limited