#Kiratto Pri☆Chan opening

[prism-stone-planet]

Aaah I was able to get a ticket for the Prichan Virtual Live!! I’m a big fan of Prichan so I’m so excited mainly since there’s a new story written by the anime’s writer and I’ll get to see Emo and Daia again aah. I’ll probably write up an summary here if anyone interested!

[20wipsandimstillbored]

Make no mistake, this...is a voidblog.

And to elaborate, this blog is simply for me to rant post about my favorite franchise. I have way too many fan theories and I am unashamed. °•☆

For anyone interested, the anime(s) I'll be referencing are called Pripara, Idol Land Pripara, Idol Time Pripara, Kiratto Pri Chan, King of Prism, and Pretty Rhythm (Yes, I've been watching for years 😭).

I won't overhype them, plainly put, the animes are made for/cater to children and young teens and everything I'll be writing are just fan theories with no significance to the main plot of the franchise. Taking bits and pieces I know, solidifying my theory ("The System" sucks.) and that's about it.

I'm open to discussion (respectful of course, esp since the anime is about kids, magic and absolute bops for songs) and if anyone comes with evidence to prove my theories wrong(or right 👀), I'd love to hear it! English is my first language, but I know the anime's fan base is ~98% in Japan, so if a question comes through in Japanese I'll do my best to run it through a translator so we can talk.

I don't have a set upload/update schedule, and I'm in school so please don't sit by waiting for my next post. I don't expect to blow up, and again, this is a voidblog, so it's all vibes here for anyone who stops by. Thanks for reading and even if you don't end up watching 1000 eps(One Piece who?), I hope my post are at least used as a case study on Gen Z one day.☆°•

- 20wips

[mirasara]

Even in the openings and the endings we have Mirasara !

Come on Mr.Creator, you can at least tell us there is a little something, no ? 🥺💚💝

[kirakiramelody]

There’s so many Pripara references in this episode

[purimusic]

It may be the feeling of something new (it's now opening) the next stage Welcome, to Illuminage Land The everyday stage for everyone

[coykouchou]

Other ANN news for today:

Manga/anime/light novels-

Kiratto Pri☆Chan Anime Reveals New Cast, Ending Song Artist, April 4 Debut

Ahiru no Sora Basketball Manga Gets TV Anime

Yukari Tamura Sings ISLAND Anime's Opening Song

Kakuriyo Yadomeshi Anime Casts Mitsuki Nakae, Yuki Inoue

Sword Gai Anime Unveils New Cast Members, New Video

Kemono Friends Director Tatsuki Reveals 2nd 'Hentatsu' Anime Short

Sword Art Online: Progressive Manga to Start 'Part 2' in April With New Artist

Bokura wa Minna Kawaisou Manga Gets Side Story Mini-Series

Mahō Shōjo Ore Anime's 2nd Promo Video Reveals April 2 Debut

'Maquia' Anime Film's Trailer Focuses on Mother/Son Relationship

Devils' Line Anime Reveals 1st Promo Video, Visuals, April 7 Premiere

BONES' Hisone to Masotan Anime's 1st Promo Video Reveals April 12 Premiere

22nd Detective Conan Film's Trailer Reveals Masaharu Fukuyama's Theme Song

Discotek Licenses Baldios, Ayakashi, 'Fair, then Partly Piggy' Anime

Live action and etc-

Palladium Books' Robotech License Expires, Remaining Kickstarter Rewards Cancelled

[kyokology]

Kiratto pri☆chan !

maria kanamori icons, requests open

Please like or reblog if saved !

[scolek]

Kiratto Pri*Chan S3 ED1, A・B・C・D・E Iine☆Dance! as sung by NonSugar KiraCHU, Melpan and Rabiri!

Even though Rabiri appears in the opening, she’s not part of the end credit art yet. I assume we’re going to have to wait for Ring Marry to get back from Broadway. 

[natsthinkitythinkthinkthonk]

13th Annual Seiyuu Awards Results

I MESSED UP AND FORGOT TO GET THIS ASAP. HERE ARE THE FULL LIST OF RESULTS.

If anyone translates any of the speeches, I’m open to attempting to time it!

Wikipedia Source

Best  Actor in a Leading Role: Yuuma Uchida 

Agency: I’m Enterprise Highlighted Work: Banana Fish as Ash Lynx

Best  Actress in a Leading Role: Yuuko Sanpei

Agency: Axl-One Highlighted Work: Boruto as Boruto Uzumaki

Best Actors in Supporting Roles: Tooru Furuya and Kenta Miyake

Furuya Agency: Aoni Production Highlighted Role: Case Closed as Rei Furuya

Miyake Agency: 81 Produce Highlighted Role: My Hero Academia as All Might

Best Actresses in Supporting Roles: Yuu Serizawa and Nao Touyama

Serizawa Agency: 81 Produce Highlighted Role: How Not to Summon a Demon Lord as Shera L. Greenwood

Touyama Agency: INTENTION Highlighted Role: Yuru Camp as Rin Shima 

Best Rookie Actors: Kouhei Amasaki, Mark Ishii, Fukushi Ochiai, Shuugo Nakamura

Amasaki Agency: I’m Enterprise Highlighted Role: Hi Score Girl as Haruo Yaguchi

Ishii Agency: Just Production Highlighted Role: Cardfight!! Vanguard G: Z as Chrono Shindou

Ochiai Agency: Aoni Production Highlighted Role: Gurazeni as Natsunosuke Bonda

Nakamura Agency: Across Entertainment Highlighted Role: The Idolmaster SideM as Teru Tendou

Best Rookie Actresses: Manaka Iwami, Tomori Kusunoki, Coco Hayashi, Rina Honnizumi, Kaede Hondo

Iwami Agency: Pro-Fit Highlighted Role: Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms as Maquia

Kusunoki Agency: Sony Music Artists Highlighted Role: Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online as Llenn

Hayashi Agency: 81 Produce Highlighted Role: Kiratto Pri Chan as Mirai Momoyama

Hondo Agency: 81 Produce Highlighted Role: Hinamatsuri as Hitomi Mishima

Singing Award: Hypnosis Mic

Members: Subaru Kimura, Haruki Ishiya, Kouhei Amasaki, Shintaro Asanuma, Wataru Komada, Shinichirou Kamio, Yusuke Shira, Souma Saitou, Yukihiro Nozuyama, Show Hayami, Ryuuichi Kijima, and Kento Itou

Personality Award: Junichi Suwabe

Agency: Haikyou

Merit Award: Kenichi Ogata and Hisako Kyouda

Kei Tomiyama Memorial Award: Kappei Yamaguchi

Kazue Takahashi Memorial Award: Mika Kanai

Synergy Award: Pop Team Epic

Foreign Movie/Series Award: Toshiyuki Morikawa and Yuuko Kaida

Game Award: Nao Touyama

Influencer Award: Yoshino Nanjou

Most Valuable Seiyuu Award: Hiroshi Kamiya

The ceremony was held on March 9, 2019, at the JOQR Media Plus Hall in Minato, Tokyo. The Merit Award and the Synergy Award were announced in February. The four new categories included: Foreign Movie/Series Award, the Game Award, the Influencer Award, and the Most Valuable Seiyu Award.

[millepara]

cafe Kiratto Pri☆Chan @ Collabo Cafe Honpo, Osaka

this cafe is open for most of May so I’ll be going back for sure (for example, tomorrow), but here’s my first visit. read below for the full (long) report with photos and... um, more but first, a throwback: 

pitsu...

Honpo is a reservation-only collab cafe, and I went in the final time slot of the day (8-9:10 pm). I arrived 5 minutes early and they let me in right away, which was nice, and there was only one other reservation there, which was also nice. I even got to pick my own table!

a quick note about the other table: it was two guys in their 30s, one wearing a suit and very focused on smartphoning and one not wearing a suit and very focused on drawing. at one point he held up his sketchbook to show his friend and I was sitting at a perfect angle to stare right at it, which I did, and I will recreate what I saw there to the best of my ability for you:

who was this old man? why was he with Maria? what the hell was going on?

but back to... the cafe... Honpo’s feature offering is the “character bomb”, which is a decorated bakudanyaki. I’d heard of bakudanyaki but had no clue what it was till the train ride over, when google told me it was a giant takoyaki. cool, I like takoyaki, I thought, and ordered the Meltic Star one.

it took nearly half an hour to arrive, which is fine, except when you’ve got a time limit and also eat at the slowest imaginable pace. I imagine it could be longer if the cafe was full? again, it was fine, but I’m glad to know for the future and will maybe order dessert first next time.

according to the menu the Meltic Star bakudanyaki comes with salad (consisting of ~8 leaves), tomato, and a sauce of green and red shiso and plum dressing mixed with mayo. inside it had your typical takoyaki stuff: batter, lots of cabbage, and octopus--but that’s not all. I also found:

corn

cheese

mochi

a very small boiled egg

something I couldn’t identify beyond that it was pink

and I know that there was more I didn’t notice because it was hidden in sauce. it was tasty, the tartness of shiso etc in the dressing kept it from being too heavy, and I do like everything on that list (even Pink Mystery Item), but boy it sure was a surprise to pull out a whole egg.

the menu also shows the sauce in a very fancy and colorful pattern, and like, there was definitely an attempt.

this is a lot about just one menu item, but it really had a lot going on. I got drinks too though and they were:

Sara! it looked the most interesting to me and it matched the Meltic Star theme. it’s kiwi, strawberry, and blue curaçao syrup in soda, and it was really good. it’s hard to go wrong with strawberry kiwi. it was also very, very, very sweet, but that’s a plus for me, haha. it would’ve been my fav if not for

the Meltic Star Shake! this was so good and also ASTOUNDINGLY CUTE. I was trying to guess the flavors as I drank, but I couldn’t figure it out... it turns out it was one flavor, kiwi, mixed with vanilla ice cream and a yogurt drink. the color is all food coloring. I could have sworn I tasted strawberry, but it was probably because at the same time I was also sort of drinking

Anna! this one is milk and black tea layered with milk and strawberry syrup. it wasn’t super sweet like milky drinks can be, but it was a little bland. I couldn’t taste the tea, so I think it may have just had the effect of watering it down a bit, though that may be ok with people who aren’t great with sweet stuff.

overall everything was good and even if I complain, it’s only because anime cafe food is really expensive so I expect a lot out of it. I’m excited to go back, though I think I need at least one dessert-only trip because there’s so many I want to try and I didn’t even have time to order one. it was mostly my own fault bc slow eater, and I also decided to do one of the little message cards and that took forever.... . I hate drawing in front of people, even if those people aren’t looking at me or anywhere near me, and it always gives me a bad case of shaky nerve hands ;; so I’ve never drawn on these sorts of message boards or cards or whatever before, but I thought I’d try this time. for Anna.

when I handed it to the cashier as you’re supposed to, she kind of snorted, so mission accomplished I guess.

last but not least, merch! the drinks come with coasters and food comes with a placemat (mine are up in the photoset). they don’t give you the placemat till you leave, which is thoughtful, so you don’t have to be worried about it getting dirty on the table or scrunched up if you shove it in the basket for your stuff under the chair.

the acrylic stands I wanted were sold out but I got a couple of the mini acrylic charms, which are cuter anyway.

...both were Mel. but if it were a choice between getting double Mel and no Mel, this is definitely the choice I would have made. but I still hope they aren’t sold out yet!!

epilogue: after I left I went to play aikatsu at the arcade, and found the two guys from the other table at the cafe already there, playing aikatsu. in the end, every anime idol fan is the same.

[prism-stone-planet]

A Prism Stone Store will be opening in Kyoto on August 8th!

[megareviews]

Spring 2019 First Impressions

The Spring list is late as usual (is it usual if it’s only the second instance?), but at least I’m closer to the beginning than last year. I’ve reached 50% completion on the doing this for an entire year consistently, so nice.

Aikatsu Friends!: Kagayaki no Jewel (Aikatsu Friends!: Jewel of Radiance): Aikatsu is relatively low on my priority list of magical girl megaseries.

Bakugan Battle Planet: This show actually premiered last semester, but in English, and this season is when the Japanese dub started. Either way it’s somewhere deep in the Bakugan series, which is based off of what are probably my least played children’s toys.

BAKUMATSU Crisis: Second season of an otome game adaption that looked okay when I started it, but I still haven’t watched past the first episode.

Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai (Bokuben / We Never Learn): The main show that I know the source material of, and it is just about meeting my expectations. An average guy who has to study rigorously to maintain his average grades is put in charge of tutoring the two smartest people in his school. This might not make sense until it’s explained that he has to tutor them in their worst subjects, because those subjects are the ones they want to major in for college. It’s a nice theme of working hard for what you enjoy situated in a rom-com with some haremy aspects and an unusually high density of goofy faces, so watch it if you like those aspects.

Bungou Stray Dogs 3: I still need to see what they did with HP Lovecraft in season 2

Carole & Tuesday: What happens when a runaway rich girl and a poor orphan girl meet up on Mars? They form a band of course. A tale of two lonely souls finding each other and become a little less lonely in a big world, making music together. It looks great and it sounds amazing, so this is definitely a priority watch.

Chou Kadou Girl 1/6 (Amazing Stranger): Imagine Buzz Lightyear from the original Toy Story except in a 20 -something guy’s house and then failing the don’t move when humans are around rule almost immediately. That’s what this show is.

Cinderella Girls Gekijou CLIMAX SEASON (Cinderella Girls Theater CLIMAX SEASON): For somebody who doesn’t watch idol shows, the theater shorts are pretty fun, though I’m not nearly caught up in this one to say how this season is going.

Diamond no Ace Act II: Oh boy there’s so much baseball this season and a lot of it is sequels.

Fairy Gone: There’s a lot of things going on in this show but I think I can simplify it to military use of fairies to give soldiers super powers. The protagonist has been taking jobs as a mercenary to find her sister who was split from her after their village was burnt down. Then at an auction that she works as a guard, things start going wrong and the thief who appears is none other than that sister. The first episode ends with the end of a three way fight between security and the girls, so I’m not sure where the show’s going at all. Maybe if the show didn’t flash back to the protagonist’s village burning down three times, there would be a little more time to give direction.

Fruits Basket (2019): I never know how to deal with reboots for shows that I can remember, but haven’t seen the original. I know there’s people who turn into animals and a “do the carpets match the drapes” joke, and that’s about it from the 2001 anime.

Gunjou no Magmel (Magmel of the Blue Sea): After a new continent appears in the world, explorers flock to it, not always as prepared as they should be for venturing into the unknown. The main character works at a company to rescue explorers from mishaps along with a few others. The worldbuilding is interesting and the main character’s black lightning is pretty cool looking, but his attitude and decision making abilities kinda put me off for now. That and the comprehensibility of the subtitles I was watching fell off a cliff halfway through the episode.

Hachigatsu no Cinderella Nine (Cinderella Nine in August): So far it looks like a pretty standard club building show based around women’s baseball. It looks nice and we have 4 club members as of the first episode, so they should make it to at least full team of nine pretty quickly. It looks nice outside of an odd montage near the end of the episode when the club plays a game with some local kids, and the character designs are a bit more memorable than the usual baseball cast. I appreciate the fact that they’re playing hardball, but I’m not the type of person to watch anything sports ever.

Hangyaku-sei Million Arthur 2 (Operation Han-Gyaku-Sei Million Arthur): All I know about this show is that there’s a bunch of characters named Arthur and that it’s a sequel.

Hitoribocchi no Marumaru Seikatsu (Hitori Bocchi's ○○ Lifestyle): When one of the most socially anxious kids in elementary school gets separated by her only friend when they go to different middle schools, her friend gives her a quest: to become friends with everybody in her new class. She’s got a real go-getter attitude, but from feeling physical pain from trying to talk to a stranger to fainting when somebody actually responds to her, she’s got a rough path ahead of her. It’s a really fun show that gets you rooting for the main character in her attempts of communicating with others in a normal manner.

Isekai Quartet: Four of the biggest isekai series in one short mash-up is a recipe for confusion. Especially since they’re all put together in a school setting where no fighting is allowed, even if there are holy gods and undead abominations in the same class. Anything can happen with all these people taken from their original normal lives, tossed into various fantasy worlds, and then slam dunked back into a relatively normal setting.

Jimoto ga Japan (I’m From Japan): I cannot find a trace of the anime anywhere online and I am glad of this having read the manga. It is just a really dumb comedy about Japanese prefectures that I struggled to read a few chapters of before giving up.

Joushikausei: A silent anime, as in there’s no spoken words, about a few high school girls. It’s an interesting concept, but I found it a bit uncomfortable to watch, mostly due to the whimpering and other nonverbal noises the girls were making.

Kedama no Gonjirou (Gonjiro the Yarn Ball): A children’s show that hasn’t been licensed and no group is fansubbing it, how unusual… It actually looks interesting though so I might search for the raws to check it out.

Kenja no Mago (The Magi’s Grandson): A child raised by a powerful wizard in the country reaches an age where he can move out to the city and attend a magical high school. Unfortunately for him, his parental figures only taught him combat and magic, so he doesn’t really know how to sustain himself in the reals world. It is a decent concept but there’s a 50/50 chance of any scene looking nice or looking awful, and the scene transitions all look like they were made in Powerpoint.

Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slaying Blade): A happy family of coal sellers is destroyed in a night when a demon strikes. The eldest son was out due to a combination of work and a blizzard, and when he returns he finds all but one of his family members completely cold and covered in blood. This last member is rushed down the mountainside for medical aid, only to turn into a demon on the way down. A meeting with a demon slayer turns tricky as he tries to protect his demonized sister who’s fighting between killing instincts and her love of her brother. The opening promises some beautiful animations and the overall show isn’t slacking either, so overall it’s a very promising show.

KING OF PRISM -Shiny Seven Stars-: It’s the TV version of a boy band movie tetralogy which is also a sequel I think?

Kiratto Pri☆chan Season 2: A sequel to a idol anime that I reviewed last year. I think this is one of the first times a sequel has shown up that I also reviewed the first season of, though unfortunately it was for  a show that I didn’t watch fully.

Kono Oto Tomare! (Stop this Sound!): One more club building show for this season, this one about a Japanese instrument called a koto. After all the upperclassmen of the club graduated in the previous year, only the main character is left in the club, and needs more members before the club gets closed, the usual. The first new member is a seemingly delinquent 1st year who is surprisingly diligent. There wasn’t too much interesting or unique other than the topic of the club, so music fans might find this more watchable than I.

Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo YU-NO (YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World): The first episode for this kind of front-loaded introducing characters and pulled out its premise of parallel dimensions and a device to navigate them towards the end, which means I’d probably have to watch another episode to figure out how I feel about it. It’s nice to not have a giant exposition dump take up the first episode of a show, especially since it will have two cours to tell a story, but I didn’t feel any particular gravitation towards the characters by this point, so I won’t be prioritizing any follow-up on it.

Mayonaka no Occult Koumuin (Midnight Occult Civil Servants): With a job at a place called the Nocturnal Community Relations Division, the first thought of the type of people dealt with is most likely not going to be fairies. Our main character is taken from a world of the ordinary to being able to see and talk to the supernatural creatures that live locally, called Anothers. His co-workers are equipped with magically enchanted police tape and other trinkets to help solve issues that occasionally arise between Anothers. I like the modern fantasy setting, and the fairly low level fights with the supernatural so far, so there’s promise in where the show goes.

Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai (Ao Can’t Study): While the name Ao is usually blue, or sometimes even moth, in this case, it stands for Adult Only, the 18+ rating in Japan. This is due to her father’s profession, an erotic writer, and surprisingly, the main character hates her father for naming her that and spends her entire life studying to get into a college far enough away from him. This is thwarted by a guy confessing to her and filling her mind with romance and lewder thoughts, with the help of her father. I hate this as a concept and don’t watch this.

Mix: A semi-sequel baseball anime. I say semi, because from what I’ve gathered it is recommended but not necessary to watch the original first.

Nande Koko ni Sensei ga!? (Why is my Teacher Here!?): It’s about a male student and his teacher, ending up in awkward situations together, like being trapped together in a men’s bathroom stall. A show of pure fanservice through and through, so there’s not much else to say.

Namu Amida Butsu!: Rendai Utena: What started out as an action about cleansing impurities from the world gives us a quick bait ‘n switch to a slice of life about gods bumbling about in the human world attempting to be competent humans. I found it irritating to watch, and it was very clearly based off of a gacha game, which do not have a good track record of making good shows.

Nobunaga-sensei no Osanazuma (Nobunaga’s Young Bride): A modern age middle school teacher way down the ancestral tree of Oda Nobunaga meets the bride of the man himself, who traveled to the present from the day of the original Nobunaga’s death. She’s no older than when she left her original time, which leaves her at 14 years old, with no knowledge of modern day Japan so she’s stuck with the main character’s family and decides to be the new Nobunaga’s bride anyways, which… is weird.

One Punch Man 2: A big sequel of the season, and one where people have been waiting with wary anticipation due to the change in animation studio and director. It definitely looks a lot stiffer than the first season, for action and non-fight scenes, but the story is a bit more interesting in my opinion, as the show starts working on fleshing out other heroes and why they fight.

RobiHachi: the first episode of this really is a springboard for setting up what the plot and cast will be, just about starting right at the very end.  We’ve got an ultra gullible man in debt, a genius teen with no sense of purpose, a robot rabbit helper, and their spaceship that blares its own theme song when it transforms into a mech. They set off to find a legendary planet that grants happiness after a couple of hijinks on their starting planet. It’s a very busy show, both visually and plot wise, but still an enjoyable experience if you can keep up.

Sarazanmai: 50% connecting with other people through oversharing with them, 50% kappas stealing souls from other people’s butts. It’s hard to describe the show but I’m having a good time, and the art is gorgeous, and special care is taken with little details in the show. I’d say watch the first episode definitely, and then decide whether or not to follow up on the rest of the show.

Senryuu Shoujo (Senryuu Girl): The focus of the show is on the Japanese poetry type of Senryuu, mostly because the main character can only communicate with others through writing these poems. Thankfully, she’s got some good friends and is in her school’s Literature Club, so she has plenty of practice and is around people who appreciate her work.

Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san (Meddlesome Fox Senko): The fox gods of the world have a duty to protect humans, and are becoming more proactive in seeking out humans with negative emotions before those emotions go out of control. In comes the male lead of the show, an overworked businessman who has basically just been going through the motions of life by this point. One of the fox gods appears in his house, doing the cooking, cleaning, and other tasks to help relieve the main guy’s stress. It’s comfy and there’s some funny moments, but I feel like the show would be better off as a more episodic show featuring various humans rather than just the one that it looks like the show will focus on. I’m also worried about the romance genre tag that the show has.

Shingeki no Kyojin 3 Part 2 (Attack on Titan 3 Part 2): I’m still on episode 5 of the original series, with no particular motivation to make it any further. More people die in bloody explosions probably.

Shoumetsu Toshi (Lost City): As the title of the show would imply there is a city that has been lost to humanity, as in, it just disappeared one day. The main female character is the only one who survived the city disappearing, and is targeted by a mysterious group due to that, and she tries to return to where the lost city used to be due to a message by her father who went missing with the city. In addition there was a monk with super powers who was standing on a motorcycle’s handlebars facing off against the main girl who could summon her Lost bodyguard with a bunch of guns but that was kinda just thrown in at the end.

Strike Witches 501 Butai Hasshin Shimasu! (Strike Witches 501st Join Fighter Wing Takes Off!): Oh god it’s been so long since I’ve consumed Strike Witches content. This is a slice of life spin off of the original series, so the context is recommended, but not necessary. The animation is also very much on the rough side for a ten minute long short. 

Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki (Yatogame’s Observation Diary): After briefly being disappointed in the lack of heavy Nagoya dialects encountered in Nagoya, the main character runs into a classmate who happens to have one. In addition, all of her favorite foods and animals are popular or famous in Nagoya, so he sticks around with her for meeting his ideals of what a Nagoyan should be. They then travel the city as part of the photography club to see all the sights of the city.

Youkai Watch!: Despite what it looks like from the title, this is pretty deep in a line of sequels of Youkai Watch.

[mirasara]

Chibi Mirai and Chibi Sara holding hands (No, no I can’t see the other, I only see Mirasara 😅)

Also, they kinda like putting to two of them together in the openings and the endings, and I don’t believe in coincidences 😂💚💝

I know, I’m obsessed 😅

[recentanimenews]

Cure Finale, A New PreCure Girl to Join Delicious Party Pretty Cure This Summer

    Toei Animation's official website for the ongoing 19th Precure TV series, Delicious Party Pretty Cure, unveiled a visual of Cure Finale, a new PreCure who will join the story this summer, for the first time.

  At this time, it has not been announced who will transform into this new PreCure or who will voice her, but for those who have watched recent episodes of the anime, it is not so hard to guess. Stay tuned for her appearance!

    ＼????大ニュース????／ この夏登場する新たなプリキュア、✨ #キュアフィナーレ ✨のビジュアルを公開！ プリキュア誕生の瞬間をぜひおたのしみに????#precure #デパプリ https://t.co/IhhMR81Ytm pic.twitter.com/Yh14N9i33G

— デリシャスパーティ♡プリキュア公式 (@TVanime_precure) May 29, 2022

      It was also announced that the anime's second ending theme song, "Kokoro Delicious," will be sung by voice actress/singer Rico Sasaki.

  Sasaki has been active as a stage actress since 2009 when she was 11, and made her solo singer debut as Rico in 2014. She recently performed the theme/insert songs for Dropkick on My Devil! (2018), BOFURI: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense. (2020), and Duel Masters King (2020). As an anime voice actress, she is best known as Daia / Daia Nijinosaki in Kiratto Pri☆chan and Poporon in Dropkick on My Devil!.

  This is the first time that she has sing a song for the PreCure franchise. She says, "I am filled with a happy feeling to be involved in this long-running and beloved PreCure series. I sang this song with the joy of sharing the same moment and the hope that everyone's circle of happiness will expand while saying 'Thank you' over and over again! I hope you will savor and enjoy this song filled with the source of smiles and energy! Please taste every bit of it!"

  The CD single of "Kokoro Delicious" is set to be released in Japan on August 24, 2022. The coupling song of the single, "NO PRIDE, NO LIFE!" will be sung by Rie Kitagawa (Go! Princess PreCure, Mahou Girls PreCure, Star Twinkle PreCure, Healin' Good♥Precure, Tropical-Rouge! Precure), along with Mayumi Gojo (Futari wa PreCure, Futari wa PreCure Max Heart) and Machico (Healin' Good♥Precure, Tropical-Rouge! Precure, Delicious Party Pretty Cure) as chorus singers.

    Rico Sasaki:

        Also, the anime's first character song album "Vocal Album ~Welcome to Delicious Party~" is set to be released in Japan on July 20, 2022. In addition to newly-recorded songs by the current three PreCure girls - Yui Nagomi / Cure Precious (CV: Hana Hishikawa), Kokone Fuwa / Cure Spicy (Risa Shimizu), and Ran Hanamichi / Cure Yum-Yum (Yuka Iguchi), the album is confirmed to include songs by Takumi Shinada (Yuma Uchida), Rosemary (Tomoaki Maeno), and Amane Kasai (Ai Kayano).

  CM:

    CD jacket:

  Song list:

   1. "Cheers! Delicious Party♡Pretty Cure" (LIVE Edit Ver.) Machico

 2. "Welcome to Delicious Party" Rico Sasaki, Machico, Chihaya Yoshitake

 3. "Smile Menue◎" Yui Nagomi (Hana Hishikawa)

 4. "Anata to Tea Party" Kokone Fuwa (Risa Shimizu)

 5. "Delicious Sear~ch!" Ran Hanamichi (Yuka Iguchi)

 6. "My true self" Amane Kasai (Ai Kayano)

 7. "Kizuna♡Specialty" Cure Precious, Cure Spicy, Cure Yum-Yum, Cure Finale

 8. "Ore ni Dekiru Koto" Takumi Shinada (Yuma Uchida)

 9. "Ari no Mama GLORIOUS" Rosemary (Tomoaki Maeno)

 10. "Share-shite! PreCure" Chihaya Yoshitake Ver.

 11. "Save your smile" Machico

 12. "DELICIOUS HAPPY DAYS♪" (LIVE Edit Ver.) Chihaya Yoshitake

   Bonus Track

 13. "Welcome to Delicious ~Remix for Rico Sasaki~"

 14. "Welcome to Delicious ~Remix for Machico~"

 15. "Welcome to Delicious ~Remix for Chihaya Yoshitake~"

      The 19th Precure TV anime series Delicious Party Pretty Cure premiered in Japan on February 6, 2022, and has also been simulcast on Crunchyroll to its members in North America, Latin America including the Caribbean, South America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa. 

    TV anime "Delicious Party Pretty Cure" trailer:

    Key visual:

  RELATED: Delicious Party Pretty Cure Feature Film Opens Its Teaser Site with Teaser Trailer

     Sources: "Delicious Party Pretty Cure official website / Twitter, Marvelous press release

  ©ABC-A, Toei Animation

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu

[legend-of-zelda-voices]

"Despertar del SOL!" from Kiratto Pri☆Chan

Translated title: "The Awakening of the SUN!"

LoZ: Link (ALBW, LA:Switch, TFH:Option), Ravio, Gulley, Irene

LU: Legend, Ravio

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This song is for the character Solulu.

Translated English Lyrics:

O sun, open up the future!

I ask of you to take hold of this hand

For I shall take you somewhere farther than yesterday

Like a dance that surpasses expectations,

I'll give you an eternity

The (wonderful) truth of love and the world

Overlap each other

Let's make it happen (together), with that twinkle in your eye,

Our wishes shall enwrap the stars

Once you awaken, the world will change

"It's just as I said" (The awakening of the SUN!)

I swear to you that

I will always protect you (The awakening of the SUN!)

Facing the sun

With a dazzling radiance,

I'll forever sing for you!

Wait for me, wherever you are

I'll lead you to your heart's desire

Don't give up no matter what happens

I'll be right there at your side

Like a rose (filled with passion), once you devote yourself,

Life will take shape along with the world

Become a star and dance as you

Revolve around our sky (The awakening of the SUN!)

As our hearts beat in our chests,

Let's make it happen (The awakening of the SUN!)

Facing the sun

With a dazzling radiance,

I'll forever sing for you!

Never forget to give everything a try

The potential you hold...

Once you awaken, the world will change

"It's just as I said" (The awakening of the SUN!)

I swear to you that

I will always protect you (The awakening of the SUN!)

Facing the sun

With a dazzling radiance,

I'll forever sing for you!

I'll forever hold you tight!

(From the Prichan Wiki website)

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