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“Komada Jouryuusho e Youkoso” The Theme Song, First Trailer

The official website of the original animation film Komada Jouryuusho e Youkoso (Komada: A Whisky Family) debuted the theme song, in the first trailer. On November 10, the anime film is expected to premiere in Japanese theatres.

[raven-at-the-writing-desk]

Did you know that Rollo’s VA also does Licorice Cookie in Cookie Run Kingdom?? They really made him the most pathetic and nonserious baddie lmao

The gif is Rollo in anger management therapy, daydreaming about playing Whack-a-Malleus/j

YEAH, THEY REALLY DID... Rollo's VA (Hiroshi Kamiya)... playing the part of a sentient cookie trying to hard to be taken seriously as a bad guy but just failing at every turn... Turning to the forbidden arts of Black Magic just like Rollo turned to flowers that should have been exterminated to achieve his goals... 💀 Licorice Cookie's in-game description even tells us that he keeps a diary "filled with everyday rants and complaints could fill up a library" which sounds like SUCH a Rollo thing to do??????

Recently I learned that there's a ton of other TWST VAs that are in Cookie Run Kingdom, not just Kamiya-san! If I recall correctly:

Chiaki Kobayashi (Deuce's VA) plays Sparkling Cookie, a bartender known for his impeccable manners and serving delicious juice. How fitting for Juice Deuce Spade, who aspires to be a well-behaved honors student 🧃✨

Aoi Ichikawa (Ruggie's VA) plays Stardust Cookie, a lump of dough granted life from the stars. He now seeks a place to call home and a purpose for himself. I guess you can say Ruggie went on a trip to visit his mom among the stars... ⭐️💫

Nobuhiko Okamoto (Floyd's VA) plays Mint Choco Cookie, a skilled yet humble and polite violinist. This one’s the most different from his TWST counterpart; I think the only thing Floyd and Mint Choco have in common are that they can play instruments 🍬🎻

Wataru Komada (Jade's VA) plays Espresso Cookie, a researcher obsessed with the pursuit of coffee-related knowledge. A perfectionist, he's always preoccupied with work. This is Jade if he had a hyperfixation with coffee instead of mushrooms— (though I’m sure the two can also be combined) ☕️🍄

Nobunaga Shimazaki (Silver's VA) plays Clover Cookie, a bard that seeks inspiration for his songs. The local animals are often attracted to Clover Cookie. He and Silver are similar in coloration and have many animal companions! 🍀🐇

[yuurei20]

Happy Birthday to Rollo’s VA Kamiya Hiroshi!

Kamiya is a multi-award winning voice actor, inducted into the Seiyuu Awards Hall of Fame after receiving more votes than any other seiyuu for five years in a row.

Kamiya debuted in 1994 at the age of 19 and has since contributed to over 800 different anime, video games and drama CDs, such as:

・Bungo Stray Dogs (with Trein’s Koyama and Crowley’s Miyamoto) ・Angel Beats ・The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. (with Silver’s Shimazaki and Riddle’s Hanae)

・Durarara!! ・Blue Exorcist (with Floyd’s Okamoto) ・Skate-Leading Stars (with Riddle’s Hanae, Azul’s Tamaru, Leona’s Umehara, Ruggie’s Ichikawa, Jack’s Ban, Sebek’s Ishiya, Ace’s Yamashita and Trey’s Suzuki)

・Attack on Titan ・Osomatsu-san ・Blue Lock (with Ruggie’s Ichikawa, Riddle’s Hanae, Trey’s Suzuki, Silver’s Shimazaki, Idia’s Uchiyama and Jade’s Komada)

・Fate Stay Night (with Grim’s Sugiyama and Trein’s Koyama) ・Urusei Yatsura (with Trein’s Koyama and Silver’s Shimazaki) ・Haikyu!! (with Floyd's Okamoto, Idia's Uchiyama, Azul's Tamaru, Silver's Shimazaki, Vargas's Takeuchi, Epel’s Tsuchiya, Ruggie's Ichikawa and Riddle's Hanae)

・and Genshin Impact (with Silver’s Shimazaki, Idia’s Uchiyama and Leona’s Umehara)

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GODZILLA VS. MEGALON (1973) – Episode 199 – Decades Of Horror 1970s

“Megalon! Megalon! Wake up, Megalon! Come on, rise up now, to the Earth’s surface! Destroy the Earth! Destroy our enemies! Rise up! Go on! MEGALON!” That’s quite the cheering section you have there, Megalon. Join your faithful Grue Crew – Bill Mulligan, Jeff Mohr, and guest hosts Dirk Rogers and Bryan Clark – as they go quadruple kaiju in Toho’s Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973).

Decades of Horror 1970s Episode 199 – Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973)

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Decades of Horror 1970s is partnering with the WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL (https://wickedhorrortv.com/) which now includes video episodes of the podcast and is available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, and its online website across all OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop.

An inventor creates a humanoid robot (Jet Jaguar) that is seized by the undersea nation of Seatopia & used as a guide for Megalon and Gigan to destroy the above-ground dwellers as vengeance for the nuclear tests that have devastated their society. In an attempt to stop them, a now independently thinking Jet Jaguar brings Godzilla into the fight.

  Director: Jun Fukuda

Writing Credits: Jun Fukuda (screenplay; Shin’ichi Sekizawa (treatment)

Music by: Riichirô Manabe 

Cinematography by: Yuzuru Aizawa 

Editing by: Michiko Ikeda 

Production Design by: Yoshifumi Honda

Special Effects by: Teruyoshi Nakano (director of special effects)

Selected Cast:

Katsuhiko Sasaki as Inventor Goro Ibuki

Hiroyuki Kawase as Rokuro ‘Roku-chan’ Ibuki

Yutaka Hayashi as Hiroshi Jinkawa

Robert Dunham as Emperor Antonio of Seatopia / Motorcycle assailant

Kôtarô Tomita as Lead Seatopian Agent

Ulf Ôtsuki as Seatopian Agent

Gentaro Nakajima as Truck Driver (credited as Gen Nakajima)

Sakyo Mikami as Truck Driver’s Assistant

Fumiyo Ikeda as Man from Unit 1

Kanta Mori as Japan Special Defense Forces Chief

Shinji Takagi as Gojira

Hideto Odachi as Megaro

Tsugutoshi Komada  as Jetto Jagâ

Kenpachirô Satsuma as Gaigan (credited as Kengo Nakayama)

With Doc and Chad occupied elsewhere, Jeff and Bill welcome guest hosts Bryan Clark and Dirk Rogers to examine a last-minute replacement feature for episode 199. Trust us, you will not be disappointed as the Grue-Crew champions another Toho, 1970s, Kaiju entry, Godzilla vs. Megalon, for some silly yet still awesome man-in-suit action. Joining Godzilla and Megalon on screen are fellow giant monsters, Gigan and Jet Jaguar. Jeff finds himself surrounded by kaiju super-fans Bill, Bryan, and Dirk. This episode should not be missed! Enjoy!

At the time of this writing, Godzilla vs. Meagalon is available to stream from Tubi, Freevee, Pluto TV, MAX, the Criterion Channel, and multiple PPV sources. The film is also available on physical media as a Blu-ray in Godzilla, the Showa-Era Films, 1954–1975 (The Criterion Collection).

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror two-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In two weeks, the next episode will be the podcast’s landmark bicentennial (that’s 200th, folks)! In honor of that occasion, the 70s Grue-Crew will also be celebrating the 50th anniversary of what many call the greatest horror movie of all time: The Exorcist (1973). Join us to discuss the film in which one character says, “There seems to be an alien pubic hair in my gin.”

We want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: comment on the site or email the Decades of Horror 1970s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com.

Check out this episode!

[imasallstars]

THE IDOLM@STER SideM 6thLIVE TOUR ～NEXT DESTIN@TION!～ Side TOKYO

Further information regarding the “NEXT DESTIN@TION!” live has been revealed! The Tokyo Stop will occur in Yoyogi National Gymnasium on the 8th and 9th of January.

The voice providers participating in this stop are as follows:

DAY 1

DRAMATIC STARS [Shugo Nakamura (Teru Tendo)], Jupiter [Takuma Terashima (Toma Amagase), Daichi Kanbara (Hokuto Ijuin)], Shinsoku Ikkon [Takeaki Masuyama (Suzaku Akai), Toshinari Fukamachi (Genbu Kurono)], F-LAGS [Yuuko Sanpei (Ryo Akizuki), Shunya Hiruma (Kazuki Tsukumo), Takehiro Urao (Daigo Kabuto)], Legenders [Jun Kasama (Amehiko Kuzunoha), Fumiyoshi Shioya (Sora Kitamura), Wataru Komada (Chris Koron)], C.First [Yuri Ise (Shu Amamine), Masaya Miyazaki (Momohito Hanazono), Take Otsuka (Eishin Mayumi)]

DAY 2

DRAMATIC STARS, Jupiter, Altessimo, Beit [Shun Horie (Pierre), Tomohito Takatsuka (Minori Watanabe)], W, FRAME, Sai [Yuya Nakada (Kuro Kiyosumi), Yutaka Balleta (Shoma Hanamaru)], HighxJoker [Sho Nogami (Shiki Iseya), Shoya Chiba (Hayato Akiyama), Takuma Nagatsuka (Jun Fuyumi), Hiroshi Watanabe (Natsuki Sakaki)], Shinsoku Ikkon, Cafe Parade, MofumofuEn [Shogo Yano (Nao Okamura), Keisuke Furuhata (Shiro Tachibana)], S.E.M., THE Kogado, F-LAGS, Legenders, C.First

[hadukilina]

Katze Troimerai (CV. Amasaki Kouhei)

Vogel Konzert (CV. Nogami Sho)

Ezel Nachtmusik (CV. Kasama Jun)

Yaktofund Sinfonye (CV. Hiroshi Watanabe)

Arista (CV. Shinnosuke Tokudome)

Snicks Nikka (CV. Terashima Junta)

Buggy Crow (CV. Takuma Nagatsuka)

Mumu (CV. Komada Wataru)

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For those wondering, yes their Official names ARE Hiroshi and Yusuke. You can see them credited as such in the DVD cut. I don't know if they are credited in the Japanese Simulcast though. However! You can clearly see here that whilst the crediting is slightly different between the English Cast and the Japanese Cast; one thing remains the same and that is Hiroshi and Yusuke!

Thank you Ricco, Shawn, Komada-san and Sato-san for your wonderful portrayal of our boys! Keep up the wonderful work ^___^

[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.

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Samurai Shodown (2019) - Characters trailer. The game will launch for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on June 27, 2019 in Japan. An arcade version will launch this summer, and the Switch and PC versions will follow in winter 2019. In North America and Europe, the game will launch in June.

The game will be available both physically and digitally for 7,200 yen, or in a digital Deluxe Pack including a Season Pass for 9,000 yen. The Season Pass—which includes four additional characters to be released in August, October, December, and February 2020, respectively—can also be purchased separately for 2,000 yen.

Early purchases of the game will include the following bonuses:

Standard Edition / Deluxe Pack: “Retro 3D: Haohmaru” downloadable costume

Deluxe Pack / Season Pass Bonus (before July 16): “Retro 3D: Nakoruru” downloadable costume

Users who purchase the Deluxe Pack and Season Pass via the PlayStation Store or Microsoft Store before July 16 will also receive a 10 percent discount.

The SNK Online Shop will sell a 30,000 yen exclusive limited edition including a NeoGeo rom casette-style case, art book, and an original picture illustrated by Yumi Saji.

New characters:

Darli Dagger (voiced by Yuu Kobayashi)

A shipwright who has mastered the use of various tools. She washed ashore an island at an early age, where carpenters taught her how to make things and pirates taught her how to protect herself and survive. She is currently building a ship said to be unsinkable with her comrades at the island’s workshop.

Wu-Ruixiang (voiced by Seira Ryuu)

A descendant of an ancient and honorable feng shui clan, Wu-Ruixiang is a woman who serves the Qing dynasty. With a mission is to protect generations of long mai, she travels to various places under the emperor’s command. She is wise, but extremely clumsy. She also dreads exercise as she tends to seclude herself indoors. She calls forth powers of divine beasts, and her secret art can even summon a dragon.

Yashamaru Kurama (voiced by Kouhei Amasaki)

A young, fallen samurai. He hates villains who exploit wealth from the weak, and moves in the shadows as the chivalrous thief known as the “Karasu Tengu (Crow-Billed Goblin).” In the past, his father was executed on false charges, and his hatred for the Shogunate is deeper than anyone other. He fights wielding his memento nagamaki sword, and uses the power of the tengu (long-nosed goblin) passed down for generations.

Returning characters:

Haohmaru (voiced by Daiki Nakamura)

Nakoruru (voiced by Mai Nakahara)

Hanzo Hattori (voiced by Tadahisa Saizen)

Galford (voiced by Wataru Komada)

Ukyo Tachibana (voiced by Shinjiro Sakurai)

Jubei Yagyu (voiced by Hiroshi Naka)

Earthquake (voiced by Kentarou Tone)

Charlotte (voiced by Afumi Hashi)

Genjuro Kibagami (voiced by Kong Kuwata)

Kyoshiro Senryo (voiced by Monster Maezuka)

Tam Tam (voiced by Ryousuke Morita)

Yoshitora Tokugawa (voiced by Makoto Furukawa)

Shiki (voiced by Chitose Morinaga)

new screenshots

[wittypenguin]

“Gojira tai Megaro” (1973) or Godzilla vs. Megalon

AKA: in France it was called “Godzilla 80” for seemingly little reason, but at least the Italians are closer to the mark because they called it “Ai confini della realtà” or “At the borders of reality.”

Some consider this film to be the worst. It certainly is bad. For instance, there’s a car chase which includes two vehicles and a motorcycle which goes all over the landscape with a route which seemingly was defined as ‘anywhere we don’t have to get a filming permit.’ There are scenes where people engage in hand-to-hand combat in a style I can only describe as ‘Chop Sockey’ (and it would be interesting to do a study of what films were shot immediately after Bruce Lee’s films began being released, just to see the influence they had). Over-all the film has the look of something shot on the cheap for TV. Oddly, I quite like it!

New cover illustration by Ronald Wimberly — — — —

This happens in the nearly-specific year of 197x. An atomic test has taken place off of one of the Aleutian Islands and caused the people of the land of Lemuria to feel threatened by an existential crisis. “Where?”, I hear you cry? Lemuria!, I tell thee! The continent in the ocean which sank and was thought to be lost! Here: read what I did when I reacted exactly as you just were: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemuria_(continent)?wprov=sfti1. Also mentioned is the continent of Mu, which you can learn all about here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_(lost_continent)?wprov=sfti1.

There’s a concern about how nuclear testing, now that it is underground, will break the world. This turns out to be correct, but only in that it brings to bear the force of power from the previously mentioned land of Lemuria, which the residents prefer to call “Seatopia.” The younger brother of our heroes is kidnapped by the guys from Lemuria / Seatopia who then regain entry to the workshop containing a newly finished robot christened Jet Jaguar (no, I don’t have any idea why, in Japanese it’s “Jetto Jagâ” but that doesn’t translate as anything). The nuclear test shook their world, mading them afraid of the Surface Dwellers, and so now they will defeat those responsible, and the robot is to be used to guide Megalon to the target points.

[left to right] Inventor Goro Ibuki (Katsuhiko Sasaki), Jet Jaguar (Tsugutoshi Komada) and Hiroshi Jinkawa (Yutaka Hayashi) in “Gojira tai Megaro” (1973) — — — —

I’m pretty sure it’s from Jet Jaguar that we got the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. He’s got a fairly flexible suit, but ut really looks like the approach to what a ‘futuristic spaceman’ would look like.

Megalon has drill-like flippers, some sort of electric star on his head, and leather wings which fold out, yet he rises from the underworld like a rocket. Once on the surface, he either hops across hundreds of metres, or sometimes flies, and is capable of hovering. Why he chooses to hop I’m not sure; why hop if you can fly? He’s also capable of zapping things with some lightening from the star in his forehead, which makes the use of manually kicking stuff kind of dumb.

Later, before Godzilla has arrived to help the now-gigantic Jet Jaguar fight Megalon, Gigan arrives to add his particular style of curved hook wings and beak fighting. This provides the opportunity for the two bad guys to beat up Jet Jaguar, which then sets up Godzilla to not only defend Japan, but also help out a new ally. It also gives the film makers a chance to re-use the stuff they shot for the last film where Godzilla and Gigan beat the snot out of each other.

Emperor Antonio of Seatopia (played by Robert Dunham, right of centre, on platform, wearing a toga-like thing) with six un-identified dancers before him, the only females we ever see in “Gojira tai Megaro” (1973) — — — —

The Godzilla films give female characters pretty short shrift in general, providing them mostly the opportunity to scream, be rescued, and support their boyfriends who then defeat the bad guys. This film, however, is particularly bad in this department. The only female characters we see are six dancing girls in the court of of Emperor Antonio of Seatopia. That’s it. No one has an aunt, or a sister, or a mother, or a friend; it’s nothing but testosterone here. In the last film, we at least had someone who knew martial arts and could kick some ass!

“The unground kingdom only attacked when their peace was threatened.” So, I guess the message is don’t threaten neighbours, but if you do, be prepared to beat them up until they stop attacking you…?

It’s fun, and there are more than enough moments where viewers can stare at the screen with their jaws hanging open, wondering what they’re watching actually is what they’re watching.

Daft, loony, fun.

★★★☆☆

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.     .      .

Samurai Shodown Voice Actors were announced!

Haohmaru as Daiki Nakamura (reprised from Capcom vs SNK 2)

Nakoruru as Mai Nakahara (reprised from KOFXIV/SNK Heroines)

Hattori Hanzo as Tadahisa Saizen (voiced Berserker in Fate/Grand Order)

Galford as Wataru Komada (not much history on him)

Ukyo Tachibana as Shinjiro Sakurai (played a few roles in Angolmois)

Jubei Yagyu as Hiroshi Naka (Galuf in Dissidia Opera Omnia, Shiranui in Muramasa the Demon Blade)

Earthquake as Kentarou Tone (Ukon in Utawarerumono)

Charlotte as Afumi Hashi (not much history on her)

Genjuro Kibagami as Kong Kuwata (reprised, but also voices Geese Howard, Neinhalt Sieger)

Kyoshiro Senryo as Monster Maezuka (reprised, but also voices Benimaru, Choi, Ralf, Mukuro, Fuuma, Mudman, Nicotine, and also Ken Masters in SVC Chaos)

Tam Tam as Ryousuke Morita (Fisher NESS in Gundam Thunderbolt: December Sky)

Yoshitora Tokugawa as Makoto Furukawa (Achilles in Fate/Grand Order, Fuse Man in Megaman 11, Astaroth in HighSchool DxD, and Saitama aka One-Punch Man!)

Shiki as Chitose Morinaga (Bradamante in Fate/Grand Order, Umiko in New Game!, Toma in Sword Art Online Alternative GunGale, and Fumie in Seraph of the End)

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TAG LIST

I’ve been trying to get this set up as a Page for a while, but Tumblr’s been fighting me so *shrug* here it is as a post instead

CHAPTERS:

Chapter 02 (in chronological order) (NOTE: I only did a few scenes from this chapter)

Chapter 03 (in chronological order)

Chapter 04 (in chronological order)

Chapter 05 (in chronological order)

Chapter 06 (in chronological order)

Chapter 07 (in chronological order) (IN PROGRESS as of April 2021)

Chapter 16 (in chronological order)

Chapter 17 (in chronological order)

Chapter 18 (in chronological order)

Chapter 19 (in chronological order) (missed some scenes in this one since I’m locked into a bad ending medium ending where I killed some folks but got the good end anyway??)

Chapter 20 (in chronological order) (also missing some scenes with Kiryuu and Honoka)

OTHER:

General informational posts

Kisaragi BBS threads (just a few, mostly the plot-relevant ones after chapter 16)

Silent battles

Shinen/Thought dives

Information like profiles, map descriptions, etc.

Official FORT profiles (all characters except FORT employees; Inagaki’s is at the start instead of in chronological order)

FORT data files

Items | QR cards

Seagull broadcasts (usually one per chapter)

TRANSLATION ISSUES:

Minor alterations from the original script

Subject/object errors that twist sentences grammatically

Particularly error-ridden scenes that still get the basic idea across

Huge, baffling mistakes that completely change scenes

CHARACTERS:

(note: these will, of necessity, be very out of order if I ever go back to earlier chapters, since I started at chapter 16. Add “/chrono” to the end to see them in posting order, but I’ll just do the plain links here since I can’t get them in real chronological order.

On different name romanizations from the EN release: Name order and changes like Mido > Midou or Ryo > Ryou reflect current romanization standards of Japanese names and are just a matter of how you prefer your localization. Changes like Razzly > Lazuli and Yuzi > Yuuji are my own interpretation of the “intended” version and may not reflect the creators’ actual intentions; these have been noted as “X in EN release”.

All-caps indicate surnames/family names.)

STUDENTS:

INOUE Takuya

KAMISHIRO Yayoi

MAKINO Sayuri

MIDOU Akira

NARUSE Shinji

NOZAKI Mika

SAIJOU Atsuki (only tagged in scenes where he has significant dialogue/appears onscreen)

UNAMI Ryou

VENEVSKAYA, Natsuki (Natsuki Venefskuja in EN release)

YAMASE Rui

ADULTS:

DÖBEREINER, Nola

ENOKIDA Shigeru

IIDA Ai (Handa Ai in EN release; see here)

HIDAKA Naoto

HINO Honoka

HIRO’OKA Tomoyo

HOSHINO Kunio

HU Meiling (Meilin Fu in EN release)

INAGAKI Shun'ichi

KAGAMI Kyousuke

K. Suzu (Kanji used in surname is so common that neither I nor the official TL can figure out how to read it)

LIU Yee

MAYS, Arthur

MATSUMURA Aoi

MILLER, Graham

MIDOU Ken'ichi

Nameless COP, the man without a name

NAGASHIMA Aya

NOGUCHI Kenzou

OOKURA Yuuji (Yuzi in EN release)

PLATIÈRE, Ray

PORTMAN, Lazuli (Razzly in EN release) (NOTE FROM THE FUTURE the official website Japanese website does indeed give her name as Razzly, so that’s the correct name; here’s the corrected tag)

SAKAI Yumiko

STEINER, Edward | as unidentified mystery figure

TAKANO Reiji

TANAKA

TAZAKI Hiroshi

YAMASE Yui

YAMATO Tadashi

CHILDREN:

KAMISHIRO Nami

KAMADA Touma (Komada Toma in EN release due to misreading of 鎌田)

TOHNO Kei

ANIMALS:

Melody

Mint

[recentanimenews]

The Idom@ster SideM Wake Atte Mini! Spin-Off TV Anime Set to Premiere on October 9

A TV anime adaptation of The Idom@ster SideM Wake Atte Mini!, The Idom@ster SideM franchise's chibi style character-featured official spin-off manga illustrated by Sumeragi, is set to premiere on Tokyo MX and BS 11 on October 9, 2018.

  The manga was serialized in Kadokawa's Dengeki Maoh monthly magazine from its June 2016 issue to March 2018 issue, and compiled in two tankobon volumes. Thanks to the anime project, the manga's serialization will restart in the magazine's November 2018 issue to be released on September 27.

  315 Production's all 46 idols from its 15 units (see the VA list in the bottom of this article) are confirmed to appear, alongside the production's office clerk Ken Yamamura (CV: Kengo Kawanishi) and president Takashi Saito (Fumihiko Tachiki). The anime's official website has already opened with

a 50-second announcement PV introducing its deformed character visuals. 

  「アイドルマスター side M 理由あってmini！」アニメ化決定〜っ！ 理由あって監督をやらせて頂くことになりました……！ 315プロダクションの46人がアイドルとして全員登場します。10月の放送をお楽しみに♩ #ワケミニ pic.twitter.com/chlFpMXwqw

— まんきゅう (@mankyu55) 2018年8月20日

     Key visual

    Manga tankobon 1st and 2nd volume covers

     Main staff:

  Director/Series composition: Mankyu (The Idolm@ster Cinderella Girls Theater) 

Character design: Sao Tamato (Puchimas! Petit Idolmaster) 

Chief animation director: Kazuhiko Yokota (Tsugumomo, Grand Blue episode animation director)

Music: EFFY (The Idolm@ster SideM)

Music production: Lantis 

Sound director: Takatoshi Hamano

Anime production: ZERO-G (Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan) 

Production cooperation: Frontier Works, Arch 

Production: Bandai Namco entertainment  

    Voice cast:

  DRAMATIC STARS:

 Teru Tendo: Shugo Nakamura

 Kaoru Sakuraba: Yuuma Uchida

 Tsubasa Kashiwagi: Taku Yashiro

  Jupiter:

 Touma Amagase: Takuma Terashima

 Hokuto Ijuuin: Daichi Kanbara

 Shouta Mitarai: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka

  Altessimo:

 Rei Kagura: Yuusuke Nagano

 Kei Tsuzuki: Shunichi Toki

  Beit:

 Kyoji Takajo: Yuichiro Umehara

 Pierre: Shun Horie

 Minori Watanabe: Tomohito Takatsuka

  W:

 Kyosuke Aoi: Yoshitaka Yamaya

 Yusuke Aoi: Takeru Kikuchi

  FRAME:

 Hideo Akuno: Kentarou Kumagai

 Seiji Shingen: Takuya Masumoto

 Ryu Kimura: Kento Hama

  Sai:

 Kuro Kiyosumi: Yuya Nakada

 Shoma Hanamura: Yutaka Balletta

 Kirio Nekoyanagi: Daiki Yamashita

  High×Joker:

 Shiki Iseya: Shou Nogami

 Hayato Akiyama: Shouya Chiba

 Haruna Wakazato: Yusuke Shirai

 Jun Fuyumi: Takuma Nagatsuka

 Natsuki Sakaki: Hiroshi Watanabe

  Shinsoku Ikkon:

 Suzaku Akai: Takeaki Masuyama

 Genbu Kurono: Toshinari Fukamachi

  Cafe Parade:

 Yukihiro Kamiya: Shou Karino

 Soichiro Shinonome: Kouhei Amasaki

 Asselin BB II: Makoto Furukawa

 Saki Mizushima: Daiki Kobayashi

 Makio Uzuki: Takuya Kodama

  Mofumofuen:

 Shiro Tachibana: Keisuke Furuhata

 Nao Okamura: Shougo Yano

 Kanon Himeno: Ayumu Murase

  S.E.M:

 Michio Hazama: Kento Ito

 Rui Maita: Junya Enoki

 Jiro Yamashita: Yoshiki Nakajima

  THE Kogadou:

 Takeru Taiga: Junta Terashima

 Ren Kizaki: Shouhei Komatsu

 Michiru Enjoji: Daiki Hamano

  F-LAGS:

 Ryo Akizuki: Yuko Sanpei

 Daigo Kabuto: Takehiro Urao

 Kazuki Tsukumo: Tatsuya Tokutake

  Legenders:

 Amehiko Kuzunoha: Jun Kasama

 Sora Kitamura: Fumiyoshi Shioya

 Chris Koron: Wataru Komada

  Ken Yamamura: Kengo Kawanishi

Takashi Saito: Fumihiko Tachiki

      Source: TV anime "The Idom@ster SideM Wake Atte Mini!" official website

  ©BNEI/WakeMini

  By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

[ljaesch]

More Cast Members Announced for the Kengan Ashura Anime

More Cast Members Announced for the Kengan Ashura Anime

15 more cast members have been announced for the forthcoming anime adaptation of the Kengan Ashura manga:

Akira Ishida is Hajime Hanafusa

Hiroshi Shirokuma is Julius Reinhold, Shigeru Komada

Ryōko Maekawa is Kokomi Yoshizawa

Megumi Ogata is Ryō Inaba

Masayuki Katou is Sukizō Urita

Hidekatsu Shibata is Metsudō Katahara

Tetsuo Kanao is Katsumasa Hayami

Eiji Takeuchi is Fujio Aku, Masayasu Yokota

Ei…

[bkeiii]

I like Fling Posse more than the other :3

Ramuda! And Jyuto!

I see one video of Rap Meeting with BB, and soon I found the Rap Battle song and immediately like it.

Nopee.

Like Kimura-san and Komada-san, to see other rapper disses hypmic (like, "Now even voice actor and 2D are rapping" thing lol) or to see them rapping in English overseas.

Shibuya Marble Texture

Dunno, can't remember when I join.

I like the seiyuus! I mean, I like how I can see a lot of seiyuu that aren't as popular as Kaji Yuki, Kamiya Hiroshi, etc, plus they rap!

Nothing?

They inspire me to go to Japan, to remind me that I need to get the MEXT scholarship so I can go there.

Hypmic Random Questions!

I thought it would be cool to make questions for people in this fandom! Have fun

Who is your favorite division?

Who is your favorite character?

What made you interested in Hypmic?

Do you have an oc?

What would you like to see happen with this project?

Favorite song so far?

How long have you been in the fandom?

What do you like most about Hypmic?

What do you dislike most?

In what way does Hypmic inspire you?

Sorry I ran out of ideas

[imasallstars]

THE IDOLM@STER SideM 6thLIVE TOUR ～NEXT DESTIN@TION!～

Further information regarding the “NEXT DESTIN@TION! TOUR!!!” live has been revealed! The Kobe Stop occurring in Kobe Portisland Hall will occur on the 6th and 7th of November

The voice actors participating in this stop are as follows:

DAY 1

Altessimo [Yusuke Nagano (Rei Kagura), Shunichi Toki (Kei Tsuzuki)], W [Yoshitaka Yamaya (Kyosuke Aoi), Takeru Kikuchi (Yusuke Aoi)], Sai [Yutaka Balletta (Shoma Hanamura), Yuya Nakada (Kuro Kiyosumi)], HighxJoker [Takuma Nagatsuka (Jun Fuyumi), Hiroshi Watanabe (Natsuki Sakaki)], Cafe Parade [Sho Karino (Yukihiro Kamiya), Takuya Kodama (Makio Uzuki), Daiki Kobayashi (Saki Mizushima)], MofumofuEn [Shougo Yano (Nao Okamura), Keisuke Furuhata (Shiro Tachibana)], Legenders [Jun Kasama (Amehiko Kuzunoha), Fumiyoshi Shioya (Sora Kitamura)]

DAY 2

Altessimo [Yusuke Nagano (Rei Kagura), Shunichi Toki (Kei Tsuzuki)], W [Yoshitaka Yamaya (Kyosuke Aoi), Takeru Kikuchi (Yusuke Aoi)], FRAME [Kentaro Kumagai (Hideo Akuno), Kento Hama (Ryu Kimura), Takuya Masumoto (Seiji Shingen)], Sai [Yutaka Balletta (Shoma Hanamura), Yuya Nakada (Kuro Kiyosumi)], Cafe Parade [Sho Karino (Yukihiro Kamiya), Takuya Kodama (Makio Uzuki), Daiki Kobayashi (Saki Mizushima)], Legenders [Jun Kasama (Amehiko Kuzunoha), Fumiyoshi Shioya (Sora Kitamura), Wataru Komada (Chris Koron)]