#takaki yumi

[gimmie-medicine]

i see pink...♡

Momoko Okazaki BABYMETAL

Alice Ria MAD MEDiCiNE

Miu Sato miumio

Shina Nanashi NANIMONO

Hinata Ena iLiFE!

Matsumoto Karen FRUITS ZIPPER

RICO Cinderella Sengen!

Takaki Yumi LinQ

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A completely unnecessary but also very fun AU??? (insert romantic hijinks)

(Ch. 535-537: Fake Wedding Case)

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Stay (2019) Dir: Naoya Fujita

Stay (2019) Dir: Naoya Fujita

Stay    Release Date: September 05th, 2020 Duration: 38 mins. Director: Naoya Fujita Writer: Suzuyuki Kaneko (Script),  Starring: Keita Yamashina, Ruka Ishikawa, Takaki Uda, Yumi Endo, Kenta Yamagishi, Kohei Nagano, Suzuyuki Kaneko, Stay, by director Naoya Fujita, has been screened at the Tama New Wave Festival, Skip City D-Festival and the Osaka Asian Film Festival which is where I saw it…

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January 2021 Monthly New Round-Up

It’s round-up time! Below the read more is a compilation of some notable news stories that we haven’t previously posted about.

This month features, a Dempagumi.inc pregnancy, new members for Magical Punchline, and always more!

AKB48

Sayuna Hama of Team 8 has been deemed recovered from COVID and resumed activities with the group on January 3rd. [x*] Member Rei Nishikawa is isolating after testing positive for COVID on January 26th. She will be doing treatment from home until February 2nd. [x*]

ANGERME

Mizuki Murota graduated from ANGERME, after declining to renew her contract with Up-Front Entertainment. She mentioned that she will restart activities in the entertainment industry when she is ready. [x*]

CYNHN

Sato Sakino graduated from the group on January 26th. She had been on hiatus from the group since October due to stress, is continuing to focus on treatment for that. [x*]

Dempagumi.inc

Member Mirin Furukawa announced on January 5th on Instagram that she is four months pregnant and wishes that if possible to stay active and attend Eimi Naruse’s graduation concert. [x*]

Dream Infinity

The group is being produced by former Party Rocket GT member, Ayumi Horio. The members are Shiori Ishii, Kaede Goto, and She Takano will debut on February 6th! [x*]

Hello! Project

The company has announced a joint auditions for new members of Juice=Juice and Tsubaki Factory. [x*]

INforMEL

The group has announced that they will conclude activities in February with all current group members graduating. [x*]

i☆Ris

Member Azuki Shibuya, has announced that she will be graduating the group in March. She wants to pursue producing instead. Additionally, the group will be continuing as a five member group. [x*]

JAPANARIZM

Yuria Takaki has announced that she will graduate the unit, and then join FES☆TIVE. Nayu Amano will graduate the group and will no longer be active in the idol world. Honami Yokoi a former member of FES☆TIVE, and Airi Oku a former member of Zettai Chokkyuu Joshi! Playballs will join the group on February 7th officially. [>x*]

Jyu Jyu

Member Yurane has tested positive for COVID. [x*]

Koto

Solo artist Koto, whose been active as an idol for seven years, has announced her retirement from entertainment on January 28th. She will have a final one man live on April 29th. [x*]

Last Idol

Yuuki Okumura was reported on January 11th to have tested positive for COVID. [x*]

LinQ

Member Yumi Takaki of the group tested positive for COVID on January 5th. She is recovering at home. Other members of the group and staff are volentarily quarantine at home until their test results come back. They are suspending their activities until Yumi recovers. [x*] On the 10th, members Chiaki Yoshikawa, Sakura Araki, and Rana Kaizuki have tested positive, as well as two managers. [x*]

MAGiCAL PUNCHLiNE

The group has announced that on February 23rd, three new members will be joining the group. There names are (as translated by Mod Rise to the best of her ability), Masuda Tamaki, Yamamoto Kana, and Usami Sorai. [x*]

My Dear Darlin’

You Misaki, Asuka Yumemi, and Kaede Hayama have joined the group this month. They will have had their first performance February 16th. [x*]

Nanaland

The group officially stated a member of the group has contracted COVID on January 5th. Due to this all other members and staff are being tested, and the group has suspended their activities. [x*]

Nogizaka46

Member Ayano Christie Yoshida tested positive for COVID during a routine PCR test during her stage play activities on January 7th. She is asymptomatic, and not deemed a recent contact of other group members. [x*]

SACO PROJECT!

Former PASSPO☆ member, Sako Makita is forming a new idol group. The SACO PROECT will have all female core-staff, with former idols amount the judge panel. The auditions are being held from January 1st through 31st, and a debut set for Autumn this year. [x*]

Sakurazaka46

Member Yuuka Sugai is continuing as captain of the unit. Rina Matsuda has been promoted to vice-captain. [x*] Member Riko Matsudaira will graduate after the group after their activities for “Nobody’s Fault” conclude. [x*]

Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku

The group is holding new member auditions for the first time since 2014. [x*]

SKE48

Member Nao Fukushi has returned to activities after testing negative for the virus. She originally tested positive on the 26th, and was following health guidelines until this second test. [x*]

TEAM SHACHI

Member Yuzuki Oguro has tested positive, and confirmed to have COVID announced on December 31st. She will be receiving treatment at home until January 7th. [x*]

You’ll Melt More!

On January 14th, the group announced that they would be suspending group activities due to a member’s poor health condition. On the 21st, they clarified that all four members have tested positive for COVID. [x*]

Zenbu Kimi no Sei Da

Kotatsu and Mei You Mei have grouped the group as their 6th and 7th members.[x*]

ZOC

The group have announced that they are holding an audition for new members. [x*]

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So I have a little rant that I have been wanting to say for a while really but I've been focused on school. People were asking what my personal tumblr is so that they could read my original rant, but I have thought about making a new one with the new gathered thoughts that popped into my head as time went on. First, I want to start with the fact that, yes, Senran Kagura is an ecchi series. Most of the fanbase understand that it is an ecchi series, which is why it used to have pissed me off when people are like "oooh well what did you expect from a fanservice game lolololol" or any other similar response when they explain that they don't like what the series has become (upping the fanservice over the story aspects, etc). As I have said, a lot just like it for fapbait, but a lot also like it for the beloved characters and the fanservice. The cherry on top of those delicious layers of icecream is the story that it has. Newcomers of SK are likely to know of the Playstation series more than the 3DS series where Burst and Deep Crimson were originally released. The Playstation has more of an audience than the 3DS in which made Takaki move his series to that console and it had given him more freedom whether it's adding more characters, fanservice, and adding new models. Shinovi Versus was the start of where we have gotten new characters, new models and away from that side scrolling setting that the original 3DS games had. It was a nice change that I bet a lot of the fans enjoyed. Oh, and the new characters that were introduced as well. Estival Versus upgraded the models even more into cleaner and improved models than before, but overall EV was when things began to kinda change and not in a good way. Even more characters were added which isn't good because when you do that as some other characters won't get their share of spotlight. A perfect example being Homura as she literally only got ONE mission in the entire story mission of the game. You may think "at least that's something. Every girl got one mission in EV." Here's the catch though, Homura's mission WAS A FUCKING TUTORIAL MISSION. Homura, the leader of the most popular team according to the fanbase, the rival of Asuka, one of the four leaders that's always shown in official art with the other 3 girls was only in the beginning of the game as a tutorial misson. She has already been through flanderization of being reduced to crab jokes, being replaced by Yumi in being Asuka's rival, and trying to get by in a cave by going through job to job, Takaki. Leave the poor girl alone. Another thing about EV that some fans don't like is the infamous Yumi controversy but I'll save that for another post cause that will be a lot to explain about. But yes, EV had some good changes but some flaws that people didn't enjoy. Flanderization was one of them and characters such as Katsuragi, Yomi, Homura, Yagyuu, and Murakumo were hit badly with it. (Example being the beloved Katsuragi. She was known for being carefree and loved to fight as well as molesting her teammates, but she had a hidden depth as she wanted to find her parents before they get executed. As of EV, all she wants to do now is grope everyone amongst other perverted acts. ) Here's the thing about the series. Sometimes things are impressive for a while, but then they start to become stale. With the release of PBS, we are still on the beach setting, characters are still flanderized, and some things aren't changing including the models. Hell, Refle and Renewal both reused EV's models which is one of the reasons Renewal did bad in Japan. I don't think Takaki understands that adding Yumi as promo art or merch, more characters, expensive DLC, or using the same models and shit will hide the problems that the series is going through. We still haven't gotten news for the new season of the anime, nor Peach Ball, and even SK7. These were announced in a stream a year ago and not one short vid or anything was given. Just the short teaser for SK7, that's it. I love, well loved SK, but now I can't say that I really care for the series like I used to have. The fact that I made this big ass post alone should tell that I cared a lot about it. And I would like some of the fanbase to understand that as I said in the beginning, yes it's fanservice, but there's nothing wrong with giving criticism to a series. The fanservice back then felt like a bonus but now it's shoved in your face which is why I understand. But it was more than that. It had lovable characters, great interactions between them, action, heartwarming moments, sad moments, and more. I'm not thinking properly right now so I'll make another post soon adding more points soon but for now, these are what I will say. Thanks for reading

[dearkheartthrob]

Takaki and his mother Yumi in Tokyo - Nan Goldin 1994.

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Kandagawa Jet Girls Will Include More Senran Kagura Characters as DLC

Kandagawa Jet Girls Will Include More Senran Kagura Characters as DLC

When Kandagawa Jet Girls was fully revealed, Marvelous teased that Senran Kagura characters Asuka and Yumi would be playable. It later turned out they were included in the game’s limited edition. Now, Marvelous revealed the game will be also getting a digital limited edition, which includes even more kunoichi from Kenichiro Takaki’s flagship (and probably dead) series:

Along with Asuka and Yumi,…

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New Mazinger Z movie trailer out showing off the cast.

Koji Kabuto: Morikubo Showtaro Sayaka Yumi: Kayano Ai Lisa: Uesaka Sumire Shiro Kabuto: Natsuki Hanae Boss: Wataru Takaki Mucha: Yamaguchi Kappei Nuke: Kikuchi Masami Prime Minister Yumi (was Professor Yumi): Morita Junpei Dr. Nossori: Shimada Bin Dr. Sewashi: Shioya Kouzou Dr. Hell: Ishizuka Unsho

I love how they’re all grown up, especially Shiro. Also props to Yumi for becoming the Prime Minister.

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Radio Jiro #51 Walearic Japan (1981-1992) Vol.1 - FOND/SOUND - 05.03.18

Yukako Hayase - 永遠のサバンナ Yosui Inoue - Pi Po Pa Teiyu Connection - Esnican Dream Leona - Africa Seigén Ono - Suzuki-Sensei-Sansei Syoko - MILLEDI Dip in the Pool - Six - Lovesixy Tomoyo Harada - 笑っていたナース Yoshitaki Minami - サマー・ミュージアム Kyoko Furuya - どこ Yukako Hayase - SAVANNA Pecker - Dr. Dr. Humanity Kyoko Takami - 夢にあなた Kyoko Koizumi - Kyon Kyon はフツー Izumi Kobayashi - Lazy Love 森園勝敏 - Accident Love Hiroyuki Namba - トロピカル万国博 Asami Kado - 白い花と赤い花 Kai Band - 射程距離 Mio Takaki - 射程距離 Yumi Seino - 真夜中の電話 Seri Ishikawa - PANORAMA HEAVEN ���田建 - IrukaKyoko Koizumi - Endless… 

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Kandagawa Jet Girls on PS4, Steam: Everything You Should Know

May 22, 2020 7:30 AM EST

Kandagawa Jet Girls: everything you should know about the jet ski racing fanservice game coming to PS4 and Steam this summer.

XSeed and Marvelous announced Kandagawa Jet Girls in North America on PS4 and PC via Steam. The game will launch “later this summer”. A day one “Racing Hearts” edition will be sold for $59.99. The digital version on PlayStation Store and Steam will be at $49.99.

Kandagawa Jet Girls is a media mix franchise by Senran Kagara‘s Kenichiro Takaki, Marvelous, Kadokawa, and anime studio EGG FIRM. The game first launched on PS4 in Japan on January 16, 2020. An anime also aired from October 2019 to January 2020.

Kandagawa Jet Girls features cute girls chara designed by Naruko Hanaharu in a near future as they participate in jet ski racing at Kanda river in Tokyo. Races are fought in duos, with the Jetter piloting the jet ski machine, and the Shooter standing behind shooting at concurrents with water-based firearms. The game has a fully voiced story mode and online versus. You can also customize your own jet ski and character’s clothes, along with details like skin tan. Sadly there’s no local multiplayer. The cast includes multiple talented seiyuu such as Ai Fairouz who voices Hibiki in How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift?, or Rumi Okubo who voices Mia Ageha in Pretty Rhythm Dear My Future and Pretty Series.

The Kandagawa Jet Girls day one “Racing Hearts” edition includes a copy of the game, 2 OST CDs with 54 tracks, and a 5.5” x 7.3” softcover 60 pages art book. The Racing Hearts’ edition’s cover artwork was drawn by Hanaharu Naruko. This is the exact same content as the game’s Japanese Limited Edition, minus the anime OVA.

Just like in Japan, Kandagawa Jet Girls will add Senran Kagura characters as DLC. In the west, Ryobi and Ryona will be available in the base game, and the first DLC pack will be Asuka and Yumi. The DLC characters are Murasaki and Mirai, Ikaruga and Yomi, Homura and Hikage. Launch date and pricing for the DLCs will be announced later.

【ゲーム情報】 PS4用ソフト『神田川JET GIRLS』の追加DLC第2弾が本日より配信開始！

第2弾として『閃乱カグラ』シリーズから参戦する「焔＆日影」と「紫＆未来」をプレイ動画で紹介いたします。華麗に水面を駆ける映像は必見です！ 動画はコチラ⇒https://t.co/ehHl9TSrJg#神田川ジェット pic.twitter.com/csSktV2oED

— 神田川JET GIRLS プロジェクト (@kjgpjt) February 27, 2020

Kandagawa Jet Girls‘ main producer is Kenichiro Takaki. However, it’s important to note Kandagawa Jet Girls was not developed by the Senran Kagura team. The studio behind KJG is Shade, who made the Bullet Girls series and Gun Gun Pixies.

Kenichiro Takaki is now working at Cygames. He explained his job there and his upcoming new project in an interview we translated, He also claimed Senran Kagura 7Even will be finished one day.

English screenshots and artwork of Kandagawa Jet Girls are included below, along with the game’s opening animation movie.

I’ve extensively covered Kandagawa Jet Girls when the game was about to release in Japan, so I’d redirect you to that to read more. Here are profiles of all the girls in the game. Here’s the trailer for the anime, screenshots and the game’s shop specific preorder DLC costumes and goods in Japan. You can check some gameplay and comments from Takaki. Lastly here’s more gameplay with Takaki, Riko Kohara and Ai Fairouz.

Personally speaking, I was pretty interested in Kandagawa Jet Girls at first but ended up not buying the Japanese version as I felt the game left a lot to be desired gameplay-wise. Story mode is cool and is fully voiced, but the races themselves feel pretty slow. That’s just my Uneeded Opinion though and I highly recommend you to make your own.

You should watch the anime too if you’re not averse to shows with a lot of sexual fanservice. It’s 12 episodes + 1 OVA long. Some episodes are truthfully quite boring and the race parts aren’t that exciting, but there are some pretty emotional and good episodes in the second half.

May 22, 2020 7:30 AM EST

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Kenichiro Takaki es un tipo raro. De él se puede decir que es uno de esos autores japoneses que tienen un estilo propio reconocible a simple vista y que ha impregnado en todos sus juegos salvo alguna contada excepción como es la saga Half Minute Hero. ¿Qué cómo se definiría ese estilo? El propio Takaki lo definió hace años con su lema “los pechos son la vida, los traseros el hogar“. En efecto, el llenar sus juegos de mujeres exuberantes cuya ropa se hace añicos a la mínima al luchar contra cosas es su estilo personal. Un estilo en el que brilla sobre todo en la que es posiblemente su saga más conocida, Senran Kagura, que nació en 3DS pero que pronto dio el salto a otras plataformas. Tras unos años de sequía en las consolas de Nintendo, hace poco la saga volvió con uno de esos juegos flash eróticos de toquetear de principio de siglo SENRAN KAGURA Reflexions, que salió un tanto rana en gran parte por olvidar la esencia de la saga: dar personalidad a sus personajes, y con ella contexto a las situaciones que pasan. Unos meses más tarde, Asuka y las demás chicas de Reflexions vuelven a Nintendo Switch con SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball, un juego de pinball.

  ¿De pinball? A primera vista puede parecer que hacer un juego de pinball basado en una franquicia como Senran Kagura puede ser una idea loca que Takaki tuvo una mañana, la lanzó en una reunión con sus jefes y se la aprobaron porque ese día el café estaba bueno. Nada más lejos de la realidad. Como mínimo, la idea de hacer este juego se remonta a una entrevista de hace casi tres años y ha sido gracias a Nintendo Switch y la vibración HD que SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball existe.

    Chicas monstruos en los arcades de tu zona

El verano es una buena época para salir de la rutina. Se acaban las clases, empieza el buen tiempo y siempre puede salir algún trabajillo temporal en algún arcade de la ciudad, al menos en Japón donde aún se resisten a desaparecer. Esto último es lo que le pasa a Haruka, la científica del Homura Crimson Squad, quien ha empezado a trabajar en unos salones recreativos justo a tiempo para ser la encargada de la tienda de cara al torneo de lanzamiento de Shinobi Fighter 5. Atraídas por el premio, la curiosidad o las ganas de jugar, Asuka, Yomi, Murasaki, Ryōna y Yumi terminan apuntadas a la competición, pero antes de llegar a las fases finales algo sale mal con uno de los múltiples experimentos de Haruka, y las kunoichis acaban transformadas en chicas monstruo… o lo que Kenichiro Takaki y Honey∞Parade Games entienden por ello.

  ¿Quién podría pensar que iba a pasar algo malo si se deja un líquido raro al alcance de Ryōna? Por suerte todo tiene solución. Como los experimentos de Haruka tienden a salir más mal que bien, la mayor del equipo de Homura ya prepara las soluciones junto a los experimentos. En este caso una bola que es capaz de revertir el proceso de transformación aplicando las vibraciones adecuadas y golpeando con ella a las chicas encima de una máquina de millón. Y esa es la excusa para que exista el que posiblemente sea el pinball de temática más rara y subido de tono que veremos durante la vida de Nintendo Switch.

  Ah shit, here we go again..

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  Puede que sea una excusa tonta para justificar la existencia de un pinball de Senran Kagura, pero al menos la excusa sirve para ofrecernos cinco historias cortas (una por chica) donde esta vez sí, cada una se comporta como debe de comportarse. Esto que parece una tontería es esencial, a mi parecer, en la franquicia. Más allá del evidente exceso de fanservice y bamboleo “flanil“, se esconde una serie de personajes que, siendo cada una un tipo de cliché con personalidades pensadas para atraer a los otakus calentorros, aún con todo eso, han conseguido a lo largo de las entregas desarrollarse y tener personalidad propias con su peso e importancia como para tener valor por sí mismas.

  Flippers, bolas y mucha fantasía (erótica)

SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball es, ante todo, un buen juego de pinball. Sus dos mesas están bien diferenciadas, cada una con sus peculiaridades, zonas distintas, objetos de ayuda, potenciadores y minijuegos, algo que es esencial en un juego del género. La vibración de los resortes, los flippers, los distintos marcadores o carriles se sienten bastante bien gracias a la vibración HD, así como cada golpe dado a la chica. Porque sí, las chicas están en el centro de la mesa con su bikini de chica monstruo y el objetivo principal de cada partida es revertir la transformación.

  Conseguir que vuelvan a su estado normal es bastante sencillo y es haciendo puntos. No puntuación normal de pinball, que también tienen su importancia, si no con Peach Points. Estos puntos especiales se obtienen conforme se van completando una serie de misiones que aparecen a la derecha de la pantalla y que en función de su dificultad otorgan más o menos puntos. Alcanzado un número determinado al golpear a la chica, la mesa cambia y se nos presenta el Sexy Challenge, que no es otra cosa que una pantalla bonus donde conseguir muchos puntos en un minijuego y que suele acabar con Asuka y compañía de alguna forma tiradas en el suelo en poses extrañas. Terminada esta fase, vuelta a empezar, y así hasta llegar al tercer Sexy Challenge que se gana el prefijo de Super y que al superarlo la Peach Ball suelta la ansiada niebla que devuelve a la normalidad a las chicas y termina la partida. Al menos en la historia, porque en las partidas libres se reinicia el ciclo de Sexy Challenge y continuamos hasta perder las tres bolas.

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A la derecha la lista de misiones para ganar Peach Points

Técnica de la rana que te rompe la ropa no jutsu

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Agüita fresca para el veranito

¿Os acordais de la patata caliente del Grand Prix?

Gata mala

  Comentaba antes que la puntuación normal también tiene su importancia, más allá del típico ranking, y es que en función de la puntuación obtendremos una cantidad de dinero con el que poder comprar en la tienda nueva ropa, accesorios, peinados, música, tapetes para las mesas o diseños de las bolas de pinball. Como viene siendo habitual, todos estos complementos se pueden usar en el vestuario para personalizar a cada una de las chicas y luego hacer dioramas de todo tipo.

  Visualmente sorprende para bien. Los modelos de los personajes tienen un alto nivel visual, al igual que las mesas y efectos. Además, no he podido apreciar ninguna ralentización o bajada de framerate ni en el televisor ni con la consola en modo portátil. Si bien es cierto que gran parte del nivel visual se debe a que los modelos de los personajes son las mismas cinco ninjas que SENRAN KAGURA Reflexions (más Haruka, que esa sí que es nueva) y en ese juego los personajes ya tenían un alto nivel de detalles y polígonos al ser ellas el centro de la jugabilidad. De Reflexions también se reaprovecha ropa, accesorios e incluso los efectos de la vibración HD, cosa que de por sí no es necesariamente mala. Como siempre en este tipo de juegos japoneses merece la pena destacar el papel de las actrices de voces, y es que sin las actrices habituales dando vida a las kunoichis se perdería mucho de sus personajes. Por desgracia, y como viene siendo habitual en esta saga y con todo lo que distribuye Marvelous, volvemos a encontrarnos con un juego subtitulado únicamente al inglés y francés. Es cierto que en esta entrega el factor historia es bastante corto, en comparación con otras, pero sigue echándose en falta que Asuka y compañía estudien un poco de castellano.

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  SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball – Pinball bien. Fanservice con contexto bien

Si el juego fuera solo fanservice, la mecha de SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball sería bastante corta, pero es ahí donde entran en escena las mecánicas de pinball, sólidas y bien trabajadas, capaces de sostener con unos cimientos bien sólidos una casa que desde fuera parece solo ser fachada . Es cierto que solo cinco historias y dos mesas se pueden antojar pocas, pero dan tanto para partidas rápidas y cortas como para echar un buen rato y alcanzar puntuaciones estratosféricas con las que desbloquear el buen puñado de objetos que hay en la tienda.

  Y en cuanto al fanservice, no sirve decir que “esto es tan japonés que hay que disculpar el trato que se hace de sus personajes femeninos“, pero también es cierto que el que viene a jugar a un Senran Kagura sabe a lo que se enfrenta desde el primer momento. Por suerte, en esta ocasión las chicas no son un cascarón vacío y el dar cierto contexto y personalidad a las chicas ayuda a digerir un fanservice tan exagerado que casi parece una parodia.

  Hemos analizado SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball gracias a un código digital cedido por Marvelous Entertainment. Versión analizada: 1.0.0

Análisis de SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball – Nintendo Switch. Rebota, rebota y en tu culo explota Kenichiro Takaki es un tipo raro. De él se puede decir que es uno de esos autores japoneses que tienen un estilo propio reconocible a simple vista y que ha impregnado en todos sus juegos salvo alguna contada excepción como es la saga Half Minute Hero.

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Chinese Web Novel Anime "Sword Dynasty" Announces Cast

  With its historical setting and its themes of revenge, the Chinese web novel Sword Dynasty already has a reputation as the country's own version of Hamlet. The anime adaptation has already streamed on iQIYI (who also ran Fox Spirit Matchmaker), and is currently assembling the cast for its Japanese release.

    Taking the lead as Teinei is Hiro Shimono (Ayato in RahXephon). The other cast announced so far:

  Chen Ganshu: Toshiki Iwasawa (Rokusuke, Classroom of the Elite)

Ryo Ren: Yuuji Ueda (Takeshi/Brock, Pokémon)

Fuusou: Kohei Amasaki (Takaki Uno, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans)

Yasaku Rei: Mai Nakahara (Mashimo Munetani, High School Fleet)

Merchant's Daughter: Chiaki Omigawa (Naomi Tanizaku, Bungo Stray Dogs)

Cho Yon: Mitsuki Saiga (Rossiu, Gurren Lagann)

Haku Sansui: Yumi Hara (Marielle, Log Horizon)

Teishuu: Yuriko Fujizaki

  Sword Dynasty will air on TOKYO MX starting January 5.

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Kandagawa Jet Girls Gets Gameplay Showcasing Story Mode, Online Multiplayer, Senran Kagura DLC Characters

December 30, 2019 2:09 PM EST

Marvelous published gameplay videos with seiyuu Ai Fairouz, Rumi Okubo, and Riko Kohara playing Kandagawa Jet Girls on PS4.

Marvelous published new gameplay videos for Kandagawa Jet Girls, showcasing some jet-ski races, the story mode, the online mode, and the paid DLC exclusive Senran Kagura characters.

The first gameplay video features seiyuu Ai Fairouz, who voices Emily Orange,  or the “blonde girl with a big chest” to quote her. Producer Kenichiro Takaki is there too, along with Riko Kohara (far right). She voices Misa Aoi, the anime’s other protagonist with Rin Namiki. There are some customization gameplay starting 15:30, some racing gameplay at 20:00, and more racing gameplay but with Senran Kagura‘s Yumi and Asuka at 24:20. Multiple Senran Kagura characters can be obtained via DLC and we detailed that in another article. Lastly, at 43:00, Ai Fairouz plays the game against Riko Kohara.

The second gameplay video features seiyuu Rumi Okubo, who voices Pan Tsui. Starting 14:25 we see some of the story mode featuring Pan Tsui and her twin sister and jet racing partner Pan Tina (Naomi Ohzora). These two are twins and also do dol activities together. There are multiple scenes when they both speak at the same time and they’re in perfect synch, which shows how amazing of a seiyuu Rumi Okubo is since just like with most Japanese games, each seiyuu recorded their dialogue alone. The game has a different story mode for each duo of characters, showing developments different than in the anime. The dialogues in story mode are fully voiced and are presented in a visual-novel like way.

Starting 32:10, everyone on stream starts playing together, with Rumi Okubo and Riko Kohara playing their respective characters and getting a head start. Takaki is playing Asuka and Yumi, and the stream MC guy is playing game exclusive characters Kamui and Naraku. Note that they are playing online on four different PS4s, and they simply split the screen for the stream. Kandagawa Jet Girls doesn’t feature 4 players split-screen multiplayer like Wave Racer Blue Storm on Gamecube, which is a shame actually.

Both videos are fun to listen to if you’re a seiyuu fan. Personally speaking, Ai Fairouz is one of my favorite newcomers seiyuu. She also voiced Hibiki in How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift? a cool fitness comedy anime we explained in another article. Rumi Okubo is also another favorite of mine as she voiced many characters I love such as Mia Ageha in the Pretty Rhythm and Pretty Series franchises.

In my opinion, Kandagawa Jet Girls would be much better if only it was a little bit faster. It’s obviously still early to judge though when I didn’t play the game myself yet. However, seiyuu I like being in the cast isn’t enough to make me buy the game at launch and I’ll wait for initial reactions after its launch in two weeks. It’s quite ironic how the anime has the same problem, as the races can be incredibly uneventful as well. I’m not sure how they managed to make races in a jet-ski racing anime this bland, and what happens outside the races isn’t that interesting most of the time either. Episodes 6 and 7 were pretty touching though. The anime is ending soon, and I’m hoping the last episodes will manage to make the ride worthwhile.

You can read check out Kandagawa Jet Girls‘ characters profiles, most notably the game-only characters, more gameplay, and comments from Producer Kenichiro Takaki in our past coverage here, here and here.

A short gameplay video with Asuka and Yumi was also published by Marvelous and is included below.

Kandagawa Jet Girls launches on January 16, 2020, in Japan, exclusively on PS4. The game wasn’t announced in the west.

December 30, 2019 2:09 PM EST

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Anoche XSEED Games, la rama norteamericana de Marvelous, publicó un misterioso tuit de dos melocotones bien jugosos. Habiendo distribuido y localizado Marvelous numerosas entregas de serie Senran Kagura, los fans tardaron pocos minutos en asociar esa imagen a la franquicia de las ninjas sexys sobretodo porque la palabra Peach se repite en varios de los subtítulos de las diferentes entregas. De hecho hay una entrega con esa palabra que aún no tenía planes para Occidente y que es exclusiva de Nintendo Switch. Efectivamente hablamos de Senran Kagura Peach Ball, un juego de pinball sexy.

  Senran Kagura Peach Ball es el juego de pinball para jugar en veranito

Desde que Nintendo Switch era NX llevaba “amenazando” Kenichiro Takaki con que quería hacer un juego de Pinball y al final se salió con la suya. Asuka, Yomi, Murasaki, Ryōna y Yumi, que ya protagonizaron Senran Kagura Reflexions (que salió de aquella manera), vuelven a Nintendo Switch como chicas animales-monstruos por culpa de uno de los numerosos experimentos de Haruka. Y según la kunoichi científica la única forma de volverlas a su aspecto normal es usar la “Peach Ball” en unas máquinas del millón especiales y golpearles con la famosa bolita. Y como la “cencia no se hace sola, hay que hacerla” toca echar unas partidas de pinball con las afectadas para que puedan salir a la calle sin orejitas ni cola de animales.

  Como es evidente en los juegos de la franquicia no hablamos de un juego de pinball normal y tiene un girito sexy, teniendo que hacer rebotar las bolas de metal en las chicas mientras hacemos puntos y ocurren diferentes eventos en la mesa. Senran Kagura Peach Ball cuenta con un modo historia, mesas personalizables, minijuegos especiales y los modos diorama y vestuario que no pueden faltar en ninguna entrega de la saga salvo que te llames Senran Kagura Burst Re: Newall y salgas en Playstation 4.

  Aún no tenemos una fecha específica más allá de un amplio “verano de 2019“, pero lo que sí sabemos es que saldrá únicamente en formato digital, quedando la versión física únicamente en Japón junto a la de Senran Kagura Reflexions.

  Ojito con mirar el siguiente video o la galería de imágenes del final de la noticia si andas en un entorno no apropiado.

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  Fuente: Nota de prensa de Marvelous

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Senran Kagura Peach Ball llega en verano a Nintendo Switch. Cuidado con qué golpean las bolas de pinball Anoche XSEED Games, la rama norteamericana de Marvelous, publicó un misterioso tuit de dos melocotones bien jugosos…

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Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura sigue ampliándose poco a poco mediante nuevo contenido descargable. Recordemos que el juego base incluye a Asuka y posteriormente se añadieron a la fría a la par que misteriosa Yumi y a la hikikomori Murasaki. La siguiente chica que saltará a este juego de conocer más a fondo a las shinobis será Ryōna la hermana mayor de las gemelas con heterocromía de Hebijō. Si, esa misma que cualquier escena que aparezca en 50 Sombras de lo que sea le parece la cosa más inocente del mundo y quiere que se la trate peor.

  Ryōna quiere que te portes mal con ella en Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura

  Fetiches de Ryōna al margen este DLC estará disponible por 1.000 yenes a partir del 26 de febrero (mañana mismo a la hora de escribir esta noticia), e incluirá a la peculiar ninja y una serie de ropa nueva basada en su uniforme de Hebijō, su bañador, su traje oficial de ninja, la ropa de calle de Haruka, la ropa de Reina de las Carreras, un vestido de una pieza adornado con topos, el traje de ninja de Shiki y un puñado de complementos. Aquellos que no esten interesados en comprar a Shiki podrán hacerse con estos complementos por 400 yenes.

    Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura no tiene fecha ni planes para su localización en Occidente, a pesar de los buenos números que hizo en su lanzamiento nipón, sin embargo no sería de extrañar que el plan de Kenichiro Takaki sea en realidad terminar de ampliar el juego mediante DLCs para luego empaquetarlo todo en una edición física que traer a Occidente. Aunque bueno, estos son teorías especulativas de los fans.

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Ryōna será la cuarta chica de Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura. Heterocromía y S&M para todos mediante DLC Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura sigue ampliándose poco a poco mediante nuevo contenido descargable. Recordemos que el juego base incluye a Asuka y posteriormente se añadieron a la…

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No sé cómo, en general, no vimos venir que esto iba a ocurrir conociendo la mala costumbre que tienen Honey∞Parade, el equipo de Kenichiro Takaki, de llenar sus juegos de DLCs con trajes de lo más variados. Es algo que ha pasado en cada título de la saga Senran Kagura que ha salido para las consolas de Sony y Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura no iba a ser menos.

  Traje de novia, ropa de invierno y muchos más DLCs para Senran Kagura: Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura

    Al margen de incluir a Yumi mediante DLC, de quien podéis ver la primera imagen in-game arriba, el juego tiene otra serie de contenido descargable en forma de complementos, trajes y accesorios.

  En primer lugar tenemos el “conjunto de novia” formado por cuatro piezas a un precio de 300 Yens. El “conjunto de idol escolar” incluye seis objetos y cuesta 800 Yens.

    El conjunto de ropa de invierno se divide en dos paquetes. El primero será gratuito e incluirá seis objetos, mientras que el segundo asciende a los 500 Y y traerá cinco objetos, entre ellos trajes y toallas de baño.

    En cuanto a los accesorios también tenemos un primer pack compuestos por una espada, un micrófono y un paraguas, por el precio de 250 Yens y luego un pack con 30 accesorios distintos, entre ellos nuevos cortes de pelo, por 1000 Yens. Por último por 250 yens podremos tener las poses que complementan al primer set de objetos para el modo diorama.

    Vamos, que los que estuviesen contentos porque Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura costaba solamente siete euros al cambio tienen motivos para estar bastante enfadados dado a todo el contenido que podría estar dentro del juego base y hay que pagar a parte. Pero lo dicho, no es que sea novedad con los juegos de la saga.

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Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura se llena de DLC en su lanzamiento japonés No sé cómo, en general, no vimos venir que esto iba a ocurrir conociendo la mala costumbre que tienen Honey∞Parade, el equipo de Kenichiro Takaki, de llenar sus juegos de DLCs con trajes de lo más variados.