List of The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls episodes (original) (raw)
'아이돌마스터 신데렐라 걸즈'(THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS)는 A-1 Pictures 제작 일본 애니메이션이다. 반다이 남코 엔터테인먼트와 Cygames가 개발·운영하는 동명의 소셜 게임 '아이돌마스터 신데렐라 걸즈'를 원작으로 한 애니메이션화 작품이다. 2015년 1월부터 같은 해 4월까지 1st 시즌 전 13화, 같은 해 7월부터 10월까지 2nd 시즌 전 12화가 TOKYO MX 외로 방송되어, 특별편 1화가 영상 소프트 한정으로 수록되었다.
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| dbo:abstract | The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls is a 2015 anime series based on the simulation social network game of the same name as part of Bandai Namco Entertainment's The Idolmaster franchise. The series follows a group of rookie idols as they are recruited by 346 Production's Cinderella Project and aspire to become top idols. The anime is produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Noriko Takao. Takao and writer Tatsuya Takahashi share supervision duty for the series screenplay, and Yūsuke Matsuo based the character designs on designs provided by illustrator Annin Dōfu; the music was composed by Hidekazu Tanaka of Monaca. The series aired in two separate seasons, alternating between reruns of the first The Idolmaster anime series. The first half aired on BS11 via satellite, and Tokyo MX and nine other local independent terrestrial stations between January 10 and April 11, 2015 and was simulcast by Daisuki. The second half aired from July 17 to October 17, 2015. The opening theme for the first season is "Star!!" by Cinderella Project (Ayaka Ōhashi, Ayaka Fukuhara, Sayuri Hara, Tomoyo Kurosawa, Sumire Uesaka, Naomi Ōzora, Maaya Uchida, Nozomi Yamamoto, Ruriko Aoki, Aya Suzaki, Hiromi Igarashi, Natsumi Takamori, Yuka Ōtsubo, and Rei Matsuzaki). The second season's opening theme is "Shine!!" by Cinderella Project. An anime adaptation of Kuma-Jet's Cinderella Girls Theater spin-off manga, produced by Gathering and directed by Mankyū, was announced on November 28, 2016, as part of the game's 5th anniversary via a 3-minute short film distributed online and premiered its first season which ran from April 4 to June 27, 2017. The series has since been renewed for three more seasons, with the second season premiering on October 3, 2017, the third running from July 3 to September 25, 2018 and the fourth, titled Climax Season, from April 2 to June 25, 2019. (en) '아이돌마스터 신데렐라 걸즈'(THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS)는 A-1 Pictures 제작 일본 애니메이션이다. 반다이 남코 엔터테인먼트와 Cygames가 개발·운영하는 동명의 소셜 게임 '아이돌마스터 신데렐라 걸즈'를 원작으로 한 애니메이션화 작품이다. 2015년 1월부터 같은 해 4월까지 1st 시즌 전 13화, 같은 해 7월부터 10월까지 2nd 시즌 전 12화가 TOKYO MX 외로 방송되어, 특별편 1화가 영상 소프트 한정으로 수록되었다. (ko) 『アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ』（THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS）は、A-1 Pictures制作の日本のアニメ。バンダイナムコエンターテインメントとCygamesが開発・運営する同名のソーシャルゲーム『アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ』を原作としたアニメ化作品。2015年1月より同年4月まで1stシーズン全13話、同年7月から10月まで2ndシーズン全12話がTOKYO MXほかで放送され、特別編1話が映像ソフト限定で収録された。 (ja) 《偶像大師 灰姑娘女孩》（日语：アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ）是A-1 Pictures製作的日本動畫，以南夢宮萬代發售的同名手機遊戲為原作的改編作品。2014年4月5日，在偶像大師官方舉辦的 Live 活動「THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS 1stLIVE WONDERFUL M@GIC!!」第一場的演唱會中公佈手機遊戲《偶像大師 灰姑娘女孩》動畫化的消息。同時，在動畫官方推特上正式宣布此作動畫化，並正式設立本作的動畫官方網站，發佈宣傳影片，以及官方宣傳海報。本作動畫版25話分2期播放。第1期（前半）於2015年1月9日開始播放，在7月17日開始播放第2期（後半）。 (zh) |
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| dbp:shortsummary | Arisu, Kaoru, Chie, Miria and Nina have a sleepover at Momoka's house. (en) The next group Dekoration, formed of Kirari Moroboshi, Rika Jougasaki, and Miria Akagi, are set to appear at several events as part of a collaboration with the Pika Pika Pop clothes brand. After their first event, Mika, who was watching in disguise, gives the girls some advice on how to better captivate the audience, expressing some concern about the Producer letting them have too much freedom. Before their next event, the girls decide to stop for crépes, inspiring the Producer to take photos of them for the project's homepage. However, the girls become separated from the Producer when he gets taken in by a policeman after being mistaken for a pervert. After being bailed out by fellow staff member Chihiro Senkawa, the Producer, the girls, and Mika all end up going on a frantic search for each other. As Kirari blames herself for what happened, Rika and Miria encourage her to head towards their venue in costume, attracting everyone they come across to follow them and reuniting with the others in the process. (en) Miku, who enjoys cats and cute pop, and Riina Tada, who is obsessed with rock music, are reluctantly put into a unit together and struggle to get along with each other due to their clashing personalities and tastes. As Rika and Miria go to ask the Producer about why he put those two together, they learn about an Idol Festival that is in the planning stages, word of which soon spreads to the other idols. With the pair believing they will not be able to participate if they cannot get along, the others suggest that Riina move into Miku's dorm for a week so they can learn more about each other. Despite some bickering, they soon start to warm up to each other. Later, when a client comes to request a singing idol for a short-notice event, Miku immediately takes up the offer, despite the fact she and Riina have yet to sing together, feeling she wants to discover why the Producer chose them. With two days until the event, Miku and Riina work together to write some lyrics, eventually managing to combine their two different traits into something unique. Following a successful unit, Miku and Riina decide to remain in their unit, which they decide to name Asterisk after the Producer's placeholder name. (en) Anzu and Kirari are given their own segment on the TV show, with Kanako and Chieri, who are struggling with their shyness, also chosen to host recorded interviews for the segment. As Kanako and Chieri work hard to try and rectify their earlier mistakes, Kanako ends up collapsing from overtraining herself on a diet. Noticing their struggles, the Producer uses some candy given to him by Kirari while another idol unit encourages them to smile more. Meanwhile, Anzu asks Kirari about how she honestly feels about working with her. (en) Mika feels frustrated as Mishiro has her promoting high-class adult makeup, which clashes with her usual gyaru style. Meanwhile, Rika and Miria are chosen to appear in a weekly classroom TV show in order to increase recognition for the Cinderella's Ball. As Rika struggles with playing the role of a kindergartner, fearing ridicule from her male classmates, she is snapped at by Mika for wanting to wear different clothes. The next day, Mika spends time with Miria, who has been feeling downhearted about her mother paying more attention to her new baby sister, and receives a little support from her. Meanwhile, Rika learns from her fellow idols to remain true to herself no matter what she wears, which in turn encourages Mika to do the same. (en) With the Producer needing to go away on business, Minami is put in charge of getting everyone prepared to perform as a group for the festival. This proves to be tough for a lot of the girls, who are having enough trouble with their unit songs. Noticing everyone's worries, including her own, Minami decides to change up the usual training routine by holding a variety of contests between the units, including racing, water gun fights, and jump rope. This helps to put everyone at ease and get in sync with each other, getting them excited for what lies ahead of them in their next concert. Impressed by her leadership skills, the group unanimously vote Minami to be their leader for the group performance. (en) Uzuki and Rin arrive at 364 Pro's offices, where they meet the Cinderella Project's third new recruit, Mio Honda. While exploring the premises, the girls get to know the other members of the Cinderella Project. Later, veteran idol Mika Jougasaki asks Uzuki, Rin, and Mio to be her backup dancers for her next concert. (en) Mishiro decides to put Natsuki into an idol rock band, holding in-house auditions for other members. After speaking with Natsuki, Riina starts focusing more into exposing herself into rock, leading Miku to become concerned when she starts spacing out during idol work. Later, as Natsuki learns that she and her new bandmates have no control over the direction their band goes, she takes Riina on a ride, where she brings up the thought of having Riina join her band. After a mishap during their concert, Miku voices her concerns over whether Riina would rather join Natsuki's more rock-focused band, but Riina assures her that Asterisk is the unit she wants to be with. Understanding Riina's feelings, Natsuki accepts her resolve and invites her and Miku up on her stage for a one-off performance together. The next day, Natsuki pulls out of Mishiro's planned band and instead joins up with the Cinderella Project. (en) With both New Generations and Love Laika about to make their CD debut, they are due to hold a mini-concert at a shopping mall to promote the release. In the run-up to the concert, Mio mentions various queries to the Producer, which he does not think much of at the time. Although Love Laika manage to hold their own during their performance, New Generations struggle as, among other things, Mio appears shocked over something. Afterwards, Mio vents her frustration that, compared to the audience she experienced at Mika's concert, the turnout was far lower than her high expectations. When the Producer bluntly states that this was to be expected, Mio gets angry and claims that she will quit being an idol. (en) Uzuki, Rin, and Mio prepare for Mika's concert, and, despite some heavy nerves, manage to pull it off. (en) An episode featuring four of the seven new idols introduced to the Cinderella Girs franchise in early 2019 participating in a reality competition show hosted by New Generations with the judges being Hikaru Nanjo, Hinako Kita, Hotaru Shiragiku and Kako Takafuji. (en) A recap episode hosted by the show's voice actors. (en) A parody of Predator featuring Munakata Atsumi as the main antagonist. (en) As Mio suggests that everyone each bring in a personal belonging to brighten up the office space, the Producer announces that goth lolita Ranko Kanzaki is going to make her solo CD debut. However, Ranko does not appear to be happy with the project being heavily focused on her dark persona, and the Producer has too much trouble deciphering her roleplay speak to understand why. With Ranko struggling to work up the courage to present her own pitch for the project, Rin encourages the Producer to try and understand Ranko better, helping her to ease up and convey her ideas properly, resulting in her debut becoming a success. (en) Mishiro allows the Producer to go ahead with his "Cinderella's Ball" proposal, stating that the results will determine whether the Cinderella Project will be allowed to continue. Meanwhile, Nana Abe, an idol Miku admires for her bunny persona, has her regular weather segment cut when Mishiro's decisions lead to changes to their division's approach to variety show work, steering away from character idols. Learning about this from Riina and the Producer, she goes to see Nana, becoming upset when she chooses to drop her bunny image for her promotional event. Asked by the Producer to think of what best brings out smiles, Miku encourages Nana to once again bring out her bunny persona, which makes both herself and her fans happy. Afterwards, the Producer approaches Nana's division, inviting their idols to collaborate with the Cinderella Project. (en) Uzuki, Rin, and Mio are requested by the Producer to film a PR video of the entire group, interviewing each of the members. However, they run into trouble trying to get footage of the final member, Anzu Futaba, who does whatever she can to avoid being filmed. Afterwards, the Producer announces that Uzuki, Rin, and Mio, along with fellow members Anastasia and Minami Nitta, will form units that will make their debut CD. (en) With the idols reeling from Mishiro's decisions, their futures left uncertain, the Producer becomes determined to figure out an alternative plan to save the Cinderella Project. As many of the idols are either downsized to smaller offices or forced to relocate, word spreads about top idol Kaede Takagaki turning down a big job offer from Mishiro, encouraging the other idols to try to help the Producer as much as they can. As Uzuki, Rin, and Mion help Kaede out at a local concert, which she had turned down the bigger job for, learning that she did what she did as the smaller venue is important to both her and her fans. As the girls feel inspired by Kaede's connection with her fans, the other idols present their own proposal, which the Producer presents to Mishiro. (en) As Mio begins doing solo drama work, making Rin uneasy, Minami reveals she'll be doing a solo for the Cinderella Project, putting further pressure on the others, as they have no time to practise together for the Autumn Festival. Meanwhile, it is revealed that Mio's decision to go solo was from a desire to see things from Rin's point of view. The next day, as the other idols decide it is best to discuss things as a group, they see how hard Minami is working to both succeed on her own and make the festival a success, while Mio shows Uzuki and Rin the efforts of her drama training, encouraging Rin to join Triad Primus so she can shine as well. With both New Generations and Love Laika taken out of the festival's lineup as a result, the Producer approaches Uzuki with forming a unit with Miho Kohinata so she can expand her potential too. (en) Wanting to not hold Rin and Mio back, Uzuki decides to take a break from work to return to training school and focus on the basics. Despite being told that she's doing fine, Rin and Mio, along with the Producer, become concerned for Uzuki, particularly when she turns down a New Generations event due to a lack of self-confidence. Believing that this change in Uzuki was the result of them taking on other projects, Rin and Mio go to try and convince her to perform with them. After being forced to face her problems instead of running away from them, Uzuki eventually reveals that she is scared of the prospect of never being able to shine like her fellow idols. As Rin and Mio assure Uzuki that it is because of her they were able to stay as idols, the Producer defends Uzuki as Mishiro pressures him into cutting her loose, choosing to have faith and wait for her. (en) As Mio stops coming to the studio, the Producer tries to sort things out with her himself but is turned away. The next day, as Uzuki comes down with a fever, Rin confronts the Producer on his passive attitude, feeling he has betrayed her trust and storming out as well. After hearing Love Laika's thoughts on the other day's performance, the Producer pays a visit to Uzuki, who states that even though she has regrets about the mini-event, she is still optimistic about what the future holds for her as an idol. Spurred on by her positive attitude, the Producer becomes determined to shake off his cowardly behavior and bring Mio and Rin back. He first talks to Mio, showing her that even though her concert had few people in the audience, they were all filled with smiles. Realising the error of her ways, Mio apologises to Rin, stating her desire to still be idols again, with the Producer also apologising for his actions. With both Rin and Mio returning to the studio, New Generations reunite and set their sights on bigger stages. (en) Although still unsure of herself, Uzuki returns to 346 Pro to train with the other idols, who reflect on everything that's happened in the six months since they joined the Cinderella Project with Uzuki. As Mio and Rin gather wishes from the other idols for their Christmas concert, the Producer remains firm in his stance to not fire Uzuki. The next day, the Producer takes Uzuki to a venue where she had attended a concert before, where he hears about all her fears and encourages her to believe in possibilities. Wanting to believe that she can shine, Uzuki joins Rin and Mio on stage, where the support of her friends and fans help her regain her natural smile. (en) On the day of the idol festival, Minami overworks herself trying to help the group and develops a fever from anxiety, becoming distraught when the Producer tells her not to perform in her condition. With Minami not wanting Anya to perform by herself, Ranko steps up to take her place for Love Laika's performance. Both Ranko's and Love Laika's performances go well, but then a sudden thunderstorm causes a blackout at the arena just before the other acts are due to appear. Despite learning that most of the audience has left due to the rain, Mio and the rest of New Generations remain calm, manage to learn from the mistakes of the previous incident, and perform with smiles on their faces. After the other units finish their performances, Minami manages to recover from her fever and join the others for the group performance. As news of their performance spreads, the girls read letters and questionnaires from their fans, adding to the joy of their idol experience. (en) The Autumn Festival gets underway, with Anya managing to give a successful solo performance. Meanwhile, Mio pays a visit to Rin to give her support, while Uzuki seems to be concerned about something. As the Cinderella Project's units give out great performances, Fumika Sagisawa, one of Project Krone's members, suddenly has a panic attack before her performance, pushing Triad Primus' performance ahead of schedule. Wanting to help, Mio and Uzuki rally the other girls to help appease the crowd and relieve the pressure placed on Triad Primus, allowing them to give their all in their performance. With Cinderella Project and Project Krone's combined efforts making the festival a success, Mishiro allows the Cinderella Project to continue based on how the division handled themselves. Later, as Rin and the Producer check up on Uzuki, they notice something seems to be wrong with her. (en) A woman named Mishiro is assigned as the new general executive producer of 346 Pro's idol division. Meanwhile, the Producer and the other idols become wary of a shadowy presence observing them from behind. As the girls keep their eyes peeled for what could potentially be a stalker, Rin is approached by Karen Hojo and Nao Kamiya, a pair of recently debuted 346 idols who attended her old middle school. As Riika meets guitarist and fellow rock idol named Natsuki Kimura, Mika spots Mayu Sakuma peeking on the Producer, suspecting she might be the stalker in question. Mayu later asks the girls to pass a letter onto the Producer, leaving them curious as to if a love confession is inbound. This soon turns out not to be true, as she is actually interested in another producer and just wanted to ask some information. A few days later, Mishiro announces her plans to disband all current idol projects and start anew. (en) The Cinderella's Ball finally begins, with the Cinderella Project girls encouraged by the Producer to smile as they do each of their routines. As Mishiro goes on site to observe the proceedings, the Producer states how they both have the ability to realise an idol's potential in ways the other cannot, showing there is more than one possibility. The time soon comes for Cinderella Project's turn, with each of the units giving performances filled with smiles before climaxing with a joint performance while Mishiro watches amongst the audience. Following the event, the Cinderella Project takes on new members, while all the current members continue to work hard with smiles on their faces. (en) With an upcoming Autumn Festival serving as an assessment of the departments prior to the winter ball, Mishiro reveals her own "Project Krone", Mishio invites Rin to join a new unit called Triad Primus alongside Nao and Karen while suggesting Anastasia make her solo debut. As both girls, and the Producer, feel conflicted over what to do, Anastasia meets some of Project Krone's idols, Yui Otsuki and Fumika Sagisawa, while Rin talks with Nao and Karen, with each pairing giving the girls something to think about. Wanting to challenge herself, Anastasia ultimately decides to accept the offer, receiving support from both the Producer and Minami, while Rin talks to Uzuki and Mio about joining Triad Primus. After becoming shocked by this, Mio announces the next day that she'll also be making her solo debut. (en) While the chosen idols are both excited and nervous about their impending CD debuts, asked to come up with names for their units, the other idols, particularly Miku Maekawa, are less than happy that they are not making their debut. Despite making multiple requests to the Producer, they are simply told not to expect anything. Angered, Miku and some of the other idols hold a strike in the cafeteria demanding they get their debuts, which the Producer manages to calm down by explaining they all the idols will get their debuts eventually. Meanwhile, Anastasia and Minami name their unit Love Laika, while Uzuki's group settle with the unit name the Producer decided on, New Generations. (en) After making their debut, Candy Island, a group formed of Kanako Mimura, Chieri Ogata, and Anzu Futaba, are nervous about making their first TV appearance on an idol game show. After receiving some training from Mio about how to be funny, the girls are shocked to find that the show's format has changed from a quiz show to an action-based variety show at the last minute. Despite the difficulties of the challenges, the girls manage to do well in portraying their personalities and appealing to the audience. After the teams learn that whoever loses will have to face a bungee jump, Chieri briefly faints, but is encouraged by her friends to try her hardest and make a comeback during the final quiz segment, in which Anzu shows off her surprising knowledge, with Chieri providing the winning answer. With the game ending in a tie, both teams end up receiving both self-promotion time and the bungee punishment. (en) |
| dbp:title | 6 (xsd:integer) When I Grow Up (en) Out Of Control (en) Infinite Possibilities (en) Giving and Receiving (en) !! & !? (en) "Sweet" is a magical word to make you happy! (en) A Zvezda I Don't Know? (en) A ball is resplendent, enjoyable, and... (en) A little bit of courage shows your way. (en) Achoo! (en) Aiko Santa's Merry Problem (en) Anytime, Anywhere with Cinderella. (en) Barefoot Girl. (en) Beyond the Wind (en) Camouflage? (en) Can you hear my voice from the heart? (en) Can't Hide My Cuteness (en) Chieri Round and Round (en) Chomp! (en) Choose with My Gut! (en) Cinderella Girls at the Ball. (en) Clattering Vacancy (en) Cleanse My Wings (en) Communicating from the Heart (en) Crown for each. (en) Dere-Radi...Guest...H-Hello... (en) Do You Want to Hear Me Out? (en) Drawing Time (en) Munakata Atsumi: Tallest Mountains Challenge! Three-Bout Battle! (en) Even If I'm the Audience! (en) Everyday life, really full of joy! (en) Everyone's Feelings (en) Expressions are Part of Your Glasses too (en) Finally, our day has come! (en) Flower Fairies Mage Floral Yumi (en) Flower-Viewing in the Off Season (en) Fre-song Special Version (en) Fure Fure Mayu (en) Gazing at the Sea and Dreaming (en) Glass Slippers. (en) Heated Warm-Up! (en) I Didn't Run Away! (en) I Didn't Slip Up! (en) I Do Like Dirt, After All (en) I Feel Like I Can Do Anything! (en) I Felt a Gaze (en) I Sometimes Forget (en) I don't want to become a wallflower (en) I never seen such a beautiful castle (en) I want you to know my hidden heart (en) I wonder where I find the light I shine... (en) I'll Do It for You (en) I'll Keep Asking Until It's All Gone (en) I'm Confident in My Teeth (en) If you're lost, let's sing aloud! (en) In Daydreams and In Reality (en) Innocent Invitation (en) Isn't This What Maids Do? (en) It's A Serious Game! (en) It's about time to become Cinderella girls! (en) Kanako and Kaede's Wandering Hot Springs Trip (en) Karen's Slight Fever (en) Karin VS... (en) Late-night Slumber Party (en) Let Me Show You an Example (en) Miracle Pitch? (en) Munakator (en) My Exciting Room (en) My Precious... (en) Noriko's Fuel (en) On the Rooftop (en) Our world is full of joy!! (en) Petting Miria (en) Photograph Me, Producer! (en) Pinky Swear Gently (en) Playfulness at Its Peak (en) Producer Anzu (en) Putting Everything Into this One Kick (en) Ranko Quest (en) Rin-chan Has Talent (en) Rockin' Place, Right? (en) Showing Off Ninja Arts (en) Sleep with a Nice Scent (en) Something...for Relief! (en) Special Program (en) Splash Panic (en) Teach Us, Sachiko-sensei! (en) Tell Me...Scary Stories (en) Thank You for Your Hard Work (en) The Fragrance of Romance is (en) The Summer's Night Sky and the Maiden's Cry (en) The Trick Is To... (en) The best place to see the stars. (en) The light shines in my heart. (en) The magic needed for a flower to bloom. (en) Those Old Track Team Habits... (en) Three Sister Detectives! (en) Touch... (en) Trick or NEET (en) Twilight Premonition (en) Uzuki's Present (en) We Jest, Mistress (en) We're Sleeping Together (en) Welcome to Oikawa Ranch (en) Welcome, Newcomers! (en) What Are You Talking About? (en) What Will I Wear? (en) When the spell is broken... (en) Where Used Articles Go (en) Where does this road lead to? (en) Which way should I go to get to the castle? (en) Who is the lady in the castle? (en) Who'll Be the Silly One? (en) Will You Indulge Me? (en) Win-Win? (en) Yoshino Shubababa (en) Youthful Attractions (en) Theater Version Kirarin Robot's Steely Performance -Final Battle of the Glassy Empire!- Preview (en) |
| dbp:translittitle | 6 (xsd:integer) Agete Moratte (en) Amaete Ii desu ka (en) Anzu Purodyūsā (en) Asobigokoro ga Masaru o Toshigoro (en) Atashi no Hanashi Kikitai? (en) Bōsō!? Tennen Meido (en) Chieri Guruguru (en) Dare ga Bokemasu? (en) Dereraji Gesuto Da Nya (en) Dereraji...Gesuto...Fuhi... (en) Don'na Ishō ka nā (en) Fure Fure Mayu (en) Furesongu SPver (en) Gattsuri Bakansu (en) Ha ni wa Jishin ga Arimasu (en) Hakuchui! (en) Honki no Shōbuda! No Kai! (en) Hyōjō mo Megane no Ichibu desu! (en) Ii Nioi de Nemurō (en) Issho ni Netemasu (en) Ka Mo Fura ̄Jiyu? (en) Kanako to Kaede no Burari Onsen Tabi (en) Karen no Binetsu (en) Karin Bāsasu... (en) Kawaii wa Kakusenai (en) Kisetsuhazure no Ohanami (en) Koko wa "Atsui" Daro? (en) Kokoro no Koe wo Tsutaeyō (en) Kono Isshū ni Subetewo! (en) Makyū? (en) Meidotte Kō Desho? (en) Minna de Oekaki (en) Minna no Kimochi ni (en) Miru Gawa ni Natte Mo! (en) Misemasu Ninpō (en) Mugen no Kanōsei (en) Munakata Atsumi: Saikōhō ni Idome! 3 Ban Shōbu! (en) Mōsō Demo Genjitsu Demo! (en) Nadenade Miria (en) Nakunaru Made Tsudzukimasu (en) Nanafushigi...Oshiete (en) Nandemo Dekichai sō! (en) Nani no Hanashi? (en) Natsu no Yozora to Otome no Himei (en) Nekketsu Junbi Undō! (en) Nigeta Wake Janai Nya (en) Noriko no Nenryō (en) Ofuru no Yukue (en) Ohana no Yōsei Tsukai Furōraru Yumi (en) Okujōnite (en) Oshiete! Sachiko sensei! (en) Otawamure wo Ojou-sama (en) Otehon desu (en) Otona ni Nattara (en) Otsukaresama desu (en) Paku! (en) Pitō... (en) Pointo wa... Koko Da yo (en) Pī-kun Totte (en) Ranko Kuesuto (en) Rikujō no Toki no Kuse de... (en) Rin-chan Soshitsu Ari (en) Rirīfu wa...Kore! (en) Roman no Kaori wa (en) Sanshimai Keiji Dai 4 Wa: Sekushī & Girutī (en) Santa Aiko no Tanoshī Nayami (en) Seishun Atorakushon (en) Shinjin-san Irasshai! (en) Shisen o Kanjita (en) Sono-saki no Kaze o (en) Subettoranshi! (en) Supurasshu Panikku (en) TOKIMEKI Mai Rūmu (en) Tamani Wasureru (en) Tasogare no Yokan (en) Tenshinranman na Ohanashii (en) Torikku Oa Nīto (en) Umi o Mite Omou (en) Uzuki no Purezento (en) Watashi no Shiranai Zvezda? (en) Watashi no Taisetsu na... (en) Watashirashiku Erabu! (en) Yappari Tsuchi ga Suki (en) Yatte Ageru ne (en) Yofukashi o Tomari-Kai (en) Yoshino Shubababa (en) Yubikiri o Yasashiku (en) Yōkoso Oikawa Bokujō e (en) Gekijō-ban Kōtetsu Kōen Kirarin Robo -Kessen! Gurasshī Teikoku- Yokoku-hen (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | '아이돌마스터 신데렐라 걸즈'(THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS)는 A-1 Pictures 제작 일본 애니메이션이다. 반다이 남코 엔터테인먼트와 Cygames가 개발·운영하는 동명의 소셜 게임 '아이돌마스터 신데렐라 걸즈'를 원작으로 한 애니메이션화 작품이다. 2015년 1월부터 같은 해 4월까지 1st 시즌 전 13화, 같은 해 7월부터 10월까지 2nd 시즌 전 12화가 TOKYO MX 외로 방송되어, 특별편 1화가 영상 소프트 한정으로 수록되었다. (ko) 『アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ』（THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS）は、A-1 Pictures制作の日本のアニメ。バンダイナムコエンターテインメントとCygamesが開発・運営する同名のソーシャルゲーム『アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ』を原作としたアニメ化作品。2015年1月より同年4月まで1stシーズン全13話、同年7月から10月まで2ndシーズン全12話がTOKYO MXほかで放送され、特別編1話が映像ソフト限定で収録された。 (ja) 《偶像大師 灰姑娘女孩》（日语：アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ）是A-1 Pictures製作的日本動畫，以南夢宮萬代發售的同名手機遊戲為原作的改編作品。2014年4月5日，在偶像大師官方舉辦的 Live 活動「THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS 1stLIVE WONDERFUL M@GIC!!」第一場的演唱會中公佈手機遊戲《偶像大師 灰姑娘女孩》動畫化的消息。同時，在動畫官方推特上正式宣布此作動畫化，並正式設立本作的動畫官方網站，發佈宣傳影片，以及官方宣傳海報。本作動畫版25話分2期播放。第1期（前半）於2015年1月9日開始播放，在7月17日開始播放第2期（後半）。 (zh) The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls is a 2015 anime series based on the simulation social network game of the same name as part of Bandai Namco Entertainment's The Idolmaster franchise. The series follows a group of rookie idols as they are recruited by 346 Production's Cinderella Project and aspire to become top idols. The anime is produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Noriko Takao. Takao and writer Tatsuya Takahashi share supervision duty for the series screenplay, and Yūsuke Matsuo based the character designs on designs provided by illustrator Annin Dōfu; the music was composed by Hidekazu Tanaka of Monaca. The series aired in two separate seasons, alternating between reruns of the first The Idolmaster anime series. The first half aired on BS11 via satellite, and Tokyo MX and nine other (en) |
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