Idol Bu Show


Idol Bu Show is a Japanese multimedia project centered around competing Japanese idol groups. An anime film adaptation was released in June 2022.

Concept

The project is about idol groups who, after the dissolution of idol group Fool's End, compete for music and merchandise sales, concert audiences, and other things. Each group operates under the leadership of a music producer reincarnated from a general from the Sengoku period.

Cast and characters

No Princess

No Princess is a "dance and vocal" idol unit whose music is produced by.

Lunatic Eyes

Lunatic Eyes is a "high tension" idol unit whose music is produced by.

X-UC

X-UC is a "new-generation" idol unit whose music is produced by.

It's Your Cider

It's Your Cider are a band of five girls. Their in-universe producers, QTarō Mōri, are a quartet of reincarnations of western Chūgoku region daimyō Mōri Motonari, while is their real-life music producer.

Other characters

  • Aoi Yūki and Ayana Taketatsu as Shinobu Sakuma and Nagaho Mori, the two members of Fool's End, the idol unit whose dissolution is the catalyst for the idols' competition. Their real-life music producer is.
  • Reina Kondō as Mashiro Honma, an idol who operates solo. Her in-universe producer, Kenji Uesagi, is a reincarnation of Uesugi Kenshin, while is her real-life music producer.

Production

In September 2019, the project was announced, as was a 26 October concert, Senran! Idol Bu Show: Toyosu no Jin. The screenwriter is and the characters and key visual were designed by NOB-C. In July 2020, Yuika Hanazono was replaced by a new character, Hikaru Fuwa.
Two days before the 2022 release of the project's film, the voice actresses for Mashiro Honma and It's Your Cider were announced.

Media

Film adaptation

In February 2022, it was announced that an anime film adaptation from ORENDA and Amineworks would be released that year. In March, it was announced that the film would be released on 24 June, and that part of the film would also be concert footage. The film was directed by Shingo Kobayashi, written by Kotsukotsu, produced by Ryō Aizawa, and supervised by. The three primary idol units' music producers produced the music.

Discography