
Atlus have revealed that virtual diva Hatsune Miku will appear as DLC for the newly released Persona 4: Dancing All Night, singing the ATOLS remix of “Heaven” at the whim of buyers – all making for an odd collaboration surely not at all solely designed to milk Miku fans dry or extend her dominion further still.
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Idol raise-’em-up IdolMaster has teamed up with Taiko: Drum Master for a new crossover game entitled “IdolMaster Must Songs Akaban/Aoban”, a rhythm game that will feature several songs from the musical series for players to eagerly beat off to – with many finding the collaboration a very suitable match considering the sheer abundance of songs present in the franchise.
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Hibike Euphonium‘s 2nd BD boasts the usual assortment of quality enhancements, albeit of an incredibly subtle variety and, this being KyoAni, sans any possibility of erotic upgrades – though it does granting purchasers another splendid animated short that should help tide fans over until a potential new season.
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A PV for the official OST of Kyoani’s recently concluded series Hibike Euphonium has given listeners a short sample of the wide assortment of music incorporated into the anime, giving fans something to listen to whilst they await some kind of movie or subsequent season.
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Japanese idol and metal fusion band Death Rabbits have disintegrated the mental stability of viewers by way of their latest single, “Usagi no Kimochi”, bearing a multitude of different musical styles and genres not dissimilar to that of another certain exploitative idol band…
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The full music video for Livetune’s beautiful Vocaloid piece “Hand in Hand” has arrived and has also been selected to be the theme song for Magical Mirai 2015 (an annual concert celebrating the wondrous Hatsune Miku), sure to be a positive sign that good things are to come of the event.
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Hibike Euphonium‘s final episode has proven satisfactory to fans despite being abrupt, though has unfortunately left those in dire need for more subtle yuri romance hanging – the series unsurprisingly still being regarded as a lesser work in comparison with the music anime masterpiece of moe that is K-ON!.
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Perhaps due to the massive success of its recently aired anime, IdolMaster: Cinderella Girls is set to receive a brand new game called “IdolMaster Cinderella Girls: Starlight Stage”, switching genres from card collecting to rhythm though still keeping things mobile.
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Devoted seiyuu followers have participated in a survey seeking to rank the top 20 most talented seiyuu singers, unsurprisingly bringing up some frequently mentioned celebrity names, with an even more unsurprising star singer at the number one spot.
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KyoAni’s Hibike Euphonium has yet again put its poor girls through more hardships in preparation for their next gig, as the oft overlooked protagonist Kumiko has her fair share of tear-inducing struggles – while the show continues to subtly provide more yuri service between her and the glorious Reina.
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The latest episode of school band anime Hibike Euphonium has grown tense as the upcoming “do-over” audition draws near, causing an uproar of emotion between the show’s assortment of cute girls while offering more surprising yuri service, that fans perhaps thought would dissipate due to the revelations of the previous episode.
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The first BD release of Hibike Euphonium has enchanted viewers with the harmonious addition of a brief animated short featuring the show’s luscious girls bathing with their beloved instruments – accompanied by the usual subtle visual upgrades.
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