Bandai Namco Entertainment revealed a new key visual for The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors TV anime series, which premieres in April. A third theatrical screening for the anime is playing at participating Japanese theaters until January 25.
The anime series for The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors mobile game first premiered in Japanese theaters on October 27 with a film encompassing the first four episodes. A second film premiered on December 14 featuring episodes 5 through 8, and the third and film film adapts the last four episodes.
The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors Anime Gets Key Visual
To commemorate the release of the third The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors film, Bandai Namco revealed a new key visual for the TV series. Moreover, the company confirmed that the TV anime will premiere in April 2024 and run for 12 episodes in a single cour. All 12 episodes will air on TV Tokyo, BS11, and BS Nippon TV. A streaming platform for the anime has not been announced, but Crunchyroll seems likely to carry the anime.
Check out the new key visual below, via Anime News Network:
The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Theater director Mankyū is directing the anime at studio Polygon Pictures. Yoichi Kato (The Idolmaster Million Live!) is the scriptwriter for the anime. The anime’s opening theme song is “Tsubasa Gravity.”
While waiting for the new anime, fans may watch The Idolmaster Million Live! on Crunchyroll. Here’s an overview of the anime series:
Mirai Kasuga’s dream is still elusive, Shizuka Mogami’s idol devotion knows no bounds, and Tsubasa Ibuki? Well, let’s just say she’s never met a serious moment. When these three quirky souls cross paths with the mesmerizing world of idols, prepare for a heart-pounding spectacle. Join our 39 idols as they come together to paint the theaters with the dazzling hues of 1 million dreams!
Lastly, the latest game in the series, The Idolmaster Shiny Colors: Song for Prism, is available now in Japan for Android and iOS.
