Girls Band Cry gives more details about their comeback

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Following the previous announcement of two "Girls Band Cry" compilation films , which hinted at a similar path to that taken by "Bocchi the Rock!" at the time, more important details have now been revealed, continuing to increase the hype among fans of the musical anime.


As reported through the anime's official website, the two films will be titled " Seishun Kyousoukyoku (Rhapsody of Youth) " and " Naa, Mirai. (Hey, Future.) ", and both will feature the returning original cast and crew. Confirmed voice actors include Rina as Nina Iseri, Yuri as Momoka Kawaragi, Mirei as Subaru Awa, Natsu as Tomo Ebizuka, and Syuri as Rupa.


As for the production team, Kazuo Sakai (known for Love Live! Sunshine!! and Mushi-Uta) returns as director under the Toei Animation studio. Jukki Hanada , who also worked on Love Live! Sunshine!!, is writing the scripts, while N ari Teshima returns as character designer. On the music side, producer Kenji Tamai will once again be in charge of the insert songs, and Yuusuke Tanaka (of agehasprings) will be in charge of the background music. Additionally, Jae Hoon Jung is once again leading the computer animation, this time joined by a new CG director, Daiki Nakazawa .



Finally, it was confirmed that the first film, Seishun Kyousoukyoku, will premiere on October 3, while the second, Naa, Mirai, will hit theaters on November 14. Both will be distributed by Toei. With this announcement, it's clear that "Girls Band Cry" continues to consolidate itself as one of the most interesting offerings within the girl band music genre, and many are already looking forward to what could be new projects beyond these films.




Will this be a prelude to a sequel? Only time will tell. And of course, don't forget to check out the franchise details below:


  • The anime's story centers on several girls going through difficult times: the protagonist drops out of high school in her second year and moves to Tokyo alone with the intention of attending university; another girl is betrayed by her friends and feels lost; while yet another is abandoned by her parents and struggles to survive working part-time jobs. In the midst of a world that constantly disappoints them, they all search for something they can still love, a place to belong... and that's why they sing.

  • The anime premiered on television in April 2024 with a total of 13 episodes. Toei Animation subsequently released the English version digitally in North America on August 13, and Crunchyroll began streaming it on November 6.

  • In July of last year, the production team announced that Mirei and Natsu, two of the main cast members, would be going on a temporary hiatus for health reasons. Meanwhile, Rina, Yuri, and Syuri will continue their franchise-related activities.

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