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The iDOLM@STER

The iDOLM@STER

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Synonyms: The Idolmaster
Japanese: アイドルマスター

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Type: TV
Episodes: 25
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 8, 2011 to Dec 23, 2011
Producers: Aniplex, A-1 Pictures, TBS
Duration: 24 min. per episode
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company

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Score: 7.841 (scored by 11877 users)
Ranked: #6642
Popularity: #636
Members: 28,828
Favorites: 487
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Both are stories about girls becoming idols and all of the challenges they must face. AKB0048 is set in the future and has battle elements while iM@S is contemporary and more realistic.
Both follow a cheerful group of girls that love music and sharing time together. Both have lots of on-stage performances which give chills down your spine. You'll watch these girls grow and learn together, while learning a little bit about the simplicity of happiness in life yourself -- that is, spending downtime with a family of friends who love and support each other.
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Schoolgirl idols with great music!
Both of these Anime deal with following a particular job and the ups and downs. Except, the characters involved are not your average person, they all have various personalities with quirks in them.
Both series are about a group as they work to become idols. The IDOLM@STER is a harem whereas Uta no Prince-sama is a reverse harem.
Both of these shows follow a group of girls as they progress in their desired career in show business. Love Get Chu's characters are aiming to be seiyuu but later also become idols, and iM@S' characters are aiming to become idols of course. Focus is given in both shows to the effort that the characters put into their work in order to make others happy.
both by the same anime studio, fluffy story line. Idolmaster is more of "over the top" kind of anime thats talk about the company. SoRaNoWoTo is more darker and intense that has wars. but both have cute girls.
They both have the whole idol potential going for the storyline. ^_^
The storylines of both Anime follow a group of girls on their way to becoming popular idols.
They have similar feels, and the characters are generally all idols.
In both iDOLM@STER and the Hamtaro movies there are many musical interludes featuring female idols dressed like hussies singing cute music and dancing on a stage with lots of dramatic camera angles, except the idols in the Hamtaro movies are hamsters.
They're both about idols and music
both anime is about Idols who are trying to be the best. some love and romance going on. CPS is not "crazy" as IM@S but both are about the same topic.
Another colorful and touching anime about girls focused on following their dreams with all their difficulties but improving every day to reach the top in the idol industry.
Both involve girls trying to become idols and have a company help them achieve their goals.
While idolmaster may focus more on them getting jobs and how they complete it, Skip Beat follows Kyokuo revenge and how she plans to make it to the top.

Either series is very enjoyable
Both are great counterparts to each other. The iDOLM@STER is mainly rooted in telling a sweet story about upcoming idols, while BECK is more focused on telling a dramatic, sometimes heart wrenching tale of the rise of a rock group.

One is fluffy, one is realistic. Both are about music and very entertaining.
Series with enormous casts and so much moe that people complain about it when they should actually be thankful it isn't another school comedy.
Both of these anime deal with music, so if you are looking for any Anime dealing with music, here you go.
Girls have their dreams. Both Anime deal with the idol buisness.
Teenagers learn how to become successful in the respective publishing and entertainment industries of Japan.
Similar op2 Comedy like anime
Cute girls doing cute things with a vague musical theme. However, both get surprisingly emotional towards the end. They both deal with the growing bonds between the girls, and the melancholy feelings that arise as they begin to drift apart, and the threat of separation looms overhead. They both also have well-animated concert scenes, so if you like j-pop and sakuga, at least watch those.
Both are slice of life/ drama which really pick up pace towards the end
Both have a group of girls who are becoming famous.
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