Tokyo 7th Sisters: Bokura wa Aozora ni Naru

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Synonyms: T7S

Japanese: Tokyo 7th シスターズ -僕らは青空になる-

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Feb 26, 2021

Producers: Toei Animation

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: LandQ studios

Source: Game

Genres: Comedy, Slice of Life

Themes: Idols (Female), Music, School

Duration: 1 hr. 16 min.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.38¹ (scored by 606 users)

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Ranked: #6996²

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Popularity: #9158

Members: 3,319

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In the year 2032, the legendary idol unit "7th Sisters" suddenly retired from the industry and disappeared. That was the end of the idol industry... until two years later, when a young glory-seeking employee is appointed to be the leader of Tokyo's next generation idol studio, "777 (Three Seven)," commonly referred to as Nanastar.

However, the city continues to believe that idols are a thing of the past, and Nanastar is no exception. Their slump continues, but one day a mysterious and beautiful female manager approaches you and says, "If the idols of the past are gone, we'll just have to make new idols! True "sisters" linked by powerful bonds!" The story of the idols of the future, the Nanastar Sisters, will now unfold.

(Source: Tokyo 7th Sisters Wiki)

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Adaptation:	Tokyo 7th Sisters Comic Anthology
Other:	T7S Longing for Summer Again and Again: Harukaze, Tokyo 7th Sisters: Bokura wa Aozora ni Naru: Character Butai Aisatsu Eizou

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Kuwahara, Yuuki
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Serizawa, Momoka

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Izawa, Shiori
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Shimizu, Ayaka
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Tendouji, Musubi

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Takada, Yuuki
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Tsunomori, Rona

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Kakuma, Ai
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Harumi, Kajika

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Takai, Maika
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Harumi, Sawara

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Nakamura, Sakura
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Kuonji, Shizuka

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Imai, Asaka
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Kamishiro, Sui

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Michii, Haruka
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Oda, Motohiro

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Matsuura, Hisashi

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Suzuki, Kouji

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Kitagawa, Takayuki

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Opening Theme

"Star☆Glitter" by Tokyo 7th Sisters

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Ending Theme

"Departures -Ashita no Uta- (Departures -あしたの歌-)" by 777☆SISTERS

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Aug 27, 2021

HalRyder

Mixed Feelings

Tokyo 7th Sisters was originally launched as a game in Feburary 2014. To take things into perspective,
1. Love Live Sunshine had not yet existed
2. Idolmaster SideM and Million Live were still new
3. Aikatsu was still in its original iteration
4. The original Pripara was launching later that year
5. Wake Up Girls was just been released,
6. The likes of Ensemble Stars and Idolish7 will be coming out in the following year
7. Bang Dream has yet to even be thought of as a concept

What possessed the producers to make an aged game into movie in this day and age, when we have ...

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Jul 8, 2021

SnowballP

Not Recommended

Not good.

Since there are no reviews yet, I guess I'll fire the starting signal. As a big fan of idol/band anime, I was waiting for this movie to get subbed since it aired (many thanks to the team of translators), but I've been greatly disappointed. Disclaimer first, I'm not a fan of the original Tokyo 7th Sisters games and this has been my first real exposure to the franchise, so I won't be able to say how faithful to the original or how good as an adaptation this is, just judging it as a standalone film.

This is probably the blandest and most insipid idol anime ... I have seen; even moreso than the first Love Live series, which is saying a lot. The fact that the opening act of the movie isn't even animated and just some SD models over music is already a redflag, and it never really picks up.

We get introduced in a fairly cool way (via a relay race of video presentations) to the group of 12 idols, of which exactly 0 get any character presentation nor development after the initial establishment of the anime archetype they represent. The cheerful leader, the aloof dark-haired girl, the ojou, the gaijin, the lazy bum who really shouldn't be working as an idol realistically, and so on. Instead of developing the idols, it goes for iCarly level writing by introducing us to Badguy McYuppie, who confronts the girls a million times to laugh like a maniac, belittle idols, and tell them how worthless they are, and how he's buying their stadium and... converting it to... other type of business. How evil!

It's the cheesiest and most boring route they could have taken, and they of course did it. I'm not opposed to these kinds of characters as a concept. I like Kuroi in the 2011 Idolmaster Anime because it was an over-the-top, ironical take on these kinds of villains. I like Mishiro in Cinderella Girls because her actions actually make sense for a capitalist tycoon and isn't really confrontational, same with Shiraki in Wake Up Girls. But this is just utterly stupid, and unlike my previous examples, it also takes up the entire plot neglecting what should be the focus of an idol anime (or almost any story really): its central cast.

If you want to watch it for some cute dance scenes, I've got good and bad news. The good one is that every dance scene is animated on 2D. The bad one is that there... isn't really dance scenes. I'm not kidding, they show us two live shows and they consist on the girls staying on the initial spot and doing a basic move while singing. There isn't any choreography, nor cool camera shots that make what is happening stand out. It's almost impressive they pulled out on this too. There are some nice insert songs along the way that I'm sure T7S fans would appreciate, at the very least.

My very low score of 3/10 might seem offputting or too harsh, but I really didn't find anything enjoyable in this film aside from character designs, and is not even remarkable in that sense. I really cannot recommend it to anybody, not even fans of the genre.

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Aug 25, 2021

Vaenny

Mixed Feelings

If I had 2 words to describe this movie, it would be: too late. And I don't mean that as a hardcore fan of idol shows. As someone who played every mobile idol games back in 2017, I can definitely say that as a game, it ranks up there together with your big name idol franchises. So it could've made it up there together with said franchises. I mean, the game already had an anime-style CG and everything, so it was only a matter of time until they made an actual anime out of it. Heck, the game came out in 2014, so there was ...

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