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Re:Stage!

Re:Stage! (Re:ステージ!, Risutēji) is a Japanese multimedia franchise by Pony Canyon and Comptiq. It features character designs and illustrations by artist Tsubasu Izumi, series composition and story by Team Yoree (Yoriko Tomita, Yasuko Kamo and Tatsuhiko Urahata), and music by Kohta Yamamoto. The story revolves around female junior high school idols who aim to become a top in Prism Stage, a nationwide tournament where many middle school idols compete and become top idols. These girls are divided into several units. Their stories are serialized in monthly Comptiq and short stories are released online via the official website.[2][3]

Re:Stage!
Re:Stage! Dream Days♪ key visual
Re:ステージ!
(Risutēji)
GenreMusic[1]
Light novel
Re:Stage!
Written byTeam Yoree
Illustrated byTsubasu Izumi
Marehosi Gakuen Takao School Art Club
Matsuda98
Published byKadokawa Shoten
DemographicMale
Original runAugust 2015 – July 2018
Volumes3
Game
Re:Stage! Prism Step
DeveloperHotarubi
PublisherPony Canyon
GenreRhythm Action
PlatformiOS (10.0 or above)
Android (4.4 or above)
Released
  • JP: July 31, 2017
Anime television series
Re:Stage! Dream Days♪
Directed byShin Katagai
Produced by
  • Yasuo Tsubakimoto
  • Natsuko Kawasaki
  • Hidemasa Arai
  • Yukihiro Amano
  • Genki Satō
  • Norio Fukui
Written byTeam Yoree
Music byKohta Yamamoto
StudioYumeta Company
Graphinica
Licensed by
Original networkTokyo MX, BS Fuji, AT-X
Original run July 7, 2019 – September 29, 2019
Episodes12 (List of episodes)

A light novel series and several unit singles has been released.[4][5] A mobile rhythm game developed by Hotarubi titled Re:Stage! Prism Step (Re:ステージ！プリズムステップ, Risutēji Purizumu Suteppu) was released on July 31, 2017 for Android and August 5, 2017 for iOS.[6] An anime television series titled Re:Stage! Dream Days♪ (Re:ステージ！ ドリームデイズ♪, Risutēji Dorīmu Deizu♪) by Yumeta Company and Graphinica aired from July 7 to September 29, 2019.

Cast edit

KiRaRe edit

KiRaRe (キラリ, Kirari)

  • Amane Makino as Mana Shikimiya (式宮 舞菜, Shikimiya Mana)[7]
  • Akari Kitō as Sayu Tsukisaka (月坂 紗由, Tsukisaka Sayu)[7]
  • Masumi Tazawa as Mizuha Ichikishima (市杵島 瑞葉, Ichikishima Mizuha)[7]
  • Meemu Tachibana as Kae Hiiragi (柊 かえ, Hiiragi Kae)[7]
  • Yuka Iwahashi as Kasumi Honjō (本城 香澄, Honjō Kasumi)[7]
  • Yuki Sorami as Minori Hasegawa (長谷川 実, Hasegawa Minori)/Mii Hasegawa (長谷川 みい, Hasegawa Mii)[7]

Ortensia edit

ortensia (オルタンシア, Orutanshia)

Stellamaris edit

Stellamaris (ステラマリス, Suteramarisu)

Trois Anges edit

TROIS ANGES (トロワアンジュ, Torowaanju)

Tetrarkhia edit

Tetrarkhia (テトラルキア, Tetorarukia)

  • Natsumi Yamada as Mikuru Bandō (坂東 美久龍, Bandō Mikuru)[7]
  • Miki Satō as Haku Nishidate (西館 ハク, Nishidate Haku)[7]
  • Tomoyo Takayanagi as Akari Haeno (南風野 朱莉, Haeno Akari)[7]
  • Nozomi Nishida as Kuroha Shirokita (城北 玄刃, Shirokita Kuroha)[7]

Discography edit

Singles edit

Release
date		 Artist Title
2016
March 16 KiRaRe "Startin' My Re:STAGE!!"
August 17 "Remembers!" (リメンバーズ！)
2017
January 18 KiRaRe "Akogare Future Sign" (憧れFuture Sign)
Ortensia "FlowerS ~Tonari de Saku Hana no Yō ni~" (FlowerS～となりで咲く花のように～)
March 15 Stellamaris "Stage of Star"
July 19 Ortensia "Purple Rays"
August 18 Stellamaris "Secret Dream"
September 10 Trois Anges "Cresc. Heart"
Tetrarkhia "Fearless Girl"
December 20 KiRaRe "Sensei Sensation" (宣誓センセーション)
2018
June 20 Ortensia "＊Heart Confusion＊"
Stellamaris "Brilliant Wings"
August 22 KiRaRe "367Days"
November 21 Tetrarkhia "Heroic Spark"
December 19 Trois Anges "Lumiere"
2019
March 27 KiRaRe "Happy Typhoon" (ハッピータイフーン)
July 24 "Don't Think, Smile!!" (Don’t think,スマイル!!)
August 21 Mana Shikimiya
Sayu Tsukisaki		 "Blooming, Blooming!/Rocket" (Blooming,Blooming!/ロケット)
Kae Hiiragi
Kasumi Honjō		 "Gadget wa Princess/Sēno de Tobe tte Itten no!" (ガジェットはプリンセス/せーので跳べって言ってんの！)
Mizuha Ichikimishima
Mii Hasegawa		 "Hito Yo Hito Yo ni Hitorigoto/For You! For Me!" (ひと夜ひと夜にひとりごと/For you! For みい!)

Albums edit

Release date Artist Title Note
May 17, 2017 KiRaRe Kirarhythm (キラリズム) KiRaRe 1st album
March 7, 2018 Trois Anges CAMPANELLA Trois Anges 1st mini album
Tetrarkhia Raise Your Fist Tetrarkhia 1st mini album
January 30, 2019 Stellamaris Q.E.D. Stellamaris 1st album
February 27, 2019 Ortensia Pullulate Ortensia 1st album
October 2, 2019 KiRaRe DRe:AMER -KiRaRe ver.- TV animation insert song mini album
Ortensia DRe:AMER -Ortensia ver.
Stellamaris DRe:AMER -Stellamaris ver.
November 6, 2019 Trois Anges Loved One TV animation mini album
Tetrarkhia Be the CHANGE.
December 16, 2020 KiRaRe
Ortensia
Stellamaris
Trois Anges
Tetrarkhia		 Chain of Dream Concept mini album
March 17, 2021 KiRaRe
Ortensia
Stellamaris
Trois Anges
Tetrarkhia		 Re:Stage! The Best Best album
September 7, 2022 KiRaRe
Ortensia
Stellamaris
Trois Anges
Tetrarkhia		 Reboot Concept mini album

Media edit

Light novel edit

Three light novel voluems written by Team Yoree (Yoriko Tomita, Yasuko Kamo and Tatsuhiko Urahata) and illustrated by Tsubasu Izumi, Marehosi Gakuen Takao School Art Club and Matsuda98 was released on March 10, 2016 by Kadokawa Shoten.

No. Release date ISBN
1 March 10, 2016[8]978-4041040645
2 January 26, 2017[9]978-4041050859
3 August 10, 2018[10]978-4041050897

Video games edit

A mobile rhythm game developed by Hotarubi titled Re:Stage! Prism Step (Re:ステージ！プリズムステップ, Risutēji Purizumu Suteppu) was released on July 31, 2017 for Android and August 5, 2017 for iOS. In addition, in Sega's arcade music game Ongeki (Summer Plus and R.E.D.), the characters and songs of Re:Stage! will appear as a collaboration in 2020[11] and 2021.[12]

Collaborations edit

Re: Stage! Prism Step has collaborated with the following works in the past.

Anime edit

An anime adaptation was announced on July 1, 2018 during the annual live event at Yamano Hall, titled Re:Stage! Dream Days♪ (Re:ステージ！ ドリームデイズ♪, Risutēji Dorīmu Deizu♪).[26] The series is animated by Yumeta Company and Graphinica, and aired from July 7 to September 29, 2019 on Tokyo MX and BS Fuji.[27][28] The series is directed by Shin Katagai, with Team Yoree handling series composition, Motohiro Taniguchi designing the characters based upon Tsubasu Izumi's character designs, and Kohta Yamamoto composing the music.[29] The series ran for 12 episodes.[30] The idol group KiRaRe performed the series' opening theme song "Don't think, Smile!!", as well as the series' ending theme song "Akogare Future Sign".[31][32][a] Sentai Filmworks has licensed the series.[1]

Episode list edit

No.Title [33][b]Directed by [33]Written by [33]Storyboarded by [33]Original air date [35]
1"Stick Together, Lyrical Tradition Dance Club"
Transliteration: "Kuttsukete, Yōbuyōbu" (Japanese: くっつけて、謡舞踊部)		Takushi Shikatani,
Harume Kosaka		Tatsuhiko UrahataShin KatagaiJuly 7, 2019 (2019-07-07)
2"Nothing More Than a Water Flea"
Transliteration: "Kanzen ni Mijinko" (Japanese: 完全にミジンコ)		Shigeru KimiyaTatsuhiko UrahataShigeru KimiyaJuly 14, 2019 (2019-07-14)
3"Didn't I Say I'm Not Interested?"
Transliteration: "Kyōmi Naitte Ittayo ne" (Japanese: 興味ないって言ったよね)		Akira YamadaYoriko TomitaKōjin OchiJuly 21, 2019 (2019-07-21)
4"It's Over for Mii"
Transliteration: "Mō Owarida Mii" (Japanese: もう終わりだみぃ)		Shinichirō UedaYasuko KamoTakahiro NatoriJuly 28, 2019 (2019-07-28)
5"Umekobucha Drinking Party"
Transliteration: "Umekobucha Nomitai" (Japanese: 梅こぶ茶飲み隊)		Noriyuki NakamuraTatsuhiko UrahataYutaka Kagawa,
Shin Katagai		August 4, 2019 (2019-08-04)
6"Yukari-chan is My Aunt"
Transliteration: "Yukari-chan wa Watashi no Obasan" (Japanese: 紫ちゃんは私のおばさん)		Naoyuki KuzuyaYasuko KamoNaoyuki KuzuyaAugust 11, 2019 (2019-08-11)
7"She is My Senpai, But Maybe I Should Shut Her Up"
Transliteration: "Senpai to wa Ie Sukoshi Damaraseru Beki ka" (Japanese: 先輩とはいえ少し黙らせるべきか)		Kiyoto Nakajima,
Yutaka Kagawa[c]		Yoriko TomitaKiyoto Nakajima,
Yutaka Kagawa,
Shin Katagai[c]		August 18, 2019 (2019-08-18)
8"I Won't Do It For Free"
Transliteration: "Nō Gyara Nanka de Yatte Rarenai" (Japanese: ノーギャラなんかでやってられない)		Takahiro NatoriYasuko KamoHiroshi Hara,
Shin Katagai[c]		August 25, 2019 (2019-08-25)
9"I'll Go Ahead and Contact Her Parents"
Transliteration: "Mukō no Oyagosan ni wa Watashi kara Renraku Shite Oku wa" (Japanese: 向こうの親御さんには私から連絡しておくわ)		Shinichirō UedaYoriko TomitaNaoyuki KuzuyaSeptember 1, 2019 (2019-09-01)
10"Their Power Levels are Rapidly Increasing"
Transliteration: "Sentōryoku ga Dondon Jōshō Shite iru" (Japanese: 戦闘力がどんどん上昇している)		Akira ShimizuYoriko Tomita,
Yasuko Kamo		Shigeru KimiyaSeptember 8, 2019 (2019-09-08)
11"A Bad Poem is a Bad Poem"
Transliteration: "Da Poemu wa Da Poemu" (Japanese: 駄ポエムは駄ポエム)		Yūsuke OnodaTatsuhiko UrahataNaoyuki KuzuyaSeptember 22, 2019 (2019-09-22)
12"This is Our..."
Transliteration: "Kore ga, Watashitachi no" (Japanese: これが、私たちの)		Takushi Shikatani,
Shin Katagai		Yoriko TomitaKōjin Ochi,
Shin Katagai		September 29, 2019 (2019-09-29)

Notes edit

  1. ^ The coupling song of the single CD "Don't think, Smile!!" is "Akogare Future Sign (Piano Strings Arrange)", but the ending song of the anime is the original "Akogare Future Sign".
  2. ^ All English titles are taken from HIDIVE.[34]
  3. ^ a b c Credited in the episode from the website, but not on the broadcast and Blu-ray episode.

References edit

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