I remember that Momoko started being called with “san” when she was 14… I wonder why.

What is Haruka’s way of calling Tama and Yayoi’s way of calling Momoko?

Why does Future call Shizuka with a -chan suffix but calls others without one?

Umimi-san is using the “chan” suffix with Konomi-san.
Please remember just this much and take it home today.

Doesn’t the way 52 people refer to each other amount to about 2500 combinations…? Are we supposed to remember that…?

I’m also calling Chizuru-san and Azusa-san with honorifics, but Ryo is being called without any!

Hehe… I’ll tell you something good, boss.
The ring is about Julia, but this matter is Loco.

Mirai-chi
Mogamin
Rustling

Everyone could be a bit more creative with how they call me, you know.

I always want to have materials ready when talking about Idolmaster.

Umimi calls Reika-san by her name only.

The offer was greatly supplemented.

Julia is a ring, after all.
It won’t work because “Tama” sounds too much like a cat.

Please don’t get it wrong, as the way Ikuchan calls us is Mirai-chan, Shizuka-san, and Tsubasa-san!

Hey Mats!

It’s nice to be able to confirm the title with offers lately…

The producer who has completely memorized the nicknames for everyone from Ami, Mami, Kaomi, and Julia!

Kaonyan…

I think I’ve heard that Bandai Namco has software to check the naming of the Idolmaster.

I think when Shizuka calls him “Makabe-san,” it’s a major trap.

Yacco!?

For a while after Million started, the nickname from Ami and Mami to Tamaki was a mystery.
So everyone imagined nicknames.

In the early days of Grimmas, somehow Yuriko was Shizuka’s disciple.
I was also using honorifics.

Tamaki adds “big sister” only to Yukiho and Karen.

Ikurin! Momochin! Tamaki○!

Julia-chan, why do you call Takane-hime “Hime,” but refer to the princess as “Matsu”?

Yuriko is fine!

In the 4-panel manga for Millistar, the way Yuriko called Shiho was incorrect, so it was corrected later.

Miki-chan → Depending on the medium, there have been times when the way I address her has changed due to shifts in feelings.

Julia → I couldn’t tell if Yayoi was Yakko or Yoko…

I think it’s quite horrifying that no one understands the reason why the setting was made for Yuriko and Subaru to be called by their first names by younger characters during the creation of Miriani.

I like Decorina-senpai, so use it more.

It’s Kaonyan ♡

Until relatively recently, I thought Mirai-chan → Subaru was Subaru-kun.

When there is a need for a specific reason for the name, Chizuru-san might wonder how long she will continue to call Roko “Koro-chan” and so on…
It’s fine to just go with the flow.

Karen! Ayumu!

Vicky’s biki biki…

Mizuki is usually called by her last name, but Takane, Emily, and the twins are called by their first names.

Michiko

Julia, called Puu-chan, is easy to remember, but there are some things where I don’t understand the reason behind it…

Quickle Wiper-chan!!!

Cultural festival event
Shizuka → Yoriko “Yoriko”
Yuriko → Shizuka “Ms. Shizuka”

It’s not Korokoro!

Future → Serika “Hana Tissue-chan”
The birthday of Grimas, which is called.

My Haman!

The way Chihaya-san calls us is Future! Shizuka! It’s Ibuki-san!

Ayumu nmunmun

I am Buster Blade! Call me BB☆

I just saw it, but I can’t remember how to call Chihaya.
Kotoha-san laughed at Elena’s place.

There were times like this.

I still don’t know what to call you.

It’s nice how the way we call each other changes occasionally in the community…

Mystery Cat

It’s a surprisingly helpful thread about Future-chan…

I laughed at something while checking various details in the offer.
There was no one called Stuart, but maybe it’s because it got too long when transcribed into text.

Queen of Breakup Songs

Yabuki-san → Kana and Shijo-san → Takane-san and Arisa-san → It’s nice to get close like Arisa.

Akane-chan, Julia, Ami, and Mami give nicknames too casually!

I quietly like that Yuriko calls Akane-chan, “Akane-chan.”

Lady Tomoka!

Isn’t Mira-chan casually calling people with -san or -chan suffixes?

Ami, Mami, and Ukami call Ichipom “Miracchi” and “Basabasa.”
Umi calls Shizuka “Mogamin,” while Ami and Mami call her “Shizuka Onee-chan.”

I am Miki Hoshii!

Well, even though Chihaya is older, she still calls Ritsuko by her first name without any honorific.
I don’t think calling Yuriko by her first name without an honorific is particularly strange in this context of distance.
Even Mira calls her “Reika-chan.”

The way they refer to “umimi” is too unique.

By the way, the reason Chihaya calls Ritsuko (and Haruka and Makoto) by their first names is that Ritsuko suggested that she doesn’t like being called in a formal manner.
There is a conversation like that in the novel.

If you understand that the way to address each of the three Star Elements doesn’t match, you can fill in all of them from just one.

Younger people like Reika are addressed as “chan.”
Calling someone older with the honorific “san”.
However, it’s nice that only Hummer gets called by the nickname Ayu Ayu, as if there’s a story behind it.

Subaru and Iori are easy to understand.
Calling everyone by their names without honorifics.

I’m sometimes worried that the name Sayoyo will attract troublesome people.

For Haruka, the only one she called “chan” was Chihaya.
Next, Hibiki also increased.
After that, it became more common to use “chan” instead…

Everyone is called by their last name, but the policy is different for older individuals in Shizu Shihou.
On the contrary, it seems there isn’t much difference in addressing everyone with “chan” even for those who are older.
Anna, who treats everyone equally despite differing attitudes, exclusively uses the honorific “chan” for Yayoi and Hinata.
The wings that only call Yuki and Anna by their first names due to the connection of the Otome Storm.
Is there actually one more person!? A future where Nanmo, Aji, and Hinata are the only ones being referred to with “-chan.”
Hinata, who surprisingly uses “san” only for Tomo and Ayoi, and “chan” for everyone else.
The 14-year-olds can have 15 stacks of pancakes just by how they call each other.

The mystery of Ami and Mami calling Mocha “Sister Shizuka” despite only being one year younger.
They must have really gotten angry about the udon.

I guess they’re calling it based on the sense of distance and vibe from the first time they met.
People who come up with reasons after the fact are pretty impressive, aren’t they?

In Millist, there’s no call for Momoko as “Onee-chan” for Haruka.

Miki respects Chihaya, so she calls her “Chihaya-san” without hesitation.
And we have a conversation that only we can understand.

Very unique is Seirika.
It’s a mild version of calling everyone older with “-san” and everyone the same age or younger with “-chan,” but the only exception is Anna, who is called “-chan” even though she’s older. It strongly resembles the relationship between Yayoi and Iori.

Kaori! Konomi!
Kazahana! Rio!

Yuriko!… San!

The reason I didn’t have the older generation call me in anime is…
Maybe it’s because I’m a newcomer and misunderstandings occur.

When I try to address Rio with a title, it ends up like this.

Momoko is my biological younger sister.

I think that special types like Umi, Rui, Ka, Ami, and Mami probably change their names based on the mood of the moment, but if it’s already decided, then I guess we have no choice but to go along with it…

The phenomenon of Kotoba calling Ayumu by just their name is curious and strange considering their personalities.
Could it be that in the initial settings, Kotoha was a university student or something like that…?

Aside from Tsumugi, Ami, Mami, and Emily, they are easily identifiable by their last names plus the honorific “san.”

The idols still can’t remember my name.

But Azusa-san is still Azusa-san…

Yayoi likes not to add anything when it comes to younger people.

During the time of Akemasu, I assumed that the player was a new graduate and considered Azusa to be around 25 years old.
Although the age was lowered to 20 because it was considered too old for an idol.
Since the exchange remained the same, there was a discrepancy.
There is a story that goes like this.
It feels like Millie P is around 23 years old.

Roko can be read as Roko using the real name, right?

Michiko…

Koro-chan…

Koro-chan!

Are they not adding -chan to the problematic child…?

□Co…

The reason why almost everyone in Makabe calls each other by their last names is that calling by first names feels a bit embarrassing.
It may be limited to Yayoi, but…

Square…

Kotoha calls me without a suffix… I haven’t made a move.
Kotoha is addressing [someone] with “chan” … reached out.

Unless it’s a foreign name, it’s impossible to have the “ka” row in romaji written as “C”… CosmoKamizuru?
…Well, since there’s someone whose stage name is clearly Julia, it’s probably 99% not their real name, right?

I love the mysterious cool beauty celebrity Chizuru Nikaido.

In a normal relationship, it would be unnatural not to change…

It seems like you can’t grasp it very well, so today is my win!

I don’t know Julia’s real name, but Shita P, who lets it slide, is a big deal.
Of course, Julia trusts me.

Miku-chan couldn’t interrupt because we were having a serious discussion.

I wonder if we will ever find out Julia and Roko’s real names.

Roco is Roco!

I want to call Momose-san and I want to call Tenkubashi-san forever.

There’s a line where Julia almost writes her real name when signing, but even looking at that signature, I can’t make sense of it at all…

The memory of how Julia’s name was given was also a crazy one.
What is a yashiki?

I wonder how many kids would be upset if I called them by their last name followed by “san” for a day.

Big sister Umimi
Sister Seika
Kana-chan

ktzw3

There probably aren’t any other idols with different names like Ami and Mami…

Mr. Kuroi

Wi…

Ryo-chan
Sakuramori-san
Fuka

I don’t really understand the difference between when Yuriko calls someone by their name without a suffix and when she doesn’t.
I thought it was a friendship level, but Anna is Anna-chan.

Rei-on is not Rei, the sound.