Surely the other series aren’t this heavy too, right…?

It’s just Mutsumi and Shoko being strange.

A warning has been issued that the lost child and Musica will stab from now on.

In the past, there were no previews.

That’s how it is.

I think you should watch season 1.

The second and third seasons are based on Garupa, but I’ll just say that Gisisu didn’t necessarily start from being lost.

It’s quite tense, isn’t it?

The fact that the lost child is interesting even without understanding the context of Bang Dream was a unique point.

It’s tense and not interesting, but before that, it has a part that transcends the tension into something interesting, like being lost.

The staff at Paspare is terrible.

It’s called something like ‘Gisutori’, but it’s not that tense… not that…

It’s Sayaka’s fault.

I think you’ll feel a sense of nostalgia after watching the first season.

It’s not particularly interesting, but it has a strange quirk, so it’s fine to have just the expectation of it being a starting story.

I’ve always thought that chapters 1 and 2 of Passport should be adapted into a visual format.

I watched past works from Mygo, and while the anime is heartfelt, it wasn’t to the point of being tense.

I was shocked by how straightforward Garupa was.

The main actor was told in the audition, “You are the least capable!”

Unable to sing anymore

The main band’s guitarist was helping out other bands to level up.

Missing your important band’s live performance.

When it seems like we’re falling apart due to discord in the band, I’ll always be by your side, you know? Otherwise, it won’t matter if you’re alone! It’s just that much.

>>14

When lined up, it’s really…

In the midst of all that, the crazy guy from Gifu and the yankee from the ramen shop were a source of comfort.

>>15

I want to show off my masking to those who say Ainon-chan is too monotone.

It’s the most heartbreaking to see a child like Otae suffer.

I have only seen Garupa Piko, but it wasn’t that tense.

>>18

There are dead people, but…

>>18

You had a tense moment with Minato, didn’t you?

It’s nice to think of a couple riding a motorcycle to watch the sunrise at the beach…

It gets tangled at key points, but it feels more like misunderstandings rather than clashes, I guess?

I was surprised that there were only short anime episodes when I tried to follow the story of Morfonica.

>>25

Well, you can basically understand it if you look at that…

I started Garupa, and for now, I’ve watched chapters 1 and 2 of Afterglow’s band story.

If I try to just watch the band story without any events, will I end up seeing nothing but conflicts, perhaps?

It’s been 10 years since Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

It’s wonderful to have a variety of series to choose from.

I wasn’t playing Garupa and was just following the anime, but I was surprised at how much Rayer-san’s performance has improved.

Only the initial Roselia rank doesn’t get heavier.

If you only watch the anime, YUKINA and Sayo may seem cool.

In terms of the story, Hololive was the most interesting.

In the confusion, YUKINA brought back a cat-shaped letter.

>>33

Give me back the USB!

That girl looks prototype-like, doesn’t she, Maruyama?

But Ayaka Maruyama never ran away, not even once.

The toughest part might have been the middle to the end of the second season.

That’s Maruyama Aya, isn’t it?

Isn’t it mostly the Hikawa sisters’ fault that it was called Gisdri in the beginning?

I started liking Monica after playing Garupa too.

It was shocking how fragile Kurata’s heart was, just with the anime Monica.

The sea cucumber was as shocking as the final boss.

I feel like the nature of the conflict was more feminine, and it seemed to be called “gisdori.”

It feels like there will be conflicts in an all-female environment, like with Eupho and others.

I was surprised that Harohapi was so stoic.

You’ve been told that you were the least impressive since the first season of the anime.

If it were a light-hearted story like Kirara, it probably wouldn’t have lasted this long.

“Your wife is like a monster.”

>>45

In terms of the setting, I’ve composed everything, but I wonder how many resources I actually have…

Moist drummer

It’s great that Massu and Karuiri regularly provide “serious” content.

>>48

I was surprised by Tsukushi-chan.

Kurata gets made fun of a lot, but that said, when it comes to being the vocalist in Bandori, they hit a home run when it counts…

I wonder if there’s a fantasy-like existence like Mutsumi.

>>50

Up until now, there is a monster called Kokoro-chan that has not been depicted in any monologue at all.

>>50

Isn’t Hina-chan quite fantasy-like too!?

The second term cultural festival has a weight that touches the heart a little.

>>54

It’s nice that Saya is worried and thinking “Is she okay?”

Otae… don’t go…

I think Umitsuzu is a character that wouldn’t feel out of place even if she appeared in Season 1.

I think Hikawa’s sister has the strongest sense of fantasy.

A self-proclaimed ordinary person who can compose music by controlling a costume that can turn into a robot, excels in both academics and sports, is the student council president, and is waiting for connections from a financial conglomerate.

The pain of treating everyone’s kindness during the second term cultural festival like garbage is a different kind of pain, isn’t it…

Except for the turmoil regarding Monika’s resignation from Ruru and the battle for the new chairman, things are generally friendly and harmonious.

By the way, it’s early Kurata Haru.

>>63

Oh no, oh no, oh no!

>>57

But the time when Arisa gets all twisted up is good too…

I remember that when I was streaming the first season here, the way Arisaki’s nickname changed was quite awful.

Everyone is doing their best to keep the place connected and stretched out… We’ve won!

Didn’t Kokoro-chan jump off from the third floor…?

>>67

I will jump from the third floor and do a somersault to run a few dozen meters to the landing point.

Once you practice, you can do everything, right, sister?

I was wondering how Roselia’s older sister turned out like this… and then I got a funny answer: it’s because she was always with a younger sister like that in BanG Dream! Pastel*Palettes.

>>57

I thought there would be complications with Kasumi cheating on Otae without going to the store, but it was resolved in no time, and it was no good.

>>71

Choro…

I can do it in one try, but I wonder why Aya-chan can’t do it no matter how many times she tries.

>>72

That’s the good part, isn’t it?

In the latest episode, Mutsumi seems to feel more of a rejection towards becoming a super annoying person rather than a fantasy vibe related to the new information revealed.

It was interesting how the impression of the Hikawa sisters changed depending on whether you watched Roselia or Pastel*Palettes first.

I feel like my impression at the beginning of the service was that I was confused by that.

Sister Hikawa is a monster who can surpass Okuzawa from the tennis club in an instant, but it’s because her younger sister is a monster that surpasses even monsters.

It feels somewhat like the fantasy of Hiromachi.

>>77

It’s normal~

Mutsu thinks he has climbed to about the 12th place among the four weirdos of Bandori.

In between, there is BanG Dream! FILM LIVE.

Hello, Happy is banned.

You joined Passpare because it seemed interesting, right Hina-chan?

It seems that the rankings for the thickness of my family’s home will not be surpassed for a while.

If anything, every band starts from a crisis of disbandment, right?

>>86

A story of destruction and rebirth…

Isn’t the win rate of my childhood friend pretty high!?

>>87

Kazumi and I are childhood friends too…

>>90

The princess should give up already.

Afro-Gro is the least quirky and quite decent.

It’s only because it creates a gravitational field.

The condition for joining the drum club is that you have to be a reasonable person…

Soiya soiya, it’s noisy to the point of being bothersome.

>>88

Waaah… I’ll keep going even if I’m lost…

It’s hard to judge which is the eccentric one, the classmate who plays master-servant with Paleosu or the one who harms middle school students, Shirogane.

I see, the only one without an exceptional eccentric is Afro.

The rooftop of Haneoka has become a power spot because of Afro, right?

>>97

Did you get attracted to the gravity of “afterglow”, Tomo?

It’s great that we can now manage humidity since bakeries with excessively high humidity were too critical.

>>98

In the second season’s opening, Roselia-senpai was dehumidifying…

Mocha is a strange person, right?

If Rikkī officially does a bokki or Ito Hachi does a rinrin, they can be immediately stuffed in.

Even Nyamu has at least a minimum level of common sense.

She’s quite decent, but if I have to choose the best, it would be Kanon-san…?

>>102

It’s not good to send just two people from Harohapi…

Rana-chan is still… a middle school student…!?

Ricky has a really bad attitude, and it’s pretty terrible that he’s working part-time in customer service with that demeanor, but the competition is just too strong.

It’s fine to go with Yamato Nozomi-san because it’s so strange it’s too proper.

>>107

The background is strange.

Kanone’s physical abilities are unusual.