In Maebashi City, there are quietly many stores, and the marketing in Maebashi City is amazing…

Gunma Prefectural Office…?

I wonder how many times I sang the OP at Anime Japan.

I think it’s really interesting and I like it, but it’s definitely not an idol anime.

Maebashi City is asking for another 100 million to produce one more season.

What was it again…?

I think the person behind the scenes is working too hard.

It’s clear to those who understand that being a screenwriter means it won’t turn into a typical idol story.

As the rounds progress, there is a feeling that it is reaching the appropriate audience.

Magical girl anime

The idol is not actually performing as an idol since the singing and live performances are solely a stage apparatus to express the character’s emotions, but the singing itself is an indispensable part of the program, creating a balance.

In terms of genealogy, is it that Creamy Mami and Magical Emi are actually the closest?

This season is the most interesting.

Let’s not get close to Maebashi…

I was worried that people might dislike the themes being dealt with, but I’m relieved that the commentary and feedback threads aren’t as chaotic as I thought they would be.

In the sense that a witch apprentice aims to become a witch, it has some aspects reminiscent of Doremi, but over there, the witches are genuinely trying to nurture them, while here, a higher being is doing it in a playful manner, so fundamentally, it’s different.

Rather than becoming chaotic, I think the commentary and reactions have been getting more exciting with each passing time.

I think it’s really interesting, but it seems like they have no idea how to market it in the real world.

I don’t think it was good to initially promote it as an idol anime for men…But if we don’t do PR targeting the audience that is likely to come to the live shows, it doesn’t make sense…

Married woman bondage Mai-chan is too cute.

Azu Azu is thick♥

It’s interesting, but it requires a lot of energy to watch late on a Sunday night.

Excessive lookism is tough for both men and women…

At first, it felt like “What is this?”, but after the Choco-chan episode, I think everyone understood how to appreciate this anime.

I think it will be an anime that doesn’t become a huge hit, but the fans’ passion will remain strong.

Idol anime that isn’t aimed at men.

Before I knew it, it had become my biggest enjoyment of the week.

Conning men to extort money.

It depicts the struggles of women who find it difficult to live, but if it’s treated as feminist anime, I don’t know how it will ignite controversy in the modern world.
Can be attacked by either men or women.

The way discussions about lookism and young carers are interspersed with the topic of heavy lesbians is exquisite.

It’s really interesting, but it’s tough that it always ends on such a heavy note on Sunday nights.

I wonder if this is promoting Maebashi City… and then in episode 10, I was like, “I want to go too!”

If you’re going to do season 2, make it the fastest in Gunma!
Why is it third slowest even though it’s a stage performance!

It’s more of a witch-girl genre than an idol genre (not a magical girl genre).

Sugita’s character is exquisite.
After selecting the candidates, it feels like I’m playing a management game where I’m watching them aim to become witches, and it’s impressive that I don’t have any particular interest in each individual, making me seem like a higher being.

If it was produced 20 years ago, it would have been broadcast in the evening.

I want to go here.

This is the first time I’ve seen an anime where the pink character is definitely annoying in the story.

I watched the first and second episodes just because I liked the characters’ appearances, but I was completely drawn in starting around the end of the third episode.
I want the person who is spreading the word to say, “Please watch up to episode 3!”

They were selling collaboration products at Takasaki Station too… They’ve come to expand…

Anime based on the premise of sanctification was once disliked for a while, but recently, losing illustrations and thread images have become popular, showing how times have changed.

Maebashi might be nice.
A place that can be easily reached from Tokyo.

I work at a major government office in Maebashi City, but surprisingly, no one at the workplace notices or talks about it…
There are signed posters from voice actors and some departments have name tags designed for Maebashi Witches.

I rewatched it from episode 1 on Amazon Prime, but it’s a bad move for this kind of anime to give the option to skip to the next episode when the ED starts.

I put it in the same category as Bulrif.

It seems like the initial Azuyuzu will filter out quite a few people, but those who can’t endure it probably won’t find it interesting even if they continue watching afterward, so it might be just right as an anime that chooses its viewers.

I wonder why it’s not free for a week on Nico Nico.

“This is not an idol anime” gives off a strong feeling of “it’s not some lowbrow thing like an idol anime,” so you should probably stop that.

Even though you are my first friend made in pink.

This season, the original anime is creating a good atmosphere with a synergistic effect.

If singing and dancing makes someone recognized as an idol, it might become an idol anime, but the main theme isn’t about idols.

The impact of Megane-bu was so strong that there were some otaku who had a bit of an allergy to it.

The voice actors are working way more than they do in Love Live!

To put it boldly, even though the tiger tries hard with various wings, fundamentally it is powerless, which deepens the protagonist’s stance, so the drama is closer to theatrical storytelling.

Fight is
No!

It’s not odd to say it’s not an idol anime since the idol elements aren’t the main focus.
I normally like idol anime and I don’t look down on idol anime or anything like that.

The worst thing about the shuttered shopping district is that there aren’t any decent free parking spaces in the surrounding area.

I wonder if I can talk about anime with my colleagues at work…?

It’s just that the magic spell has turned into some kind of song.

Isn’t there anyone who thinks that otaku should hate stories like this?

I thought it ended with “Tch…” and then it came back with horror!
I was a young carer.

It’s because it’s all about women that I’m being told this.
Let the men in too.

It’s more like a girl’s anime than an idol.
Recently, girls’ anime has become inseparable from idol elements, so they overlap.

The fact that there are quite a few people who have been cut off by Yuina gives her character design a sense of credibility.

Since Toei stopped making magical girl anime, Sunrise has no choice but to take on the task.

It doesn’t feel like an idol, but it feels like a local idol anime.

Should we make an anime about a rock band featuring Takasaki as the setting…?

It’s more famous for “Today I Am a Hero!” but you should definitely check out Parlor Momoya.
It’s seriously delicious, and the atmosphere is too good. The staff are super experienced, and even when it’s crowded, they pay great attention, which is impressive.

It looks interesting while reading the replies. Let’s take a look…

If I had to say, it would be “Magical DoReMi” at midnight.

Everyone thought that there were members who were transitioning when Azuz was chubby.

I think that if people can make it to the end of episode 2, they’ll probably want to watch until the end, but the fact that episode 1 is the most safe and boring is quite a problem.

I think there are initial hurdles regarding Yuina’s character being tough or her being chubby, but if you can get past that, it’s interesting…

Is this an erotic anime? Does it have ejaculation scenes?

It’s an anime that also collaborated with the Prime Minister.

I think it’s actually easier to watch because it’s not a style that half-heartedly makes male characters the main focus while ridiculing them.
On the contrary, it’s tough for those who want to make fun of men but also want to rely on them to watch noble lady anime.

The fact that Yuina’s character is strong and Azusa’s presence is also intense is all part of the foreshadowing that connects to later events.
In other words, if that is impossible, then I think it will probably be useless to keep watching it.

It’s impossible to lower something in order to raise up a work I like!

I’m envious of the people in the Kanto region who can easily go if they want, being locals.

Even now, I feel a bit resistant because I can’t sense the context in the way songs and dances are included.

“○○ is impossible! It’s easy to use and good.”

I thought it was going to be about putting Your sister in her place, but I found it interesting that Your sister rejected it saying it was too heavy, and the solution was to keep a distance.
The second verse of that song is twice as enjoyable from your sister’s perspective.

While it’s said that episodes 1 and 2 are different, they don’t change much compared to the latest episode.

Well, the one who is bullied for being fat.
Someone who blindly trusts influencers
Young caregivers
One who was almost eaten by a bad YouTuber.
Someone who has a strange sense of distance and gets on people’s nerves.
I think modern struggles in life are quite packed.

It’s fun to see ants living their lives with all their might…

The singing aspect of idols is often a necessary condition for acquiring sponsors.

Since everyone drifts apart halfway through, Yuina’s character’s confession about not having any friends until now has a sense of persuasion that makes you go “ah.”

Yua-nee’s follower count is around 8,000, but Mai-chan’s follower count is 100,000.

Azdev is a tutorial.

Adult-oriented girls’ anime

It’s a beautiful girl anime, but it wasn’t marketed specifically for men from the beginning, was it?
As a local anime, well, yes.

I guess it’s a bit better than Gifu as a local anime… something like that level.

It’s only natural that a beautiful idol group not aimed at young girls and without romantic involvement with handsome men is judged to be for a male audience…

Sometimes Yua’s sister fans appear, but what’s that about?
Isn’t that description a bit off?

Even though my words are harsh, the bullying from those around me has nothing to do with my harshness.
If you’re going to spend 40,000, then lose 4 kilograms.

It’s good to move the conversation along by simply accepting that there is a buildup of experiences together, rather than spending time on the strange sense of distance and tension from a woman with a sad past…

It’s just that the attitude and words are bad, but since it hasn’t changed at all, I guess I had to let them pitch first or else they would just keep accumulating hate…

What kind of anime is it?

Is the official website going to be down until next week… ?

Mayor’s recommended mayor

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This anime is completely different from the impression I had at first.

The reason Debu Debu was ignored was probably because it was after we became friendly, and I sensed that there was a reason they definitely wouldn’t go outside…
I don’t know what will happen if I reveal my weight early on…

It really feels like fish diversity…

It’s a good era because you can catch up later with subscriptions.

Even if it doesn’t seem like a big deal to others, for that person it is…
That’s the theme of this anime, isn’t it?

I feel like it’s rare for an anime to properly portray a socially awkward character like Yuina-chan.

It’s hard to say since it hasn’t fully started yet, but it feels more like an Ikizuu live than an Ikizuu live itself.

I cut it off for some reason and now I regret it.

I see, this is an old magical girl anime.

I hate fat people! Don’t mess with me, old woman… Even if I say that, I still can’t bring myself to hate the character at all, which is amazing.

I can share the feeling that it will be tough until next Sunday starting now!

At the individual level, even if the topic is tough, I think it’s made with a lot of care because in the end, it doesn’t leave you with a very unpleasant feeling.

Even Choco-chan thought Yuina was an idiot, but she has a sad past…

When I did a program with the governor on FM Gunma, the governor joked, “If you ran for election, I wouldn’t win!” That was the funniest part of this work.

It’s not just these five people; the entire Maebashi had many shortcomings.

Sugita also often says things like “Well, there are many things that don’t go well.”

Indeed, I think being with someone who doesn’t fit well is quite painful…

It seems like there are aspects that appear to be not very interesting based on prior information, which are actually part of the setup.
I think it’s an anime that looks like a leftover of Love Live made by Maebashi City in a fit of madness.