Comments on: Idolmaster Dearly Stars seiyuu announced

By: houkoholic

houkoholic — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 17:15:54 +0000

おっと、先生の悪口はそこまでだ w

From the reports of the concerts, Nakamura’s live singing has improved yet again, and from the recent game DLC her cover of Tonari ni, arugably one of the two hardest songs to sing in im@s history ever (the other would be Aoi Tori), she HAD improved dramatically. Even the NicoDouga comments you don’t see the bad mouthing (and people actually surprised that Nakamura is pulling off the songs). I think it’s safe to say that she’s out of the race for the bottom of the pack now and the Dearly Stars seiyuu is going to fight for that “honor”.

By: shia

shia — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 15:55:05 +0000

But,but all 3 of them can’t sing >.< but then again, There is Nakamura Sensei… I guess they haven’t found a genre that they are good at. Nakamura Sensei can only do wacky yandere tendency songs imo.

By: houkoholic

houkoholic — Sat, 30 May 2009 19:32:48 +0000

> danie

I try to keep this place work safe, you erojiji fangirl.

> Honya

You are right, I think the big name seiyuu is a big bullet point which they wanted to include for this game. Overall it seems to be a bit more of an experimental one-off gateway game to put on the best selling console to try tapping into untested markets compared with the recent SP game, which was more of a reboot of the franchise with a definite long-term investments by taking in two completely new seiyuu picked specifically for the new characters.

By: Honya

Honya — Sat, 30 May 2009 14:42:00 +0000

Oh wow, “Nagi” and “Zange” are back together. By having more famous seiyuu and a new cast of characters, it sounds lke Bandai Namco may be trying to widen their audience.

By: danie~

danie~ — Sat, 30 May 2009 14:36:32 +0000

…..brand new touch.

Toma can’t sing. Kana is even worse. No comment on Sanpei cos I haven’t heard her sing yet.

And this whole skill talk is so different from the legs chatting *runs*