AniWorthCue!
Introduction
As a new agency, AiRBLUE's roster consists of voice actresses with absolutely no experience. Expecting to hone their skills and build courage at a gradual pace, the girls are taken aback when the head of their agency, Masaki Ootori, announces that they will be partaking in an audition for Bloomball—a popular sports manga receiving an anime adaptation. Despite all odds being stacked against them, each of the girls is now presented with a momentous chance to make their debut in the unrelenting world of voice acting.
[Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.77/10 · 8282
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Audience reviews
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Thisizaraisu
"Cue!" is a series that I will defend until my dying breath. What an absolute gem of an anime.
"Cue!" pulls one of the greatest bait and switches of all time. It was immediately made known that the anime was going to run for two seasons, and while following Haruna and her unit was enough to hold my attention for the first few episodes, it made me wonder how quickly it would become repetitive with about 18 episodes left to go.
Then without warning, the show starts branching out into the lives of the other characters. 16 total characters, to be exact.
And 16 characters means 16 stories.
"Cue!" is a series without side characters. Each of the 16 voice actresses is given ample time for the viewer to learn their personality, struggles, and inspiration for pursuing voice acting. While certai…
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If there is one entertainment label that tries its damn hardest to market its IPs, it's gotta be Liber Entertainment and the company's never-ending constant streams of games that are like finished, half-finished, and shutting down. It's such an irony that it's almost as if there are execs knowing that the anime adaptations of their IPs would help boost their brand, so they purposely rushed their mobage games to be the less stellar versions even before the anime medium was even considered, only suddenly to realize that they too serve a very niche audience that people aren't buying into their mobile games, and then announcing that the games would officially be discontinued.
A3! had some decent success that ranged from mediums like stage plays to the 2020 Studio 3Hz × P.A. Works collab anime…
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