Kuzumimizuku Named Third Original Band in Girls Band Cry First Riff
The game is now building its own band roster separate from the anime's Togenashi Togeari, and putting Canna Lily, F-272, and Kuzumimizuku on the Pia Arena MM bill on November 3 makes the game's bands a live draw rather than a screen-only line-up.
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DONUTS and Toei Animation announced the new band Kuzumimizuku for the game Girls Band Cry First Riff, the third game-original band. Wataru writes the scenario, with character drafts by Ponkann and production by agehasprings under King Records. The five members are voiced by An, Mana, Aina, Noa, and Kaya. The first single Hane ga Haeta Riyuu goes digital from October 18, the same day as a free invitation-only practice live at Daikanyama SPACE ODD.
The five cast members each have a new X account, and the first single Hane ga Haeta Riyuu will be distributed at stores starting October 18. An MV is planned, with details to be announced on the band's official X account.
The same day brings a free, invitation-only practice live at Daikanyama SPACE ODD, doors at 16:45 and start at 17:30, with all five voice actors appearing. A 700 yen drink charge applies at entry, and the venue is all-standing. Applications run from October 3 at 20:00 to October 10 at 23:59, with winners notified at 17:00 on October 13.
- Wakaba Wakahori: Vocal, 23, a general-track employee who lets her corporate chuunibyou run wild; voiced by An
- Suu Iitoyo: Guitar, 14, a contrarian shut-in whose ability seems solid but who reportedly has problems as a person; voiced by Mana
- Karuta Otozu: Bass, 22, a gambling-loving shrine maiden who thinks she is the most sensible of all; voiced by Aina
- Fuuka Utsugi: Drums, 24, who thinks adding ssu to the end of sentences makes it polite speech; voiced by Noa
- Shino Yatsumine: Keyboard, 23, a general-track employee who works smoothly and looks down on her colleague Wakaba; voiced by Kaya
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