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Strawberry Prince's official website announced Sunday that Satomi and Nanamori. have graduated from the group. Nanamori. stays on as producer and manager but will no longer perform in concerts or songs. Satomi moves into solo activities. The group formed in 2016, built an audience through streaming videos, inspired a smartphone game, toured arenas nationwide, and appeared on Kohaku Uta Gassen in December 2023.
Max Factory plans to reissue two entries in its PLAMAX Naked Angel line in February 2027. The Yuria Satomi kit returns as the 19th entry, and the Ushijima Iiniku kit returns as the 10th. Both are 1/20 scale assembly plastic models, about 80mm tall, priced at 3,080 yen each with tax included, released by Max Factory and sold by Good Smile Company. Each is a two-figure set: Yuria Satomi comes with a sitting pose looking back and a standing pose in a tight tube top, while Ushijima Iiniku comes with a sitting pose holding a smartphone and a standing pose in underwear. Adhesive is required to assemble both kits, and the photos shown are painted finished samples. The line builds figures by capturing a subject's body with 3D scanning and turning it into a plastic model. The nude versions do not explicitly depict genitalia.
TheOASG Podcast Episode 249 reports that Satomi U is taking maternity leave until mid-October, putting Heisei Haizan-hei ☆ Sumire-chan on break. The episode also covers afro's breaks on mono and Laid-Back Camp, the passing of Shiro Sagisu's uncle and producer Masayasu Sagisu, and a wave of Boys Love license announcements for 801 Day.
Satomi U's manga Heisei Haizan-hei Sumire-chan is going on hiatus from mid-July to mid-October while the author takes maternity leave. The series, which follows a failed idol plotting revenge against the entertainment industry, launched in Weekly Young Magazine in January 2024 and has ten compiled volumes.
Satomi Takaguchi's new manga 'Diamond Blues' has launched in the July issue of ASUKA. The series is an 'excessive defense comedy' about a beautiful girl, Konami Tsukushi, and a group of old men who make her crises disappear. A promotional manga in the September issue will feature Asuka Kuraku from Takaguchi's earlier series 'Hana no Asuka-gumi!'. This is Takaguchi's first work in ASUKA in about 30 years, since that series ended in 1995.
The anime adaptation of Tetsuhiro Koshita's sequel manga Honō no Tōkyūjo: Dodge Danko will premiere on July 6. A main trailer revealed six new cast members, additional staff, and the opening theme by Momoiro Clover Z. The series centers on Danko, daughter of the original series protagonist, as she builds a dodgeball team in the Reiwa era.