Poppin 'party

Poppin 'party
General information
origin	Japan
Genre (s)	J-pop , J-rock
founding	2015
Website	official homepage
Current occupation
Vocals , rhythm guitar	Aimi (Kasumi Toyama)
Lead guitar	Sae Ōtsuka (Tae Hanazono)
Electric bass	Rimi Nishimoto (Rimi Ushigome)
Drums	Ayaka Ōhashi (Sāya Yamabuki)
Keyboard	Ayasa Itō (Arisa Ishigaya)

Poppin'Party is a fictional band from the BanG-Dream! -Franchise of the Japanese media group Bushiroad . The musicians, the music group founded in 2015, are all voice actors who give their voice to the characters from Poppin'Party in the anime series and in the mobile phone game .

Members of the band are singer Aimi , lead guitarist Sae Ōtsuka , bassist Rimi Nishimoto , drummer Ayaka Ōhashi and keyboardist Ayasa Itō . In the anime and mobile game, the band consists of Kasumi Toyama, Tae Hanazono, Rimi Ushigome, Sāya Yamabuki, and Arisa Ishigaya. The members of the group Poppin'Party are the main characters in the anime series, which has been shown in Japan since 2017.

Alongside Roselia , RAISE A SUILEN and Morfonica, Poppin'Party is one of four groups that also play live concerts outside of the anime. The franchise has a total of seven music groups.

history

Takaaki Kidani , founder of the multimedia group Bushiroad , started the franchise with the premise that voice actors could play their own musical instruments during live performances. Kidani came up with the idea for this concept in 2014 after attending a concert by The Idolmaster franchise in the Saitama Super Arena . Aimi's talent for singing and playing guitar also piqued his interest.

At a solo concert on February 28, 2015, Aimi announced that she would join a music group from the BanG Dream! Franchise as a singer and guitarist. Rimi Nishimoto and Ayasa Itō joined the project in April. On April 18, 2015, the trio gave their first concert under the title I Started a Band in Spring . The musicians played twelve songs, eleven of which were cover versions of popular anime songs, as well as Yes! Bang dream! his own piece, written by Noriyasu Agematsu , a member of the composer's collective Elements Garden , and released as the first single at the end of February 2016. During the concert, Aimi lost her voice, which was later picked up in the plot of the anime.

The group's name, Poppin'Party , was published in the Monthly Bushiroad ahead of the band's second concert. Until then, the project was called Instruments × Girls = Justice! known. Sae Ōtsuka was introduced as a guitarist at her concert in June 2015 at Shinjuku Loft. At their third concert in October, Ayaka Ōhashi, the fifth and final member, was presented to the audience. In their early days, the performances were influenced by the Japanese girl group Silent Siren , who were to play a concert in the MetLife Dome in 2019 and bring out a song in collaboration with No Girl No Cry . In 2014 Poppin'Party hosted character-related concerts .. During the year, the group achieved an enormous increase in popularity through their live performances, which meant that a concert in November was sold out shortly after the advance sales start in mid-October. In summer the band played on the Animelo Summer Live . This appearance caused an increase in the sales of her third single Hashiri Hajimeta Bakari no Kimi ni / Teardrops . This sold a little more than 11,000 times within the first week of sales, while the first two singles sold just 1,500 and 3,300 units respectively in the same period after their release. Hashiri Hajimeta Bakari no Kimi ni / Teardrops entered the Japanese singles chart at number ten in December 2016 and marks the first top ten single in Japan for an anime-related project before the anime was even aired on television.

The anime , in which the members of Poppin'Party play the main characters, started in Japan in 2017 and currently comprises three seasons, an OVA and a movie. Poppin'Party contributed several theme songs for the anime: The first season was Tokimeki Experience! and Kirakira da toka to hear Yume da toka ~ Sing Girls ~ in the opening and closing credits; in season two Kizuna Music ♪ and Jumpin ' ; in the third season Initial and Yume wo Uchinuku Shunkan ni! . A movie dealing with the band has since been announced for 2022.

Tokimeki Experience and Kirakira da toka Yume da toka ~ Sing Girls ~ were released as singles on February 1st and 15th, 2017 respectively, after they played live for the first time on February 5th during their 3rd ☆ Live Sparklin'Party at Tokyo Dome City Hall were. On May 10, 2017 the single Mae e Susume! / Yumemiru Sunflower , whose pieces can be heard in the anime television series. On August 21, 2017, the group played their first concert at Nippon Budōkan in front of 11,000 spectators. Since the concert was already sold out in the pre-sale phase, the performance was broadcast in several cinemas through Live Viewing Japan . The song Time Lapse , which was released as the seventh single on September 20, celebrated its live premiere at the concert . The single later sold more than 10,000 times within the first week of sales and reached number six on the Japanese single charts. At Christmas time, the band released Christmas no Uta , whose piece BOF can be heard in the opening credits of the anime television series for Future Card Buddyfight X. Her first concert outside of Japan took place in the United States in early July 2017 at the Ranmen of the Bushiroad Grand Festival in Long Beach , California . As part of CharaExpo, Poppin'Party also played for the first time in Singapore in 2017 and again in the United States a year later. Poppin'Partys ninth single circling was on 21 February 2018 together with Opera of the Wasteland of Roselia that also for BanG-Dream - franchise , published belongs to the Japanese market. Both groups organized the BanG Dream! On May 12 and 13, 2018 . 5th ☆ Live at Makuhari Messe . On July 11th, 2018 the band released with Double Rainbow / Saa Ikō! another single that was able to position itself in the top five of the Japanese single charts for the first time. Saa Ikō! can be heard in the opening credits of the anime Future Card Buddyfight Ace . In this series, Aimi and Rimi Nishimoto took on a speaking role. In August the band played for the second time at the Animelo Summer Live. In addition to various songs of their own, the group played a cover version of Haruhi Suzumiya with God Knows . Sae Ōtsuka and Rimi Nishimoto teamed up with Maon Kurosaki and Luna Haruna to play Shunkan Sentimental from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood . In April of the same year, the group played a cover collaboration with the band OxT at the Animax Musix in Osaka, where both groups covered the piece Kimi Ja Nakya Dame Mitai by OxT singer Masayoshi Ōishi . The eleventh single Girls Code was released on October 3, 2018. In early December, the group played their sixth franchise concert at Ryogoku Kokugikan, where the band first released the song Kizuna Music ♪ , which was released four days later on December 12, played.

On January 30, 2019, Poppin'on! the band's debut album. The album is home to eleven of their previously released singles as well as various acoustic versions of several of the group's pieces. The album went straight to number four on the Japanese album charts. On February 20, 2019, the band released Jumpin ', one of six singles - all groups in the franchise released a song on the same day. All six singles released that day entered the top ten of the single charts, with Jumpin ' making it to sixth. In mid-May the band released the single Dreamers Go! / Returns out. The single reached number four in the Japanese single charts . In September, Poppin'Party hosted the Animelo Summer Live for the third time. In December, the band worked with the Kirin Brewery to promote their Gogo no Kōcha, a tea . The song White Afternoon , which was later to be released as a single on a digital level, was written for this purpose. Sanzigen , who produced the second season of the anime, developed a 30-second commercial as part of this collaboration. The group played other concerts in 2019, including the seventh franchise concert at Budōkan, one with the girl group Silent Siren and an appearance at the Japan Rock Festival in August.

The fifteenth single Initial reached number one in the Japanese singles charts for the first time in January after selling around 27,000 times within the first week of sales, making it the franchise's first number one single. The second album called Breakthrough! was originally due to be released on June 3, 2020. The publication was postponed to June 24th in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. Breakthrough sold nearly 14,500 copies within the first three days of publication; at the end of the first week of sales, almost 21,000 units of the album were sold, which meant number three in the Oricon album charts. With the announcement of the band Morfonica , Poppin'Party is, alongside Roselia and RAISE A SUILEN, one of four of the seven groups that play their own songs at concerts outside of the anime series.

Members

• Aimi (Kasumi Toyama, vocals and electric guitar , since 2015): Aimi is the first voice actress to join the BanG-Dream! -Project after she attracted Kidani's attention in 2014 through a concert that she gave as part of The- Idolmaster franchise. She joined Poppin'Party as the first band member in February 2015. During her time at high school, she played in a school band that she left after graduation. Together with Ami Maeshima she moderates the franchise internal variety show Bandori TV .
• Sae Ōtsuka (Tae Hanazono, lead guitar , since 2015): Ōtsuka was integrated as the fourth member of Poppin'Party. Before that she was active as a street musician , which means she was able to gain experience in guitar playing.
• Rimi Nishimoto (Rimi Ushigome, e-bass , since 2015): Nishimoto joined Poppin'Party when the group first appeared. When she joined the franchise she played piano and guitar on a professional level , but had little experience on electric bass. She originally went to a casting for a role in the Tantei Opera Milky Holmes project , but was selected by Kidani to be a member of Poppin'Party because at that point he realized that she "had something special about her."
• Ayaka Ōhashi (Sāya Yamabuki, drums , since 2015): Ōhashi was the last member of Poppin'Party and had already gained experience on the drums before joining.
• Ayasa Itō (Arisa Ishigaya, keyboard , since 2015): Itō joined Rimi Nishomoto at Poppin'Party at the group’s first appearance. In addition to the keyboard, she also plays the tambourine for the group. At the time of her entry into the project, she had the least musical experience. She had learned to play the piano in elementary school.

Poppin'Party within the BanG Dream! Franchise

In addition to performing live concerts, the members of the group perform the characters of the band in the anime television series. The band from Kasumi Toyama, who is looking for a special sound, the Star Beat , was included in the franchise . While their musical skills are not the best, they make up for it with their strong energy and connectedness. Your name should reflect your music. Before performing, the members complete the common ritual of hugging and saying their official cheer.

Novelist and mangaka Kō Nakamura was commissioned to work out the fictional biographies of all characters in the group. Some aspects of the fictional founding of Poppin'Party are based on Nakamura's experiences when he himself played in a student band at his high school , including the fact that the group was founded by classmates, that the guitarist finds his instrument in a pawn shop and the commonality that Both Poppin'Party in the anime and Nakamura's real band were rehearsing in a warehouse. Nakamura drew further inspiration from photos of the British band The Beatles , who played at Nippon Budōkan , and set this as the ultimate goal for Poppin 'Party; while the real band already appeared several times in Budōkan. The character design is based daringly on the voice actors to better express their musical skills.

BanG Dream! s first work, the manga BanG Dream! _Star Beat by Nakamura and Aya Ishida, contained numerous differences in character traits that were largely discarded in later works.

Discography

• → Main article : BanG Dream! / Discography # Poppin'Party

year	title	Top ranking, total weeks, awardChartsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes)	Remarks
		JP
2019	Poppin'on!	JP4 (11 weeks) JP	First published: February 11, 2019
2020	Breakthrough!	JP3 (... weeks) JP	First published: June 24, 2020

Awards and nominations

year	Award	category	For	result	swell
2021	Anime Trending Awards	Best song in the opening credits	Initial	Nominated
		Best song in the credits	Yume wo Uchinuku Shunkan ni!	Nominated

Web links

• official homepage

Individual evidence

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35. ↑ ^{a b c} Chart tracking albums: JP
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