We finally get to learn the meaning behind the name 'TINGS' and the rival group Yukimoji. But even more than that, it looks like there's a lot of things Haru hasn't told the groups yet.
We finally get to learn about Togashi's beef with the promoted players and to top it all off the highly anticipated Esperion vs Musashino match is finally here!
They are really hyping up this Musashino vs Esperion match and I just really want them to play! Please take all this frustration and fighting out on the field because this build-up is killing me!
Rio-sama's story goes straight for the throat. I never expected to cry this much in a series where there are no tragedies!
It's time for Aoi to put his offensive and defensive skills to the test.
Kyouka has a flashback. Yukine is worried. Who is Tokka? Find out today when fears come to life!
Picking up where we left off last week, Kaneda is here and he's pushing all of the buttons. . I have a feeling that Tachibana is going to snap soon, but first... we have to deal with Aoi.
I'm glad that Aoi is making the best out of being a defender. Sure, it's not the place that he wants to be, but he's trying to improve himself so that he can still be valuable for the team.
Now that TINGS has secured a manager, they are now ready to start filling out venues. And even though they've been on the idol scene for a little under a year, their following is a little less than desirable.
Welp, it looks like after one game Aoi is still not feeling being a defender. He doesn't quite understand what he needs to do and is still so focused on getting the ball. Old habits are hard to break...
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Here we go! A new idol anime for the season! This time we start off with three girls who make up the group TINGS: Haru, Rio, and Kyouka. All of which are pretty unique from each other and form a tragically unsuccessful idol group.
Hana truly is the MVP of this series. Where would we be without her? Heck, where would Aoi be without her? Probably still in Ehime playing his chaotic soccer with only small dreams of going pro.