Tokyo 7th Sisters
東京 7th シスターズ is a Japanese idol raising simulation and rhythm game released for iOS and Android in February 2014, developed and published by Donuts Co. Ltd. With music produced and published under record label Victor Entertainment.
Tokyo 7th Sisters
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- 2014
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- music video game
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東京 7th シスターズ is a Japanese idol raising simulation and rhythm game released for iOS and Android in February 2014, developed and published by Donuts Co. Ltd. With music produced and published under record label Victor Entertainment.
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The game has a story mode (called Scout in-game) in which players search for idol cards while progressing through the story, and a battle mode in which players battle other players or certain in-game characters using their idol cards. A 77-minute anime film adaptation by LandQ Studios titled Tokyo 7th Sisters: Bokura wa Aozora ni Naru was scheduled to air in summer 2020, but has been delayed to February 26, 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On May 7, 2026, the game was announced to end service on August 12, 2026. An offline version would be available later.
Key facts
Key facts
• Developer — Donuts Co. Ltd • Publisher — Donuts Co. Ltd • Producer — * Shintaro Motegi • Taka Maekawa • Masaru Yoshioka • Yoshiaki Iwasawa • Director — Shintaro Motegi • Writer — Shintaro Motegi • Composer — * Shintaro Motegi • kz (Livetune) • Modes — Single-player • Platforms — * iOS • Android • Released — February 2014 • Genre — Rhythm game
Story
Story
The story centers on new generation idols from the studio 777, referred to as Nanastar, which suddenly disbanded in 2032. Two years later, in 2034, the player is appointed head of Tokyo's new idol studio Nanastar, recruiting different girls to be trainees by collecting and leveling collectible cards. The cast of characters includes more than 50 fully-voiced, unique idols from different backgrounds. Nonetheless, the city persists in thinking that idols belong to a bygone era, and Nanastar is not an exception.
Nanastar Managers
Nanastar Managers
• Coney Rokusaki is Coney is an 19-year-old girl who suddenly introduces herself as the "Talent reganaM" from the first generation of idols. She is co-manager of Nanastar alongside the player. Coney is high-spirited, but is also very considerate and acts as a good counselor for the recruited girls. She is a big troublemaker and seems to be hiding a secret. • Shihainin is the playable character whose name can be changed, and has been chosen as the second manager of Nanastar. Their new enthusiastic manager, Coney Rokusaki, sends them out to the city to scout for idols. • The First Manager (Keiji Fujiwara) is player's predecessor who was in charge of 7th Sisters prior to their disbandment.
Seventh Sisters
Seventh Sisters
• Nicole Nanasaki (Inori Minase) is a relentless idol terrorist, the chaotic leader of the legendary Seventh Sisters. A kind yet lazy hard worker, she attracts attention from all over the world. Two years after the sudden dissolution, no one has any news of her. • Mito Hanyuda (Mai Fuchigami) is a member of the Seventh Sisters known for her world-class beautiful voice. She is usually emotionless and does not want to waste her energy while singing. • Misonoō Mana (Rena Maeda) is the daughter of Misono Zaibatsu. She is a gentle mood-maker who supports the Seventh Sisters from behind the scenes. Mana is shy about her dynamite body, but sometimes shows a dignified adult side that surprises the members. • Kotobuki Kuruto (Yuuko Kurose) is an orphan who grew up in the circus. She is always hungry and often bites the head of the members of the Seventh Sisters and gets scolded. • Rui Wakaoji (Meiko Kawasaki) is the calm, oldest member of the Seventh Sisters with an invincible demeanor. • Memoru Yusa (Ayumi Tsuji) is a girl known for her devilish persona.
777 Sisters
777 Sisters
• Kusakabe Haru (Minami Shimoda) is the first idol to be recruited into Nanastar. She is an energetic 16-year-old girl who loves to sing despite her initial hatred towards idols. After joining Nanastar, Haru acts as the mediator for everyone. Her interests are cleaning and collecting keychains. • Musubi Tendōji (Yūki Takada) is a 16-year-old first year high school student and part of the student council. She is excellent in studies but worries easily and may have many weakness. • Rona Tsunomori (Ai Kakuma) is the third idol to be recruited into Nanastar. She is a 16-year-old girl who works part-time at the doughnut chain Viva Donuts. A timid worrywart, Rona initially thought poorly of herself until she discovered 7th Sisters' music, encouraging her to become an idol. • Hime Nonohara (Yui Nakajima) is the fourth idol to be recruited into Nanastar. She is the tomboyish 16-year-old daughter of a family that worked at Nonohara Tofu Shop. Hime lives with her father, younger sister, and younger brother; her mother died when she was young. • Momoka Serizawa (Shiori Izawa) is the fifth idol to be recruited into Nanastar. A 15-year-old first year high school student, Momoka was spoiled as a child, leading her to live a lazy and selfish life. Despite this, she is a very passionate otaku. • Sumire Usuta (Ayaka Shimizu) is the sixth idol to be recruited into Nanastar. She is a 17-year-old girl who grew up in an ordinary family, leading her to a glamorous lifestyle. Sumire is talented at cooking and has a crush on the player in-game. • Sui Kamishiro (Haruka Michii) is the seventh idol to be recruited into Nanastar. She is a regular tomboy with a talent for swimming, but does not get along well with boys. • Shizuka Kuonji (Asaka Imai) is the eighth idol to be recruited into Nanastar. She is the youngest daughter of the Kuonji family, which owns a large estate. Shizuka is gifted in both literary and military arts, but knows nothing about the real world. • Alessandra Susu (Saori Ōnishi) is the ninth idol to be recruited into Nanastar. Susu is one of the ten foreign idols in the game; she is fluent in Japanese, but likes to occasionally use English. Susu is a 14-year-old girl who likes to act older than she is and has the style of a model, which gets her mistaken as a foreign celebrity. • Sawara Harumi (Sakura Nakamura) is the tenth idol to be recruited into Nanastar. The eldest daughter of the Harumi family at 19 years old, she helps manage their fish market Uoharu with her sisters. Lazy and strange, Sawara does not pay attention to others' gossip about her personality. Deep down, she can be very trustworthy and loves her sisters more than anything. • Kajika Harumi (Maika Takai) is the eleventh idol to be recruited into Nanastar. The second daughter of the Harumi family at 14 years old, she helps manage their fish market with her sisters. Kajika thinks of herself as helpful and polite, but can often be quite careless. • Shinju Harumi (Yūki Kuwahara) is the twelfth and final idol of 777 Sisters to be recruited into Nanastar. The youngest daughter of the Harumi family at ten years old, Shinju helps with the family-run fish market Uoharu with her sisters. Despite her age, she is mature and realistic for her age.
Casquettes
Casquettes
• Kawasumi Shisarā (Rie Suegara) is an 18-year-old girl who was selected as Tokyo 7th Cinderella Girl 2033 out of a super fierce battle with a total of 200,000 entries. • Mimi Futagawa (Aya Saitō) is a 20-year-old girl with a complex of being an adult, which is rare in Nanastar. She has a lively personality that challenges things with a straight ball. Despite having a driving license, Mimi is bad at driving. • Chacha Ōtori (Yō Taichi) is a young lady with the voice of a samurai. Her family owns an old bookstore. • Miwako Azami (Kana Yūki) is a 22-year-old young lady who works part-time as a private tutor to be an English teacher.
Le-S-Ca
Le-S-Ca
• Uesugi Uebasu Kyōko is a mixed-race child who acts confident in her proportions, but shy when people look closely at her. • Rena Araki • Honoka Nishizono
Ci+Lus
Ci+Lus
• Makoto Tamasaka (Erii Yamazaki • Ayumu Orikasa (Minami Tanaka)
The Queen of Purple
The Queen of Purple
• Murasaki Echizen (Maiko Nomura) • Ferb Seto (Yuuki Hirose) • Yumeno Sakaiya (Ayano Yamamoto) • Matsuri Mimori (Yuiko Tatsumi)
Nanabana Otome
Nanabana Otome
• Tomoe Shiratori (Kumi Takaragi) • Madoka Enami (Maiko Nomura) • Risyuri Maizono (Ru Thing) • Xiao Feihung (Chisato Mori) • Miu Aihara (Marika Kōno) • Kumomaki Monaka (Amisa Sakuragi) • Sawori Yamai (Eri Inagawa)
Kodomo Rengo
Kodomo Rengo
• Tasha Romanofusukī (Maria Takakishi) • Manon Hoshigaki (Yuri Yamaoka) • Shirayuki Alice (Natsuki Kita)
Others
Others
• Kazumi Katsuragi (Rika Tachibana) • Jeda Daiyamondo (Anju Inami) • Ei Yukuhashi (Mao Ichimichi)
4U
4U
• Ume Kujō (Mami Yamashita) • Emoko Wanibuchi (Mayu Yoshioka) • Hina Saeki (Maria Naganawa)
Karakuri
Karakuri
Karakuri is a group consisting of twins Karakuri Futaba and Hitoha Karakuri (Voiced by: Akina).
Film
The film is directed by Takayuki Kitagawa, with Masakazu Sunagawa serving as assistant director, Yosuke Kikuchi designing the characters, and Yoshiaki Dewa composing the film's music. The film was originally scheduled to air in summer 2020, but was delayed to Winter 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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These works are cited by the source article, in its own numbering. They are recorded as its citations, not as sources VALÉORINE has verified.
- 1.Oricon. February 14, 2020.
- 2.Stimson, Eric. New Smartphone Game Lets You Foster Your Own Stable of Idols. Anime News Network. December 13, 2013.
- 3.『Tokyo 7th シスターズ』ゲームアプリサービス終了のお知らせ. Donuts Co. Ltd. May 7, 2026.
- 4.Natasha Inc. Music Natalie.
- 5.Loo, Egan. Tokyo 7th Sisters Idol Game App Gets 70-Minute Anime by Toei Animation This Summer. Anime News Network. February 19, 2020.
- 6.Loo, Egan. Tokyo 7th Sisters Anime Film Delayed Due to COVID-19. Anime News Network. June 12, 2020.
- 7.Loo, Egan. Tokyo 7th Sisters Anime Film's New Trailer Unveils More Cast, February 26 Delay. Anime News Network. November 25, 2020.
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