Idols and anime have intermingled since forever, and the idol anime genre is currently begging for a series with a fresh approach. Now I can’t assure you that Shine Post is the anime you need, but it is definitely something you should give a try.
Of course, all the starry-eyed and determined teen girls are present in the upcoming anime, but do you know what else it has? A dysfunctional team with a faulty manager. (Yay) Now, all we need is to see how this little group distinguishes itself in such a concentrated industry.
Shine Post, a new idol anime, will be released in July 2022. It is actually a part of a multimedia franchise and will receive manga, light novels, games, and other adaptations.
Episode 1 of Shine Post will be streamed in advance on May 14. The cast members behind the two main idol groups in the anime, TINGS and HY:RAIN, will also appear at the event with some more exciting news and discussions.
The latest visual also portrays the rivalry between the two groups.
TINGS, the main idol group of the anime, can be seen handing out posters in front of a HY:RAIN billboard. It establishes TINGS’ status as a struggling group. HY:RAIN consists of up-and-coming popular idols who have already established themselves.
So get ready for some rivalry between these cute idols, but I hope that they keep the competition healthy. Let’s see what Shine Post has in store for us with TINGS’ tragic predicament and their lazy manager.
About Shine Post
Shine Post: Nee Shitteta? Watashi o Zettai Idol ni Suru Tame no, Goku Futsū de Atarimae na, to Bikkiri no, which translates to, Shine Post: Did You Know? The Most Ordinary, Natural, and Unique Magic to Make Me an Absolute Idol is a Japanese idol-themed mixed-media project created by Konami Digital Entertainment and Straight Edge.
It is a light novel series written by Rakuda and illustrated by Buriki. Kyoka Tamaki, Haru Nabatame, and Rio Seibu of the idol group “TiNgS” have huge ambitions but have only had small triumphs. Shine Post is their story of shining in the pursuit of becoming absolute idols.
Shine Post is part of a Konami Digital Entertainment and Akihiro Ishihara multi-platform project that includes a manga adaptation, concerts, music videos, and a video game.
Source: Official Website
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