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アイドルマスター (Aidorumasutā)
THE iDOLM@STER
Xbox 360 Box Cover Art
Genre	Music
Game
Developer	Namco
Publisher	Namco Bandai Games
Genre	Raising sim Rhythm game
Rating	CERO: C (Xbox 360, DS), B (PSP)
Platform	Arcade, Xbox 360, PSP, DS
Released	Arcade: ^JP July 26, 2005 Xbox 360: ^JP January 25, 2007 ^JP November 01, 2007 (Platinum Collection) The Idolmaster: SP: ^JP February 19, 2009 The Idolmaster: Dearly Stars (DS): ^JP September 17, 2009
TV anime
The IDOLM@STER
Directed by	Atsushi Nishigori
Written by	Touko Machida
Music by	Ryuuichi Takada
Studio	A-1 Pictures
Network	BS-i, CBC, MBS, RKB, TBS
Original run	July 7, 2011 – ongoing
Episodes	26 (List of episodes)
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アイドルマスター (Aidorumasutā)
THE iDOLM@STER
Xbox 360 Box Cover Art
Genre	Music
Game
Developer	Namco
Publisher	Namco Bandai Games
Genre	Raising sim Rhythm game
Rating	CERO: C (Xbox 360, DS), B (PSP)
Platform	Arcade, Xbox 360, PSP, DS
Released	Arcade: ^JP July 26, 2005 Xbox 360: ^JP January 25, 2007 ^JP November 01, 2007 (Platinum Collection) The Idolmaster: SP: ^JP February 19, 2009 The Idolmaster: Dearly Stars (DS): ^JP September 17, 2009
TV anime
The IDOLM@STER
Directed by	Atsushi Nishigori
Written by	Touko Machida
Music by	Ryuuichi Takada
Studio	A-1 Pictures
Network	BS-i, CBC, MBS, RKB, TBS
Original run	July 7, 2011 – ongoing
Episodes	26 (List of episodes)
Anime and Manga Portal

The Idolmaster (アイドルマスター Aidorumasutā^?, officially romanized as THE iDOLM@STER) is an arcade and console raising simulation gamereleased exclusively in Japan by Namco (now Namco Bandai Games) on July 26, 2005. It was released on the Xbox 360 on January 25, 2007. The game follows the career of a producer who works for the fictional 765 Production studio and has to work with a group of prospective pop idols. An anime adaptation by A-1 Pictures began airing on July 7, 2011.

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[edit]Characters

[edit]Studio 765 Idols

Haruka Amami (天海春香 Amami Haruka^?): Voiced by: Eriko Nakamura; Age: 16/17; Image Color: Red; Image Songs: "Taiyou no Jealousy," "I Want," and "Watashi wa Idol" (shared with Iori); Haruka is the all-around good girl and main heroine in The Idolm@ster. She has enjoyed singing and making sweets since she was a child, despite the fact that she seems to be quite inept as a cook in general. She is easily excited and a bit clumsy, admitting herself that she usually falls down somehow at least once a day. However, Haruka remains positive and keeps a strong resolve, always working the hardest to make the Producer happy. Although her character image color is red, personally, Haruka actually tends to be more partial toward the color pink (which is Iori's image color).

Chihaya Kisaragi (如月千早 Kisaragi Chihaya^?): Voiced by: Asami Imai; Age: 15/16; Image Color: Blue; Image Songs: "Aoi Tori," "Me ga Au Toki," and "Omoide o Arigatou" (shared with Miki); Cool and serious, Chihaya has the greatest enthusiasm towards music (and according to the game, the greatest natural talent for it as well) out of all of the girls, earnestly believing that if she were no longer able to sing, she would rather die. She does not very much care for the title "idol" in fact, and prefers to refer to herself as a "vocalist" instead, somewhat shunning the non-singing parts of being an idol. During her time off, Chihaya enjoys listening to classical music, along with generally spending time by herself, giving an aura of maturity about her, though in actuality, she is really just awkward when it comes to communicating with other people. Despite her age, she has the smallest bust out of all of the characters.

Yukiho Hagiwara (萩原雪歩 Hagiwara Yukiho^?): Voiced by: Yurika Ochiai (The Idolmaster: Arcade,Xbox 360 versions,The Idolmaster: SP,and,The Idolmaster: Dearly Stars), Azumi Asakura (The Idolmaster 2, Anime); Age: 16/17; Image Color: White; Image Songs: "First Stage," "Kosmos, Cosmos," and "My Best Friend" (shared with Ritsuko); A terrible crybaby, Yukiho aspires to become an idol in order to one day shed her cowardly disposition. She is afraid of dogs (even chihuahuas seem threatening to her) and also does not do well with boys. Having grown up in a strict, traditional Japanese household, Yukiho's drink of choice is tea, predominantly green tea. Among her hobbies is writing poetry, but she is usually too shy to even share her poems with anyone. Whenever she is depressed, she has a habit of running off, exclaiming she will "go dig a hole and bury herself in it", however whether this is just a saying or if she actually digs holes remains a bit of a mystery.

Yayoi Takatsuki (高槻やよい Takatsuki Yayoi^?): Voiced by: Mayako Nigo; Age: 13/14; Image Color: Orange; Image Songs: "Ohayou!! Asagohan," "Kiramekirari," and "GO MY WAY!!" (shared with Futami twins); Yayoi is a bright and cheerful girl who cares for her family very much. Due to her father's unstable occupational status, her family is actually quite poor, as indicated by Yayoi's plain clothing, which she has actually had for a very long time. To earn extra money, Yayoi often does cleaning and other odd jobs around the 765 Production building, and continues to do so even after she debuts as an idol. She is endlessly energetic, however, and never lets the weight of the world discourage her. Yayoi is the oldest of six siblings and always has to be the one to look after them, but also wishes that she had an "older brother" type around to look after her.

Ritsuko Akizuki (秋月律子 Akizuki Ritsuko^?): Voiced by: Naomi Wakabayashi; Age: 18/19; Image Color: "Normal" Green; Image Songs: "Mahou o Kakete!" "Ippai Ippai," and "My Best Friend" (shared with Yukiho); The cool, smart-girl type, Ritsuko believes in theory more than her own inner strength. Originally an intern working at 765 Production after graduating from high school, due to a lack of girls scouted by 765 Production Ritsuko became an idol herself. Despite being an idol, she still has one hand in the business side of her own celebrity, and is quick to chide the Producer if she thinks he is not doing his job correctly. Ritsuko's appearance remains conservative and business-like, as she always wears glasses and keeps her hair in two modest pigtails. No matter the costume or event in the game, she never takes her glasses off, or lets her hair down, with the exception of the pajama costume in The Idolmaster: Live For You!; In The iDOLM@STER 2, Ritsuko becomes the producer for the idol group Ryugu Komachi. In the anime, she's was a former idol before becoming a producer for 765 Production.

Azusa Miura (三浦あずさ Miura Azusa^?): Voiced by: Chiaki Takahashi; Age: 20/21; Image Color: Purple; Image Songs: "9:02 PM," "Tonari Ni..." and "Massugu" (shared with Makoto); The oldest amongst all idols in the game, Azusa's personality reflects that of a kind-hearted but ditsy "big sister" type. She has a very easy going and carefree personality, though also an incredibly terrible sense of direction, and while walking her dog will occasionally end up in strange, distant places with nary a clue of how she got there, or how to get back. Azusa also enjoys giving and reading fortunes, and has a firm belief that she will one day fall in love with her "destined someone". One of her motivations for becoming an idol, in fact, is for her someone to one day perhaps find her first.; In The iDOLM@STER 2, Azusa cuts her hair short and makes an idol group with Iori and Ami called Ryugu Komachi. In the anime, Azusa still retains her long hairstyle but later cuts her hair short after she joins Ryugu Komachi.

Iori Minase (水瀬伊織 Minase Iori^?): Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya; Age: 14/15; Image Color: Pink; Image Songs: "HERE WE GO!!" "Futari no Kioku," and "Watashi wa Idol" (shared with Haruka); The daughter of one of the associates of the 765 Production president, Iori is a spoiled rich girl who flaunts her family's wealth. Although she is quite polite and refined on stage and in public, when with the Producer and other girls she has a very sharp tongue, and is quick to berate other people's intelligence (especially the Producer's). As a result of having two older brothers, Iori has grown up with a deep complex of hating to lose, and thus rarely shows any weaknesses. She does, however, have a much softer side that she shows from time to time, making her personality that of a perfect tsundere character. The stuffed rabbit that she carries around with her constantly is named "Usa-chan".; In The iDOLM@STER 2, Iori makes an idol group with Ami and Azusa called Ryugu Komachi.

Makoto Kikuchi (菊地真 Kikuchi Makoto^?): Voiced by: Hiromi Hirata; Age: 16/17; Image Color: Black; Image Songs: "Agent Yoru o Yuku," "Meisou Mind," and "Massugu" (shared with Azusa); Makoto is popularized as the "pretty-boy idol" within 765 Production, and has accumulated more female than male fans because of this. She was already rather popular among her fellow students at the all-girls school she attends, and her current work as an idol does not make the situation any easier for her. While not ungrateful of her popularity, underneath her gruff, boyish exterior Makoto is actually an honest, sensitive girl, and wishes to make herself more feminine. Therefore, unbeknownst to her father she decided to become an idol in order to find a way to a new, more feminine presence for herself and to show others that she can have a girly side as well.

Ami and Mami Futami (双海亜美・真美 Futami Ami and Mami^?): Voiced by: Asami Shimoda; Age: 12/13; Image Color: Yellow; Image Songs: "Positive!" "Star to Star," and "GO MY WAY!!" (shared with Yayoi); A playful pair of twin sisters who make a two-girl singing sensation. Ami and Mami both enjoy doing impressions and teasing their friends, though Mami seems to somewhat be a little more mature than Ami. The only way to tell the two girls apart is through their hairstyles—Ami ties her hair to the right, Mami to the left—otherwise, they are completely identical. They use this to their advantage by switching their hairstyles and both performing as idols, but only underneath Ami's name, and the only people who know about it are the members of the 765 production.; In The iDOLM@STER 2, the public now knows about the twins and Ami makes an idol group with Iori and Azusa called Ryugu Komachi. In addition, Mami extends her hair longer to further differentiate between her sister. In the anime, the twins are already produced as separate idols and Mami still keeps her extended ponytail.

[edit]Project Fairy / Studio 961/765

Project Fairy is an idol unit introduced in The Idolmaster SP, produced by rival studio 961 Productions. The group was specifically created so that each of it's three members harmonize perfectly, and have different specialties in singing. In The Idolmaster 2, Project Fairy has become part of 765 Productions.

Miki Hoshii (星井美希 Hoshii Miki^?): Voiced by: Akiko Hasegawa; Age: 14/15; Image Color: Fresh Green; Image Songs: "Relations," "Overmaster," and "Omoide o Arigatou" (shared with Chihaya); Miki has rarely had to work hard for anything. It is because of this that she always approaches tasks with a very laid back attitude. She manages good grades with minimal effort, and was born with good-looks that belie her age. She even receives around 20 confessions of love per day from boys. She's grown up in a very laissez-faire family, who had no problems with her becoming an idol. While she doesn't really have cruel intentions, she believes like everything else, she can make her way to becoming top idol easily. As she appears only in the Xbox 360 version of the game, Miki is in some ways the second main character (behind Haruka) and her character is developed considerably over the game's year-long timespan. Later in the game, she cuts her hair short and no longer dyes it blonde. Originally, Miki wasn't supposed to be in the game (as seen in the promo), which could be why she is the only idol from the 360 game not to appear in the anime spin-off Idolmaster: Xenoglossia. In the PSP games, Miki is unsatisfied with the way she is being managed, and switched to another production company, '961 Production', as a member of the group 'Project Fairy'.; Miki grows her hair at the front in The iDOLM@STER 2.

Hibiki Ganaha (我那覇響 Ganaha Hibiki^?): Voiced by: Manami Numakura; Age: 15/16; Image Color: Cerulean (sometimes called Light Blue); Image Song: "Next Life"; Hibiki is a member of 'Project Fairy', and appears in the PSP Games as a rival. Hibiki has long, black hair tied into a wild ponytail, and is usually seen in sporty outfits, and usually wears hoop earrings. Hibiki is from Okinawa, and is highly energetic and cheerful, and despite rivalries with the other idols, she always remains friendly and happy, without becoming overly competitive like Takane. Hibiki has an outstanding amount of pets, who she happens to lose quite frequently; her pets include a mouse, a hamster (named Hamzou in anime), a gerbil, a parrot, a rabbit, a cat, a dog, a pig, a flying squirrel, and oddly enough, a crocodile.; Hibiki joins Studio 765 in The iDOLM@STER 2.

Takane Shijou (四条貴音 Shijou Takane^?): Voiced by: Yumi Hara; Age: 17/18; Image Color: Carmine; Image Song: "Flower Girl"; Takane is a member of 'Project Fairy', and appears in the PSP games as a rival. Takane has long, white, wavy hair, and fringe cut bangs which she accessorizes with a hairband. She is usually seen in elegant outfits, and has a snobby, stuck up attitude due to her wealthy upbringing. Her mother is deceased, so she lives with her strict Butler due to her father's frequent business trips. Her father owns a large company - like Iori's father - which causes tension to spark between the two. Takane has an amazing passion for music. She is considered one of the smarter characters in the series, and is fluent in numerous languages, one of which being German.; Like Hibiki and Miki, She also joins Studio 765 in The iDOLM@STER 2.

[edit]Project Jupiter / Studio 961

An all male idol group produced by Studio 961. It was formed after Miki, Takane and Hibiki left Studio 961. In the anime, they are an established and popular idol unit.

Touma Amagase (天ヶ瀬冬馬 Amagase Touma^?): Voiced by: Takuma Terashima; Age: 17; Touma is one of the newest idols added in the iDOLM@STER 2. He is the same age as Haruka. His hobbies are soccer, cooking and figure collecting and his character song, which is shared with the other 2 members of Jupiter, is "Alice or Guilty".

Hokuto Ijuuin (伊集院北斗 Ijuuin Hokuto^?): Voiced by: Daichi Kanbara; Age: 20; Hokuto is one of the newest idols added in the iDOLM@STER 2. He's a year younger than Azusa. His hobbies are playing the piano, violin and going on dates. He is the oldest idol in Project Jupiter. His character song is "Alice or Guilty".

Shouta Mitarai (御手洗翔太 Mitarai Shouta^?): Voiced by: Matsuoka Yoshitsugu; Age: 14; Shouta is one of the newest idols added in the iDOLM@STER 2. He's the same age as Yayoi. His hobbies are napping and honoring parents. He is the youngest idol in Project Jupiter. His character song is "Alice or Guilty".

[edit]Studio 876 Idols

Three new idols from 876 Production Studios that were introduced in The Idolmaster Dearly Stars. They also appear in an episode of the anime.

Ai Hidaka (日高愛 Hidaka Ai^?): Voiced by: Haruka Tomatsu; Age: 13; Image Color: Peach; Image Song: "ALIVE"; Considered as a younger clone of Haruka, Ai is described as the unstoppable mini-tank who never loses heart. Her mother, Mai Hidaka, was one of the most well-known idols in Japan, and became pregnant with Ai when she was 15 years old.

Eri Mizutani (水谷絵理 Mizutani Eri^?): Voiced by: Kana Hanazawa; Age: 15; Image Color: Robin's Egg Blue; Image Song: "Precog"; A former hikikomori and internet celebrity known online as "Ellie" who was scouted to become an idol in real life.

Ryo Akizuki (秋月涼 Akizuki Ryo^?): Voiced by: Yuko Sanpei; Age: 15; Image Color: Mint Green; Image Song: "Dazzling World"; Ritsuko's cousin, though very soft-spoken compared to her. Ryo's actually a boy trying to pass himself as an idol, and keeps that as a secret from the other idols. He wanted to become a male idol, but when he goes to see Ritsuko about it, she takes him to Studio 876 to become one. There, he ends up covering for a female idol. He does so well, the studio hires him as a female idol.

[edit]765 production staff

Producer (プロデューサー Purodyūsā^?): Voiced by: Yūki Tai (Drama CDs), Kenji Akabane (Anime); The protagonist of The Idolm@ster. He is a young, rookie producer who has been put in charge of a new set of pop idols. In the game, his name is never given, and is decided by the player. His personality is also dependent on the player's choices, and can range from sweet and protective, to very perverted. However, in the Drama CDs, he's most usually portrayed as somewhere in between.

In the anime, he is shown as a young man with blue hair and glasses. As the girl's producer, he is a very hard working individual who tries his best to help the idols as their mentor figure. Like Yukiho, he too is afraid of dogs. While Ritsuko is the main producer for Ryuugu Komachi, he does work with them sometimes hoping to help 765 productions as a whole.

Junichirou Takagi (高木順一朗 Takagi Jun'ichirou^?): Voiced by: Kan Tokumaru; The president of 765 Production. He takes the Producer under his wing and monitors his performance in charge of the girls. He is never seen as anything but a silhouette, and rarely encountered outside of the 765 building, except at the final performance in the Idolm@ster game. In THE IDOLM@STER Break! manga, his appearance is revealed to be a middle age man around his fifty's or sixty's.

Junjirou Takagi (高木順二朗 Takagi Junjirou^?): Voiced by: Houchu Ohtsuka; Junichirou's cousin and the new president of 765 Productions in iDOLM@STER 2. Like his cousin, only his silhouette appears in the game. However, he appears in the iDOLM@STER anime, but his face is not shown.

Kotori Otonashi (音無小鳥 Otonashi Kotori^?): Voiced by: Juri Takita; An office clerk at 765 Production, while Kotori only appears at the end of the actual Idolm@ster game, she is a recurring character within the Drama CDs. Originally featured on the Idolm@ster arcade game webpage in the F.A.Q. section, she has accumulated enough fans to appear in other aspects of the Project IM@S franchise. Among the few things disclosed about her personality and character, we know that Kotori is a little older than Azusa (making her somewhere in her twenties), and despite not being an idol herself, loves to sing. Her last name literally means "soundless". In the iDOLM@STER Anime, Kotori takes an active role with the girls whenever the Producer and Ritsuko are busy.

Yuutarou Takagi (高木裕太郎 Takagi Yuutarou^?): Junichirou's grandson and protagonist of THE IDOLM@STER Break! manga. Yutaro is a fan of the idols of 765 Productions especially Haruka. But when his grandfather gets sick, Yutaro is forced to take over the company as both it's new President and producer as he deals with the company's financial problems and managing the idols careers.

[edit]961 production staff

Takao Kuroi (黒井崇男 Kuroi Takao^?): Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu; He is the producer to Hibiki, Miki and Takane, and like the other producers, he's not seen, but like the Studio 876 producer, is seen as a silhouette. His idols join with Studio 765 in iDOLM@STER2, but forms a new idol group called Project Jupiter, formed by male idols. He is shown to be a cruel and ruthless businessman who will do anything to sell his idols and get ahead of 765 Pro.

[edit]876 production staff

Ishikawa (石川 Ishikawa^?)

Manami Okamoto (岡本まなみ Okamoto Manami^?)

[edit]Other

Mai Hidaka (日高舞 Hidaka Mai^?): Ai Hidaka's mother and a former well known idol herself. She had to quit because she became pregnant with Ai when she was only 15 years old.

Ayane Suzuki (鈴木彩音 Suzuki Ayane^?): A high ranking net idol who is also Eri's chat buddy. She seems to dislike her name and goes by the stage name 'Cineria'.

Reiko Ozaki (尾崎玲子 Ozaki Reiko^?)

Souichi Takeda (武田蒼一 Takeda Souichi^?)

Yumeko Sakurai (桜井夢子 Sakurai Yumeko^?): An idol who is the rival of Ryo. She was thought to be extremely talented until it is revealed that she sabotaged other idols so she could get to the top.

[edit]Sequels and Spin-offs

[edit]Xbox 360 version

The Idolm@ster has been credited with making Japan's ratio of sign-ups for Xbox Live compared to the number consoles sold the world's highest.^[1] Over four times as many Microsoft points were sold on the date of The Idolm@ster 360 release as on the date before it.^[1] The Xbox 360 version contains new songs and an additional idol, Miki Hoshii, for the player to work with along with the original idols from the Arcade.

[edit]The Idolmaster: SP

On July 23, 2008, a PSP version of The Idolm@ster was announced by gaming magazine Famitsu. It is a direct port of the Arcade game, but will have three different versions, each featuring 3 different idols to work with. All three versions were released February 19, 2009 in Japan. There has also been shown in a teaser that there will be a fourth group that consist of Miki and 2 new characters to the series, one named Takane Shijou, the other named Hibiki Ganaha.^[2]

[edit]The Idolmaster: Dearly Stars

A Nintendo DS version of the game, entitled The Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars was released on September 17, 2009.^[3] The story will take place from the idols perspective as they enter 876 Productions. The idols hope to make it big with the help of the current stars. Unlike other games, instead of taking the idols' producer role, the player portrays the idol themselves. The game also includes Wi-Fi functionality.

[edit]The Idolmaster: Live For You!

Main article: The Idolmaster: Live For You!

A sequel titled The Idolmaster: Live For You! was released on February 28, 2008.^[4]

[edit]The Idolmaster 2

Main article: The Idolmaster 2

A second sequel called The Idolmaster 2 was announced at the Idolmaster's 5th anniversary concert, and was released exclusively for Xbox 360 on February 24, 2011. The game will also be release on the PlayStation 3 on October 27th, 2011.

[edit]Appearance in other games

Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation (another Xbox 360 game developed and published by Namco) references The Idom@ster in special paint schemes for the Su-33 Flanker, F-117A Night Hawk, Su-47 Berkut, F-15E Strike Eagle, and F-22A Raptor as part of downloadable packs of extra aircraft colors made available for purchase on November 22, 2007, December 20, 2007, January 31, 2008, February 28, 2008, March 31, 2008 respectively. The character Miki Hoshii appears on the paint schemes of the Su-33 and Su-47, Yukiho Hagiwara appears on the F-117A, Chihaya Kisaragi appears on the F-15E, Haruka Amami on the F-22A, Yayoi Takatsuki on the Mirage 2000-5, and Iori Minase on the Rafale M.^[5]^[6]^[7] A stage in Beautiful Katamari set in the Producer's office features a song by all of the girls, titled 'Danketsu.'

Some songs^[8] were featured in Taiko no Tatsujin series. Yayoi Takatsuki made a cameo in Namco's RPG Tales of Hearts as a Support Attacker by using a move named High Touch. Haruka Amami is set to make an appearance as a cameo costume for Mel in Namco's RPG Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon X.^[9] The game Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology had several of the girl's costumes featured as buyable and wearable armor.

An update patch for PlayStation Home features Idolmaster slot machines inside the Namco Bandai hubs, where one can win special clothing to look like Haruka.

A collaboration DLC package between Sega's Project DIVA 2nd and The Idol Master SP was released, featuring a Haruka costume for Hatsune Miku, a combined version of Ami and Mami's costumes for Kagamine Rin, and a Chihaya costume for Megurine Luka. The package also comes with "GO MY WAY!!" redone by Hatsune Miku and "relations" redone by Megurine Luka and Kagamine Rin.

[edit]Adaptations

[edit]Anime

[edit]Idolmaster: Xenoglossia

Main article: Idolmaster: Xenoglossia

An anime series set in an alternate universe called Idolmaster: Xenoglossia was made by Sunrise. Directed by Tatsuyuki Nagai, it aired across Japan from April to October 2007. The series centers around mecha and reimagines the ten prospective idols as fighter pilots of those robots, with eight of them posing as students. Xenoglossia has no relation to the games apart from its characters.

[edit]OVA

[edit]The Idolmaster Anime

Main article: List of The Idolmaster episodes

A new Idolmaster anime that is faithfully based on the games including being voiced by the original voice cast from the games was produced by A-1 Pictures Inc. under the direction of Atsushi Nishigori and Touko Machida as script supervisor. The anime began airing on July 7, 2011 on TBS.

[edit]Manga

The franchise has 11 manga adaptions which includes:

THE iDOLM@STER Comic Anthology (アイドルマスターコミックアンソロジー^?), a two volume manga anthology published by Ichijinsha.
THE iDOLM@STER Anthology Comic (アイドルマスターアンソロジーコミック^?), a one volume manga anthology published by FOX Shuppan.
THE iDOLM@STER Concept Comic (アイドルマスターコンセプトコミック^?), a two volume manga anthology published by Enterbrain.
THE iDOLM@STER (アイドルマスター^?), published by Kadokawa Shoten.
THE iDOLM@STER -Your Mess@ge- (アイドルマスター－ユアメッセージ－^?), published by MediaWorks (publisher).
THE iDOLM@STER relations (アイドルマスター relations^?), published by Ichijinsha.
THE IDOLM@STER Break! (アイドルマスターブレイク!^?), published by Kodansha.
PETIT IDOLM@STER (ぷちます!^?), published by ASCII Media Works.
THE iDOLM@STER Splash Red for Dearly Stars (アイドルマスターSplash Red for ディアリースターズ ^?), published by Ichijinsha.
THE iDOLM@STER Innocent Blue for Dearly Stars (アイドルマスターInnocent Blue for ディアリースターズ^?), published by Ichijinsha.
THE iDOLM@STER Neue Green for Dearly Stars (アイドルマスターNeue Green for ディアリースターズ^?), published by Ichijinsha.

[edit]Light Novels

Two novels, THE iDOLM@STER 1: Melody of Serenity (アイドルマスター(1) やすらぎの旋律^?) and THE iDOLM@STER 2: Palpitating Summer Days (アイドルマスター(2) ときめきのSummer Days^?), were published and released by Enterbrain on January 30, 2006 and February 27, 2006 respectively.

[edit]References

^ ^a ^b Rumor: Japan's XBL Sign-Up Rate? Highest In The World
^ "(Japanese) Idolm@ster SP webpage". Retrieved 2008-11-11.
^ http://www.gametrailers.com/video/japanese-debut-idolmaster-dearly/57402
^ Ashcraft, Brian (November 28, 2007). "The Singing Idolmaster Girls Return". Kotaku. Retrieved 2008-02-24.
^ "(Japanese) THE IDOLM@STER Items". Retrieved 2007-12-04.
^ "(Japanese) Ace Combat 6 Downloadable Content (11/22)". Retrieved 2007-12-04.
^ "(Japanese) Ace Combat 6 Downloadable Content (2/28)". Retrieved 2008-02-24.
^ "太鼓の達人-ドンだーページ". Retrieved 2011-09-05.
^ "ToP: Narikiri Dungeon X Meets The Idolmaster". Retrieved 2010-06-21.

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