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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10th, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14th, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A second mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[[OfficiallyShortenedTitle [=KimiSute=]]]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to early 2024. It is eventually released on February 7th, 2024.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10th, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14th, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A second mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[[OfficiallyShortenedTitle [=KimiSute=]]]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is was delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to early 2024. It is eventually released on February 7th, 2024.
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* ST//RAYRIDE, a two-person rock band consisting of two members from the previous winner band of Live Royal Fes, which is going to be featured in the second mobile game ''[=KimiSute=]''.
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* ST//RAYRIDE, a two-person rock band consisting of two members from the previous winner band of Live Royal Fes, which is going to be featured in the second mobile game ''[=KimiSute=]''.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[[OfficiallyShortenedTitle [=KimiSute=]]]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to early 2024.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 10th, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 14th, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new second mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[[OfficiallyShortenedTitle [=KimiSute=]]]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to early 2024. It is eventually released on February 7th, 2024.
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* ST//RAYRIDE, a two-person rock band consisting of two members from the previous winner band of Live Royal Fes, which is going to be featured in the new second mobile game ''[=KimiSute=]''.
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** The newly introduced band ST//RAYRIDE has an American fuzzy lop pet bunny named Rabi-chan.
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** The newly introduced band ST//RAYRIDE has an American fuzzy lop pet bunny named Rabi-chan.
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* TimeSkip: ''[=AAside=]'' takes place about half a year after the ending of the anime. The new mobile game ''[=KimiSute=]'' also takes place some time after ''[=AAside=]'', with all the characters have aged up a year.
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* TimeSkip: The first game ''[=AAside=]'' takes place about half a year after the ending of the anime. The new mobile second game ''[=KimiSute=]'' also takes place some time after ''[=AAside=]'', with all the characters have aged up a year.
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*** At 00:32, it shows an image of Fuuta smiling with orange background, then it changes to grey background and Fuuta's face ends up being cracked in half with tear marks on his face. A subsequent shot shows a saxophone with Fuuta's face reflected on it, and he also has a sad expression. [[spoiler:This hints at Fuuta's grief and depression over losing his older brother Sakutaro to an illness in the past, that is until he started replacing his brother with the saxophone, which was originally owned by him, and forgot about his brother entirely.]]
*** The next shot after has an image of Kouhei and a silhouette of a person with a saxophone behind him, with similar looking hair to Fuuta, however unlike him, the silhouette doesn't have a lightning-shaped ahoge. [[spoiler:The silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, and its similar appearance to Fuuta indicates that he's related to him, which later confirmed to be Fuuta's older brother. Also, the fact that the silhouette appears along with Kouhei's image indicates that Kouhei has a connection to him, and eventually it is revealed that Kouhei and Sakutaro were childhood best friends.]]
*** The shot with Aoi's image at 00:36 has a silhouette behind him which resembles Shu Ujigawa. [[spoiler:This hints the fact that Aoi and Shu are actually related. It is eventually revealed in the voice drama "Raison d'etre -Wailing Song-" that they are half-brothers, as they have the same father (the president of Duck River Gen Ujigawa) but different mother.]]
*** The next shot after has an image of Kouhei and a silhouette of a person with a saxophone behind him, with similar looking hair to Fuuta, however unlike him, the silhouette doesn't have a lightning-shaped ahoge. [[spoiler:The silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, and its similar appearance to Fuuta indicates that he's related to him, which later confirmed to be Fuuta's older brother. Also, the fact that the silhouette appears along with Kouhei's image indicates that Kouhei has a connection to him, and eventually it is revealed that Kouhei and Sakutaro were childhood best friends.]]
*** The shot with Aoi's image at 00:36 has a silhouette behind him which resembles Shu Ujigawa. [[spoiler:This hints the fact that Aoi and Shu are actually related. It is eventually revealed in the voice drama "Raison d'etre -Wailing Song-" that they are half-brothers, as they have the same father (the president of Duck River Gen Ujigawa) but different mother.]]
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*** At 00:32, it shows an image of Fuuta smiling with orange background, then it changes to grey background and Fuuta's face ends up being cracked in half with tear marks teardrops on his face. A subsequent shot shows a saxophone with Fuuta's face reflected on it, and he also has a sad expression. [[spoiler:This hints at Fuuta's grief and depression over losing his older brother Sakutaro to an illness in the past, that is until he started replacing his brother with the saxophone, which was originally owned by him, and forgot about his brother entirely.]]
*** The next shot after has an image of Kouhei and a silhouette of a person with a saxophone behind him, with similar looking hair to Fuuta,however unlike him, however, the silhouette doesn't have a lightning-shaped ahoge. [[spoiler:The silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, and its similar appearance to Fuuta indicates that he's related to him, which later confirmed to be Fuuta's older brother. Also, the fact that the silhouette appears along with Kouhei's image indicates that Kouhei has a connection to him, and eventually it is revealed that Kouhei and Sakutaro were childhood best friends.]]
*** The shot with Aoi's image at 00:36 has a silhouette behind him which resembles Shu Ujigawa. [[spoiler:This hints the fact that Aoi and Shu are actually related. It is eventually revealed in the voice drama "Raisond'etre d'être -Wailing Song-" that they are half-brothers, as they have the same father (the president of Duck River Gen Ujigawa) but different mother.]]
*** The next shot after has an image of Kouhei and a silhouette of a person with a saxophone behind him, with similar looking hair to Fuuta,
*** The shot with Aoi's image at 00:36 has a silhouette behind him which resembles Shu Ujigawa. [[spoiler:This hints the fact that Aoi and Shu are actually related. It is eventually revealed in the voice drama "Raison
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* FreeHandedPerformer: Except Fuuta and Haruka (being the second vocalist of εpsilonΦ), all of the vocalists don't have any instrument.
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* TimeSkip: ''[=AAside=]'' takes place about half a year after the ending of the anime. The new mobile game ''[=KimiSute=]'' also takes place some time after ''[=AAside=]'', with all the characters have aged up a year.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The opening and ending songs of the anime are performed by Argonavis for the first half, and GYROAXIA for the second half. The two bands also perform the theme songs for the movie ''Shooting Star Obligato'' and ''AXIA''.
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* FreeHandedPerformer: Except Fuuta and Haruka (being the second vocalist of εpsilonΦ), all of the vocalists don't have any instrument.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Some promotional materials for Fujin RIZING! contain some hints that foreshadow the band's darker elements and backstory, which are later revealed throughout their stories in ''[=AAside=]'' and subsequent materials.
** The music video for Fujin RIZING's first song in the franchise, [[https://youtu.be/9NVQXw2M7Zk?si=N-D1VWwQ_Ky9jWY4 Banzai RIZING!!!]]:
*** The very first shot has an image of saxophone with a red background and a text which says "A saxophone 'Sakutaro' knows everything." [[spoiler:This hints that there's more to Fuuta's beloved saxophone "Sakutaro", and later it is revealed that the saxophone was originally owned by Sakutaro, Fuuta's deceased older brother.]]
*** The shot with Kouhei's silhouette has a text that says "We must screen him from everything." Kouhei is shown to be protective of Fuuta, and so the 'him' in the line certainly refers to Fuuta. [[spoiler:It is later shown that Kouhei purposefully keeps Fuuta from remembering his older brother Sakutaro along with his death after Fuuta no longer remembers him, and he also told the rest of his chilhood friends to never bring up anything about Sakutaro in front of Fuuta. This is due to the promise he made to Sakutaro in his last moment to fulfill his LastRequest to him, which is to protect Fuuta's happiness.]]
*** At 00:03, there's a yellow background with moving lines of each band member's image color. Among the lines, there's a red line above the others, which is not an image color of any of the band members, however, it's the same color as the background of the shot with the saxophone image at the beginning of the MV. And then, the red line disappears, unlike the other lines. [[spoiler:The red line represents Fuuta's older brother Sakutaro, and its disappearance represents his death prior to the main story.]]
*** At 00:32, it shows an image of Fuuta smiling with orange background, then it changes to grey background and Fuuta's face ends up being cracked in half with tear marks on his face. A subsequent shot shows a saxophone with Fuuta's face reflected on it, and he also has a sad expression. [[spoiler:This hints at Fuuta's grief and depression over losing his older brother Sakutaro to an illness in the past, that is until he started replacing his brother with the saxophone, which was originally owned by him, and forgot about his brother entirely.]]
*** The next shot after has an image of Kouhei and a silhouette of a person with a saxophone behind him, with similar looking hair to Fuuta, however unlike him, the silhouette doesn't have a lightning-shaped ahoge. [[spoiler:The silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, and its similar appearance to Fuuta indicates that he's related to him, which later confirmed to be Fuuta's older brother. Also, the fact that the silhouette appears along with Kouhei's image indicates that Kouhei has a connection to him, and eventually it is revealed that Kouhei and Sakutaro were childhood best friends.]]
*** The shot with Aoi's image at 00:36 has a silhouette behind him which resembles Shu Ujigawa. [[spoiler:This hints the fact that Aoi and Shu are actually related. It is eventually revealed in the voice drama "Raison d'etre -Wailing Song-" that they are half-brothers, as they have the same father (the president of Duck River Gen Ujigawa) but different mother.]]
** The band's [[https://youtu.be/Xoj_QC66PbQ?si=8i2KubQY5e-5Psba character promotional video]] for ''[=AAside=]'':
*** Fuuta's picture has a text "いなくならないで", which translates to "Don't go away", and there's also a silhouette behind him, which has a similar appearance to the silhouette shown behind Kouhei in Banzai RIZING!!! music video previously mentioned above. [[spoiler:As stated above, the silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, Fuuta's older brother, and the line represents Fuuta's grief over his death and his inability to let go of him.]]
*** Kouhei's picture has a text "誰にも壊させない", which translates to "I won't let anyone break". [[spoiler:The line represents Kouhei's intent to not let Fuuta remember his older brother Sakutaro and his death so that he won't 'break' and lose his smile once again.]]
** The music video for Fujin RIZING's first song in the franchise, [[https://youtu.be/9NVQXw2M7Zk?si=N-D1VWwQ_Ky9jWY4 Banzai RIZING!!!]]:
*** The very first shot has an image of saxophone with a red background and a text which says "A saxophone 'Sakutaro' knows everything." [[spoiler:This hints that there's more to Fuuta's beloved saxophone "Sakutaro", and later it is revealed that the saxophone was originally owned by Sakutaro, Fuuta's deceased older brother.]]
*** The shot with Kouhei's silhouette has a text that says "We must screen him from everything." Kouhei is shown to be protective of Fuuta, and so the 'him' in the line certainly refers to Fuuta. [[spoiler:It is later shown that Kouhei purposefully keeps Fuuta from remembering his older brother Sakutaro along with his death after Fuuta no longer remembers him, and he also told the rest of his chilhood friends to never bring up anything about Sakutaro in front of Fuuta. This is due to the promise he made to Sakutaro in his last moment to fulfill his LastRequest to him, which is to protect Fuuta's happiness.]]
*** At 00:03, there's a yellow background with moving lines of each band member's image color. Among the lines, there's a red line above the others, which is not an image color of any of the band members, however, it's the same color as the background of the shot with the saxophone image at the beginning of the MV. And then, the red line disappears, unlike the other lines. [[spoiler:The red line represents Fuuta's older brother Sakutaro, and its disappearance represents his death prior to the main story.]]
*** At 00:32, it shows an image of Fuuta smiling with orange background, then it changes to grey background and Fuuta's face ends up being cracked in half with tear marks on his face. A subsequent shot shows a saxophone with Fuuta's face reflected on it, and he also has a sad expression. [[spoiler:This hints at Fuuta's grief and depression over losing his older brother Sakutaro to an illness in the past, that is until he started replacing his brother with the saxophone, which was originally owned by him, and forgot about his brother entirely.]]
*** The next shot after has an image of Kouhei and a silhouette of a person with a saxophone behind him, with similar looking hair to Fuuta, however unlike him, the silhouette doesn't have a lightning-shaped ahoge. [[spoiler:The silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, and its similar appearance to Fuuta indicates that he's related to him, which later confirmed to be Fuuta's older brother. Also, the fact that the silhouette appears along with Kouhei's image indicates that Kouhei has a connection to him, and eventually it is revealed that Kouhei and Sakutaro were childhood best friends.]]
*** The shot with Aoi's image at 00:36 has a silhouette behind him which resembles Shu Ujigawa. [[spoiler:This hints the fact that Aoi and Shu are actually related. It is eventually revealed in the voice drama "Raison d'etre -Wailing Song-" that they are half-brothers, as they have the same father (the president of Duck River Gen Ujigawa) but different mother.]]
** The band's [[https://youtu.be/Xoj_QC66PbQ?si=8i2KubQY5e-5Psba character promotional video]] for ''[=AAside=]'':
*** Fuuta's picture has a text "いなくならないで", which translates to "Don't go away", and there's also a silhouette behind him, which has a similar appearance to the silhouette shown behind Kouhei in Banzai RIZING!!! music video previously mentioned above. [[spoiler:As stated above, the silhouette ends up being Sakutaro, Fuuta's older brother, and the line represents Fuuta's grief over his death and his inability to let go of him.]]
*** Kouhei's picture has a text "誰にも壊させない", which translates to "I won't let anyone break". [[spoiler:The line represents Kouhei's intent to not let Fuuta remember his older brother Sakutaro and his death so that he won't 'break' and lose his smile once again.]]
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* {{Bishounen}}: All of the characters qualify, but a few standouts are Felix, Koharu, and Tadaomi.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[=KimiSute=]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to early 2024.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[=KimiSute=]'' ''[[OfficiallyShortenedTitle [=KimiSute=]]]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to early 2024.
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* ST//RAYRIDE, a two-person rock band consisting of two members from the previous winner band of Live Royal Fes, which is going to be featured in the new mobile game.
game ''[=KimiSute=]''.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The [=AAside=] game had a daily life system in which you could send the boys to do various tasks, such as handing out flyers or working part-time jobs. It was entirely possible to overwork them and get them sent to the hospital if they do too many tasks without rest. You could've unlocked hospital conversations and earned trophies...[[YouBastard but at the cost of looking like a terrible person]].
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The [=AAside=] game ''[=AAside=]'' had a daily life system in which you could send the boys to do various tasks, such as handing out flyers or working part-time jobs. It was entirely possible to overwork them and get them sent to the hospital if they do too many tasks without rest. You could've unlocked hospital conversations and earned trophies...[[YouBastard but at the cost of looking like a terrible person]].
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though then it is delayed to late 2023.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e-'' (or ''[=KimiSute=]'' for short) was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though it is delayed to late 2023, and then it is delayed ''again'' to late 2023.
early 2024.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (originally titled ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a Japanese multimedia franchise created by Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (originally titled ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') Anime/BangDream'') is a Japanese multimedia franchise created by Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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First introduced in May 2018 as an all-male spin-off media in the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, it was revealed that despite being from the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, it takes place in an alternate universe from ''[=BanG=] Dream!'', so the two franchises and the characters associated with these franchises will not overlap.
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First introduced in May 2018 as an all-male spin-off media in the ''Anime/BangDream'' ''[=BanG=] Dream!'' franchise, it was revealed that despite being from the ''Anime/BangDream'' ''[=BanG=] Dream!'' franchise, it takes place in an alternate universe from ''[=BanG=] Dream!'', so the two franchises and the characters associated with these franchises will not overlap.
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} "We still have a song."]] [[labelnote:*]]From left to right, first row: [[NeatFreak Reiji Karasuma]], [[{{Yandere}} Kanata Nijo]], [[FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon Shu Ujigawa]], [[AloofBigBrother Haruka Nijo]], [[IntriguedByHumanity Tadaomi Kurama]], [[BewareTheNiceOnes Kohei Hayasaka]], [[JapaneseDelinquents Misaki Goto]], [[{{Keet}} Futa Kaminoshima]], [[{{Tsundere}} Aoi Wakakusa]], [[BrutalHonesty Yamato Tsubaki]]. Second row: [[SoulCrushingDeskJob Tomoru Kurokawa/LIGHT]], [[RealMenWearPink Koharu Mitsurugi/HARU]], [[FaceOfAThug Daimon Kusunoki/D]], [[CuttingCorners Banri Shiroishi]], [[BrokenAce Rio Kikyo]], [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Ryo Akebono]], [[TheCharmer Miyuki Sakaigawa]]. Third row: [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire Felix Louis-Claude Mont d'or/FELIX]], [[{{NEET}} Jun Suzaki/ZACK]], [[TeamMom Wataru Matoba]], [[SilkHidingSteel Ren Nanahoshi]], [[HotBlooded Yuto Goryo]], [[EmoTeen Reon Misono]], [[MyWayOrTheHighway Nayuta Asahi]], [[DragonInChief Kenta Satozuka]]. [[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} "We still have a song."]] [[labelnote:*]]From left to right, first row: [[NeatFreak Reiji Karasuma]], [[{{Yandere}} Kanata Nijo]], [[FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon Shu Ujigawa]], [[AloofBigBrother Haruka Nijo]], [[IntriguedByHumanity Tadaomi Kurama]], [[BewareTheNiceOnes Kohei Hayasaka]], [[JapaneseDelinquents Misaki Goto]], [[{{Keet}} Futa Kaminoshima]], [[{{Tsundere}} Aoi Wakakusa]], [[BrutalHonesty Yamato Tsubaki]]. Second row: [[SoulCrushingDeskJob Tomoru Kurokawa/LIGHT]], [[RealMenWearPink Koharu Mitsurugi/HARU]], [[FaceOfAThug Daimon Kusunoki/D]], [[CuttingCorners Banri Shiroishi]], [[BrokenAce Rio Kikyo]], [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Ryo Akebono]], [[TheCharmer Miyuki Sakaigawa]]. Third row: [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire Felix Louis-Claude Mont d'or/FELIX]], [[{{NEET}} Jun Suzaki/ZACK]], [[TeamMom Wataru Matoba]], [[SilkHidingSteel Ren Nanahoshi]], [[HotBlooded Yuto Goryo]], [[EmoTeen Reon Misono]], [[MyWayOrTheHighway Nayuta Asahi]], [[DragonInChief Kenta Satozuka]]. [[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} "We still have a song."]] [[labelnote:*]]From left to right, first row: [[NeatFreak Reiji Karasuma]], [[{{Yandere}} Kanata Nijo]], [[FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon Shu Ujigawa]], [[AloofBigBrother Haruka Nijo]], [[IntriguedByHumanity Tadaomi Kurama]], [[BewareTheNiceOnes Kohei Hayasaka]], [[JapaneseDelinquents Misaki Goto]], [[{{Keet}} Futa Kaminoshima]], [[{{Tsundere}} Aoi Wakakusa]], [[BrutalHonesty Yamato Tsubaki]]. Second row: [[SoulCrushingDeskJob Tomoru Kurokawa/LIGHT]], [[RealMenWearPink Koharu Mitsurugi/HARU]], [[FaceOfAThug Daimon Kusunoki/D]], [[CuttingCorners Banri Shiroishi]], [[BrokenAce Rio Kikyo]], [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Ryo Akebono]], [[TheCharmer Miyuki Sakaigawa]]. Third row: [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire Felix Louis-Claude Mont d'or/FELIX]], [[{{NEET}} Jun Suzaki/ZACK]], [[TeamMom Wataru Matoba]], [[SilkHidingSteel Ren Nanahoshi]], [[HotBlooded Yuto Goryo]], [[EmoTeen Reon Misono]], [[MyWayOrTheHighway Nayuta Asahi]], [[DragonInChief Kenta Satozuka]]. [[/labelnote]]]]
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** Ren and Nayuta respectively. Ren is shy, softspoken, has a gentle speaking voice and a pure demeanor, and [[https://imgur.com/gallery/bdpmglc looks like he's about to cry]] when he sees Rio and Wataru get into an (admittedly minor) argument. Nayuta is abrasive, sharp-tongued, narcissistic, and wants to get revenge on his father for abandoning him and his mother. Their respective bands seem to fall under this trope as well, with Argonavis being a pop rock band with heavy emphasis on piano and GYROAXIA being a HardRock band with aggressive guitar riffs and Nayuta occasionally rapping or [[MetalScream screaming]].
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** Ren and Nayuta respectively. Ren is shy, softspoken, has a gentle speaking voice and a pure demeanor, and [[https://imgur.com/gallery/bdpmglc looks like he's about to cry]] when he sees Rio and Wataru get into an (admittedly minor) argument. Nayuta is abrasive, sharp-tongued, narcissistic, and wants to get revenge on his father for abandoning him and his mother. Their respective bands seem to fall under this trope as well, with Argonavis being a pop rock band with heavy emphasis on piano and GYROAXIA being a HardRock band with aggressive guitar riffs and Nayuta occasionally rapping or [[MetalScream screaming]].
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* AdaptationExpansion: The ARGONAVIS manga expands on some things that aren't shown or explained in the anime, such as showing the flashback of Ren's past.
* AdaptedOut: [[spoiler:Banri's traffic accident was cut in the manga. As the manga diverges from the anime, the accident never happened in the first place.]]
* AlternateContinuity: The ARGONAVIS manga goes with different direction and development in the storyline compared to the anime.
* AdaptedOut: [[spoiler:Banri's traffic accident was cut in the manga. As the manga diverges from the anime, the accident never happened in the first place.]]
* AlternateContinuity: The ARGONAVIS manga goes with different direction and development in the storyline compared to the anime.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis - Kimi ga Mita Stage e'' is originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though then delayed to late 2023.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis - Kimi -Kimi ga Mita Stage e'' is e-'' was originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though then it is delayed to late 2023.
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* ST//RAYRIDE, a two-person rock band consisting of two members from the previous winner band of LR Fes, which is going to be featured in the new mobile game.
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* ST//RAYRIDE, a two-person rock band consisting of two members from the previous winner band of LR Live Royal Fes, which is going to be featured in the new mobile game.
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** The newly introduced band ST//RAYRIDE also has an American fuzzy lop pet bunny named Rabi-chan.
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** The newly introduced band ST//RAYRIDE also has an American fuzzy lop pet bunny named Rabi-chan.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023.
Accompanying Argonavis are four other bands, namely:
Accompanying Argonavis are four other bands, namely:
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=]'' brand thanks to the mixed reception from the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand titled ''Argonavis - Kimi ga Mita Stage e'' is originally slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023, though then delayed to late 2023.
Accompanying Argonavis arefour five other bands, namely:
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* TeamPet: All five bands own pets that reside at their respective sharehouses.
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* TeamPet: All five of the bands own pets that reside at their respective sharehouses.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' Dream!=]'' brand due thanks to the mixed reception from fans.the fans of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]''. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand.brand due to mixed reception from fans. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023. \n
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} [[DivorcedInstallment spinning-off]] from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a Japanese multimedia franchise created by Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as (originally titled ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a Japanese multimedia franchise created by Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand.
brand. A new mobile app under the rebrand is slated to be released sometime in the summer of 2023.
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* AlternateContinuity: [=AAside=] is set in an alternate continuity from the original ''Anime/BangDream''.
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* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: In contrasts to the ImprobablyFemaleCast of the original ''[=BanG Dream!=]'', Argonavis features numerous boy bands.
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* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: In contrasts to the ImprobablyFemaleCast of the original other Bushiroad idol brands such as ''[=BanG Dream!=]'', Dream!=]'' and ''Franchise/{{D4DJ}}'', Argonavis features numerous boy bands.
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* SpearCounterpart: Franchise wise, to ''Anime/BangDream'' despite being set in an alternate universe.
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* SpearCounterpart: Franchise wise, to ''Anime/BangDream'' despite being set in an alternate universe. This becomes subverted later on after this franchise became a standalone brand.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The [=AAside=] game had a daily life system in which you can send the boys to do various tasks, such as handing out flyers or working part-time jobs. It's entirely possible to overwork them and get them sent to the hospital if they do too many tasks without rest. You'll unlock hospital conversations and earn trophies...[[YouBastard but at the cost of looking like a terrible person]].
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The [=AAside=] game had a daily life system in which you can could send the boys to do various tasks, such as handing out flyers or working part-time jobs. It's It was entirely possible to overwork them and get them sent to the hospital if they do too many tasks without rest. You'll unlock You could've unlocked hospital conversations and earn earned trophies...[[YouBastard but at the cost of looking like a terrible person]].
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game will be [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game will be was [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The [=AAside=] game has a daily life system in which you can send the boys to do various tasks, such as handing out flyers or working part-time jobs. It's entirely possible to overwork them and get them sent to the hospital if they do too many tasks without rest. You'll unlock hospital conversations and earn trophies...[[YouBastard but at the cost of looking like a terrible person]].
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The [=AAside=] game has had a daily life system in which you can send the boys to do various tasks, such as handing out flyers or working part-time jobs. It's entirely possible to overwork them and get them sent to the hospital if they do too many tasks without rest. You'll unlock hospital conversations and earn trophies...[[YouBastard but at the cost of looking like a terrible person]].
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a multimedia franchise created by Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a Japanese multimedia franchise created by Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a multimedia franchise created by Creator/Bushiroad, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'') is a multimedia franchise created by Creator/Bushiroad, Creator/{{Bushiroad}}, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'' is a spin-off media in the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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''from ARGONAVIS'' (formerly known as ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream!'' Dream!'') is a spin-off media in the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, multimedia franchise created by Creator/Bushiroad, featuring all-male bands as central characters in the story.
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First introduced in May 2018, it was revealed that despite being from the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, it takes place in an alternate universe from ''[=BanG=] Dream!'', so the two franchises and the characters associated with these franchises will not overlap.
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First introduced in May 2018, 2018 as an all-male spin-off media in the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, it was revealed that despite being from the ''Anime/BangDream'' franchise, it takes place in an alternate universe from ''[=BanG=] Dream!'', so the two franchises and the characters associated with these franchises will not overlap.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game will be [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand, renamed ''from ARGONAVIS''.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. The game will be [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand, renamed ''from ARGONAVIS''.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. However, on November 22, 2021, it was announced that the game was to be shut down on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise and [[DivorcedInstallment not be a part]] of the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand, renamed ''from ARGONAVIS''.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. However, on November 22, 2021, it was announced that the The game was to will be [[DefunctOnlineVideoGames shut down down]] on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise being retooled as a standalone franchise and [[DivorcedInstallment not be a part]] of {{divorced|Installment}} from the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand, renamed ''from ARGONAVIS''.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. However, on November 22, 2021, it was announced that the game was to be shut down on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise will be retooled as a standalone franchise and [[DivorcedInstallment not be a part]] of the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand, renamed as ''from ARGONAVIS''.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. However, on November 22, 2021, it was announced that the game was to be shut down on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise will be being retooled as a standalone franchise and [[DivorcedInstallment not be a part]] of the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand, renamed as ''from ARGONAVIS''.
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* FandomRivalry: InUniverse, GYROAXIA and Fantôme Iris' fanbases do not get along due to rumors of the Fantôme Iris members slandering GYROAXIA spreading online, and it escalates to the point of ''violence threats.'' [[spoiler:Chapter 3 of the main story reveals that Shu was the one who incited this violent rivalry.]]
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* FandomRivalry: InUniverse, GYROAXIA and Fantôme Iris' fanbases do not get along due to rumors of the Fantôme Iris members slandering GYROAXIA spreading online, and it escalates to the point of ''violence threats.'' [[spoiler:Chapter 3 of the main story reveals that Shu was the one who incited this violent rivalry.]]''
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The story focuses on Argonavis. They are composed of Ren Nanahoshi on vocals, Yuto Goryo on guitars, Wataru Matoba on bass, Banri Shiroishi on drums, and Rio Kikyo on keyboard. They attend a university at Hakodate, Hokkaido.
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The story focuses on first and the main band of the franchise is Argonavis. They are composed of Ren Nanahoshi on vocals, Yuto Goryo on guitars, Wataru Matoba on bass, Banri Shiroishi on drums, and Rio Kikyo on keyboard. They attend a university at Hakodate, Hokkaido.
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It was announced on November 5th, 2019 that Argonavis would be receiving an anime series called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=ANIMATION=]'' that was released in April 10, 2020 and a [[RhythmGame Rhythm-Adventure game]] called ''ARGONAVIS from [=BanG=] Dream! [=AAside=]'' that was released on January 14, 2021. However, on November 22, 2021, it was announced that the game was to be shut down on January 31st, 2022 due to the franchise will be retooled as a standalone franchise and [[DivorcedInstallment not be a part]] of the ''[=BanG Dream!=] '' brand.
brand, renamed as ''from ARGONAVIS''.
