Gakuen Idolmaster

Gakuen Idolmaster
DeveloperQualiArts
PublisherBandai Namco Entertainment
ProducerHidefumi Komino
Artists
  • Aki Minamino
  • Hechima
Writers
ComposerTakafumi Satō
SeriesThe Idolmaster
EngineUnity[1]
Platforms
ReleaseiOS, Android
  • JP: May 16, 2024
Windows
  • JP: March 18, 2025
(DMM Games)
GenresRaising simulation, roguelike deck-building[2]
ModeSingle-player

Gakuen Idolmaster (学園アイドルマスター, Gakuen Aidorumasutā; lit. 'Academy Idolmaster') is a free-to-play roguelike deck-building game developed by QualiArts and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment as a spin-off of The Idolmaster franchise. It was released in Japan on May 16, 2024, for both iOS and Android. A version for Windows was released on March 18, 2025 and is available at DMM Games.

Gameplay

Gakuen Idolmaster is a roguelike deck-building game. In a round of the raising simulation, the player raises the idol's stats through lessons with a deck of skill cards, such that she can pass the mid-term and final exams, and perform in a live concert at the end of production. Each skill card in the deck has a different effect including increasing status or energy, and costs stamina when the player uses it. The player can also improve the deck, and acquire P-items and drinks through consultation with the teachers,[2] etc.

The game requires the player to repeat the simulation. In the process, the player can raise their affection level with the idols and their account level. They can also obtain new support and skill cards, and strengthen their existing ones.[2]

Story

Setting and characters

The game takes place at the Hatsuboshi Gakuen (初星学園), an idol training school. The player acts as a student in the Producer Department of the school, serving as the producer of individual idol units in the main story, or can choose to produce an individual idol studying in the Idol Department.

The audition for the cast of the idols was held in 2021.[3] On March 5, 2024, three of the initial nine idols and their voice actresses were revealed.[4]

The initial nine idols who appear in the game are as follows[5][6]:

  • Saki Hanami (花海咲季) voiced by Aoi Nagatsuki
    A rambunctious, athletic and hyper-competitive first-year with an aloof side. Being the highest scorer in the Hatsuboshi entrance exam, she is a child prodigy who excels at everything. However, her abilities eventually stagnated after a long time at her peak.
  • Temari Tsukimura (月村手毬) voiced by Nao Ojika
    A first-year who was the big-eating former number one idol of her middle school. She was once part of SyngUp! alongside Misuzu Hataya and Rinha Kaya before disbanding. While appearing to be a stoic and sarcastic person, she has a lazy, childish streak. Game director Daichi Sato describes her as a person who "behaves like a wolf but is a Chihuahua inside".[7]
  • Kotone Fujita (藤田ことね) voiced by Hikaru Iida
    A neurotic, money-obsessed first-year who aims to be an idol for a living. Due to her underprivileged background, she tried supporting her family working on numerous part-time jobs, forcing her to tank her grades.
  • Rinami Himesaki (姫崎莉波) voiced by Yuri Usui
    The sisterly secretary of Hatsuboshi Gakuen's student council, who was the former member of an idol unit where she unsuccessfully marketed herself as a younger sister. She is also revealed to be the producer's childhood friend.
  • Sumika Shiun (紫雲清夏) voiced by Miya Minato
    A laid-back and carefree gyaru and former ballerina who is classmates with Saki, Kotone and Temari and is best friends with Lilja. Underneath her lively and cheerful attitude, she struggles with trauma from injuring her right knee which led her to skip dance lessons.
  • Hiro Shinosawa (篠澤広) voiced by Reina Kawamura
    A mysteriously eccentric, yet physically frail first-year. She has slightly masochistic tendencies due to finding pleasure in hardships, but is extremely smart for her age, having graduated from a foreign university at 14 years old, despite receiving zero marks in practical examinations. She often exclaims "Kyu!" upon collapsing from exhaustion.
  • Lilja Katsuragi (葛城リーリヤ) voiced by Kana Hanaiwa
    A hardworking Swedish exchange student who is best friends with Sumika, having met her during her trip to Sweden, and is also classmates with Saki, Kotone and Temari. She is half-Swedish and half-Japanese and initially possesses a timid and unconfident personality.
  • China Kuramoto (倉本千奈) voiced by Mao Itō
    A spoiled but well-natured scion of the Kuramoto family, who are the wealthy founders of a zaibatsu known as the Kuramoto Group, of which one of its members is a benefactor of Hatsuboshi's headmaster Kunio Jūō. She starts off untalented, having only been roped into Hatsuboshi Gakuen out of cronyism with Kunio sensing her "hidden potential", but wishes to be a great idol.
  • Mao Arimura (有村麻央) voiced by Tsumugi Nanase
    A tomboyish third-year who is the leader of Hatsuboshi Gakuen's idol department dormitory. Commonly referred to as the "Little Prince" by the juniors, she dreams of being an opera star, having served as a child actor while younger.

Aside from the original nine, four more idols were made playable in later updates:

  • Ume Hanami (花海佑芽) voiced by Ayane Matsuda[8]
    Saki Hanami's late-blooming younger sister with an energetic disposition. At the beginning of the game, she first arrives late after Hatsuboshi's entrance ceremony, and is the first idol to initially meet the producer, sharing the same school year as Saki due to her birth date overlapping with the minimum intake birthdate. Despite her apparent lack of experience about being an idol as a reserve intake, Ume wishes to surpass her sister, seeing her as her biggest role model.

Besides the idols, other cast members include Akio Ōtsuka as Kunio Jūō, the school headmaster, Aoi Koga as Asari Neo, a teacher from the Producer Department,[4] and Minami Tanaka, Yuki Wakai and Yu Serizawa as trainers.[9]

Plot

The plot focuses on a student from the Producer Department in Hatsuboshi Gakuen, who would either choose to produce an individual idol in the game, where he would be assigned to manage a single idol and help them move throughout the New Idol Awards (N.I.A.) and Hatsuboshi Idol Festival (H.I.F.), on their journey to become the Prima Stella, Hatsuboshi's topmost idol, whilst helping them overcome their own problems and reveal their true potential, or in the main storylines, choose to produce idols as group units and move them towards the H.I.F., as mentioned in the routes below.

Hatsuboshi Komyu (初星コミュ)

In this route, the producer is assigned to the main three idols Saki Hanami, Kotone Fujita and Temari Tsukimura. Aspiring idol Ume Hanami arrives late after her sister Saki's entrance ceremony at the Hatsuboshi Gakuen idol academy. Encountering the producer, she introduces them to Saki. Saki agrees to have the student serve as her producer, and he brings Saki to meet Kotone and Temari. The producer and Saki brief them about the HIF, a competition to determine the next Prima Stella.

As the producer encounters other idols, they meet incumbent Prima Stella and student council president Sena Jūō. Overhearing Ume's request to join Sena's idol unit, the producer sets her up as a rival against Saki, Kotone and Temari during the H.I.F. selections, debuting as Re;Iris. Sena pairs Ume with Temari's former unit member Misuzu Hataya, forming Begrazia while also performing as their producer. Although Begrazia defeat Re;Iris in the selections, temporarily upsetting Saki, both groups were tied in the finals. Re;Iris were ultimately declared the champions, and Saki is named the new Prima Stella as the H.I.F. concludes.

Development

Costumes worn by Mao Arimura, Sumika Shiun, and Hiro Shinosawa, displayed at Comiket 106

On July 25, 2023, during the franchise's 18th anniversary live stream, it was announced The Idolmaster franchise would release a new brand, starting with a mobile game. It was also revealed that Hidefumi Komino was the producer of the new brand, and the project had been started almost five years ago.[10] The then-untitled brand would be the sixth brand of the franchise,[11] following the original brand, Cinderella Girls, Million Live!, SideM and Shiny Colors.

The title of the game, Gakuen Idolmaster, as well as the first promotional video, were revealed in a live stream on March 5, 2024. In the live stream, the staff and cast were revealed as well. The scenario is written by light novel writers Tsukasa Fushimi, Yū Shimizu and Kazuki Amamiya. The character drafts were created by Aki Minamino and Hechima. The game was set to be released in Q2 of the same year.[4]

Music

The music works are released under Asobinotes,[4] a record label owned by Bandai Namco Entertainment. The soundtracks in the singles released are different from those used in the live concert scenes in the game, which was the idea from QualiArts.[11]

"Campus mode!!" is the ending theme song of the game,[a] and the player can first listen to it when the affection level reaches ten for any idol. When the game was launched, it was difficult to raise the affection level to ten, so within the fanbase mentioning the song itself is considered as a spoiler of the story plot.[12]

Graphics

According to Hidefumi Komino, the 3D model of a character consists of 60,000 polygons.[13]

Story

It was the first time The Idolmaster franchise had notable light novel writers joining the production from the beginning of a project. Tsukasa Fushimi, the author of Oreimo and Eromanga Sensei, not only wrote the story but also was involved in the character design.[11] The stories of Saki, Temari, Kotone, China and Hiro are written by Fushimi, while those of the other characters are written by Yū Shimizu and Kazuki Amamiya.[14]

Release

Gakuen Idolmaster was released on May 16, 2024, for iOS and Android devices.[5] In December 2024, Bandai Namco announced an official Windows port of Gakuen Idolmaster which was released on March 18, 2025.[15]

Music

Discography

Digital singles

Title Release date Singer(s) Lyricist(s) Composer(s) Arranger(s) Peak chart positions Ref
JPN
Dig. 		JPN
DL[16]
"Fighting My Way" May 16, 2024[17] Saki Hanami Hiromi Giga[b] 15[19] 20 [20]
"Luna say maybe" Temari Tsukimura Minami Minami, Katsuhiro Mafune[c] 22[21] 27 [22]
"Sekaiichi Kawaii Watashi" (世界一可愛い私) Kotone Fujita HoneyWorks 31[23] 37 [24]
"clumsy trick" Rinami Himesaki Shō Watanabe[d] Shinpei Nasuno 29[21] 36 [25]
"Tame-Lie-One-Step" Sumika Shiun Yūta Azuma 32[23] 38 [26]
"Kōkei" (光景) Hiro Shinosawa Hakushi Hasegawa Hakushi Hasegawa, Arthur Verocai[27] 42[28] 52 [29]
"Hakusen" (白線) Lilja Katsuragi NayutalieN 39[23] 49 [30]
"Wonder Scale" China Kuramoto Shōko Ōhmori Shu Kanematsu[e] — 74 [31]
"Fluorite" Mao Arimura Kana Yaginuma Moe Shop 38[23] 46 [32]
"Hajime" (初) All nine idols[f] Sasuke Haraguchi Dan Miyakawa 37[23] 45 [33]
"Ivy" (アイヴイ) May 23, 2024[34] Temari Tsukimura Tsumiki[g] 25[34] 26[35]
"The Rolling Riceball" June 1, 2024 Ume Hanami Takafumi Satō Akinori Handa 48[36] 56[37] [38]
"Kanaetai, Kotabakari" (叶えたい、ことばかり) June 3, 2024 Temari Tsukimura Tōma Tanaka 18[39] 23[37] [40]
"Campus mode!!" June 10, 2024[41] All nine idols[f] Tomoya Tabuchi[12][h] Shunsuke Takizawa 13[41] 15[42]
"Yellow Big Bang!" June 11, 2024[43] Kotone Fujita Kana Yaginuma Shōtaro Seo 21[43] 21[42]
"Boom Boom Pow" June 20, 2024[44] Saki Hanami Kentz[18][i] Kentz, Ereca 23[44] 24[45]
"Kimi to Semi Blue" (キミとセミブルー) July 2, 2024 Rinami Himesaki, Mao Arimura, Sumika Shiun Itsukioto Hajime Mitsumasu

CD singles

Title Release date Singer(s) Ref
"Fighting My Way" August 7, 2024 Saki Hanami
"Luna say maybe" Temari Tsukimura
"Sekaiichi Kawaii Watashi" Kotone Fujita
"Hakusen" August 28, 2024 Lilja Katsuragi
"Wonder Scale" China Kuramoto
"clumsy trick" Rinami Himesaki
"Fluorite" September 25, 2024 Mao Arimura
"Tame-Lie-One-Step" Sumika Shiun
"Kōkei" Hiro Shinosawa

Albums

Title Release date Ref
Season Solo Collection Vol.1: Kimi to Semi Blue (Season Solo Collection Vol.1 「キミとセミブルー」) August 14, 2024

Live event

The first live concert tour "Gakuen Idolmaster: Debut Live Hajime Tour" began in August 2024, and will conclude in February 2025.[46]

Other media

A manga adaptation written by Smile Down the Runway's author Kotoba Inoya and illustrated by Yuu Okino was announced on May 8, 2024. The manga series began its serialization in Weekly Shōnen Champion in the same year. The protagonist is Kotone Fujita.[47][48]

A radio show titled Hatsuboshi Gakuen Ongaku-bu (初星学園音楽部; lit. 'Hatsuboshi Gakuen Music Club') premiered on Apple Music on May 18, 2024. The host is Akihiro Tomita.[49]

Gakuen Idolmaster: Story of Re;Iris

On January 1, 2026, an 11-episode CGI anime compilation of the game's Hatsuboshi Komyu main story chapter cutscenes aired on Tokyo MX1 as Gakuen Idolmaster: Story of Re;Iris (学園アイドルマスター Story of Re;IRIS, Gakuen Aidorumasutā Story of Re;IRIS) as a New Year's Day special, accompanied by a one-hour special with the cast members for the in-game Re;Iris unit.[50]

Episodes

No.Title [51]Original release date [50]
1"Episode 1"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
A male student in Hatsuboshi Gakuen, the biggest idol training school in Japan, begins his career as an idol producer, meeting an idol student named Ume Hanaumi who arrives late to Hatsuboshi's entrance ceremony. The producer is then revealed to be assigned to Ume's hyper-competitive older sister Saki, whom she wishes to surpass. He brings Saki to meet fellow assigned idols Kotone Fujita and Temari Tsukimura, introducing them to the Hatsuboshi Idol Festival, a competition determining the next Prima Stella. Though Saki and Temari were reluctant initially, Kotone agrees to attempt to convince them with the producer. The producer brings Kotone and Saki to a dance-off, knowing their significant talents for dancing. As they prepare, the producer has Kotone rest for the day, and agrees to help Kotone secure a scholarship for her troubled financial background. The next day, Kotone and Saki begin their dance-off in the training room.
2"Episode 2"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
After Kotone wins the dance-off against Saki, humbling and convincing her to join the producer and Kotone's side, extracurricular activities begin at Hatsuboshi with the trio taking dance lessons together. The producer reveals that Temari was the excellent former singer of an idol trio unit during middle school, before disbanding; Saki and Kotone have her privately confess that she selfishly disbanded her former unit, deeming that the other two were "useless", which fueled her prideful determination to stand out by herself. Kotone successfully convinces Temari to join her and Saki despite their initial reservations and bickering between the three.
3"Episode 3"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
4"Episode 4"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
5"Episode 5"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
6"Episode 6"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
7"Episode 7"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
8"Episode 8"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
9"Episode 9"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
10"Episode 10"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)
11"Episode 11"January 1, 2026 (2026-01-01)

Reception

According to Oricon, Gakuen Idolmaster ranked first in the weekly ranking of the number of downloads among free-to-play games on the App Store platform in its first week of release.[52]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Information is taken from the ending credits of each idol.
  2. ^ Giga is one of the composers of the songs "Odo" and "Show",[18] and the arranger of the song "Fatal".
  3. ^ Mafune is the bassist of the band Flower Flower.
  4. ^ Watanabe is the creator of the songs "Connect", "Colorful" and "Luminous".
  5. ^ Kanematsu is one of composers of various drama television series, and also anime series including Castle Town Dandelion, Clockwork Planet, My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!, The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses and The Kingdoms of Ruin.
  6. ^ a b Ume Hanami is not included.
  7. ^ Tsumiki is the creator of the songs "Phony" and "Bibbidiba".
  8. ^ Tabuchi is the bassist of the band Unison Square Garden, and created songs for various singers including Dialogue+.[12]
  9. ^ Kentz is known for creating songs for various idol groups including NiziU, JO1, Snow Man and Number_i.[18]

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