History Anime / TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls

* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: [[spoiler:The antics and idol strike led by Miku in Episode 5]] could have been avoided if the Producer was more forthcoming he was pressuring his superiors to let all members of the Cinderella Project to have their musical debuts. His poor communication skills made it seems he was rejecting all their ideas and suggestions, when in reality he was resistant because he already had things in mind for them.

* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: [[spoiler:The antics and idol strike led by Miku in Episode 5]] could have been avoided if the Producer was more forthcoming he was pressuring his superiors to let all members of the Cinderella Project to have their musical debuts.

''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is the fourth anime series based on [[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster the video game franchise of the same name]]. Unlike the first three series, which were based on the main series games, this anime is based on the mobile game spinoff ''Cinderella Girls'', and it acts as a sequel to [[Anime/TheIdolmaster the second TV series]]. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game has hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them, with another ten or so idols as extras. The New Generation trio of Uzuki, Rin, and Mio is the primary focus, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

** The fourth episode has Kirari saying "Super happy happy candy shower!" as she throws a bunch of candy in the air.

** The producer scares Uzuki and her trainer in his first appearance, and frightens Uzuki again in his second appearance, and shows his gentle side when he holds out his business card.

* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: In the fourth episode, Ranko gives a hammy speech for a PR video. Mio cuts her off in the middle by stating her speech is hard to understand, and the music slows to a halt as Ranko loses her groove.

* CreativeClosingCredits: Like the 2011 ''iDOLM@STER'' anime, the credits differ in each episode. Sometimes, some of the characters sing over a montage of images, and other times, the credits play as the episode concludes.

* CreativeClosingCredits: Like the 2011 ''iDOLM@STER'' anime, the credits differ in each episode. Sometimes, some of the characters play over a montage of images, and other times, the credits play as the episode concludes.

* TheCameo: A few idols who aren't Masters (i.e. don't have voices) are shown in a few advertisements as well. In the first episode, a poster of Asuka and Suzuho on a screen can be seen. There's also a Yui poster on Uzuki's dance school.

* OffModel: The first half of episode 3 were filled with rather...incomplete shots, [[http://i1.ruliweb.daumcdn.net/uf/image/U01/ruliweb/54C271914F4C7A000E such as this]]. Strangely enough, Anya was more or less completely immune to this.
** AnimationBump: On the other hand, the live scene was animated with incredible motion and details. Even this, however, didn't save Mio from having her [[http://i1.ruliweb.daumcdn.net/uf/image/U01/ruliweb/54C274844E33D70019 wrist cut off, among others.]]

''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is the fourth anime series based on [[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster the video game franchise of the same name]]. However, this anime is based on the mobile game spinoff ''Cinderella Girls'', and it acts as a sequel to [[Anime/TheIdolmaster the second TV series]]. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game has hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them, with another ten or so idols as extras. The New Generation trio of Uzuki, Rin, and Mio is the primary focus, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is the fourth TV series based on the mobile game series of the same name, and a sequel to Anime/TheIdolmaster. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game has hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them, with another ten or so idols as extras. The New Generation trio of Uzuki, Rin, and Mio is the primary focus, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

-->Producer: Do you have any questions?
-->Uzuki: When can I start doing idol things?
-->Producer: That's in the planning stage.

-->Uzuki: Producer, what shall we do today?
-->Producer: Your lessons...

* NoNameGiven: The Producer, much like the producer of the first series. His {{Fan Nickname}}s tend to refer to his seiyuu or his looks, resulting in names like [=TakeuchiP=] (seiyuu Shunsuke Takeuchi) or [=KuzukiP=] (referencing a character from [[FateStayNight Fate/stay Night]]).

* Squee: Uzuki and Mio react with excitement with each idol they see.

''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is the fourth TV series based on the mobile game series of the same name, and a sequel to Anime/TheIdolmaster. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game features hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them (with another ten or so idols as extras). The New Generation trio of idols (Uzuki, Rin, and Mio) is the primary focus, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

* TheAnimeOfTheGame

** TheCameo: On the other hand, a few idols who aren't Masters (i.e. don't have voices) are shown in a few advertisements as well. In the first episode, a poster of Asuka and Suzuho on a screen can be seen. There's also a Yui poster on Uzuki's dance school.

* IdolSinger

* NoNameGiven: The Producer, much like the producer of the first series. His [[FanNickname Fan Nicknames]] tend to refer to his seiyuu or his looks, resulting in names like [=TakeuchiP=] (seiyuu Shunsuke Takeuchi) or [=KuzukiP=] (referencing a character from [[FateStayNight Fate/stay Night]]).

* NoNameGiven: The Producer, much like the producer of the first series. His [[FanNickname Fan Nicknames]] tend to refer to his seiyuu or his looks, resulting in names like TakeuchiP or KuzukiP.

** TheCameo: On the other hand, a few idols who aren't Masters (i.e. don't have voices) are shown in a few advertisements as well. In the first episode, a poster of Asuka and Suzuho on a screen can be seen.

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[[caption-width-right:350:"Every girl can be a princess!"]]

(later in the episode)

** AscendedExtra: On the other hand, a few idols who aren't Masters (i.e. don't have voices) are shown in a few advertisements as well. In the first episode, a poster of Asuka and Suzuho on a screen can be seen.

* PoliceAreUseless: Twice in the first episode for escalating a situation that didn't need interference. Though they were slightly justified in the second case, as the producer was seen as a suspicious stalker to other people.

[[caption-width-right:350:"Everygirl can be a princess!"]]

''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is the fourth TV series based on the video game series of the same name, and a sequel to Anime/TheIdolmaster. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game features hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls is the fourth TV series based on the video game series of the same name, and a sequel to Anime/TheIdolmaster. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game features hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

* FairyTaleMotifs: The anime is rife with Cinderella symbolism. Some characters talk about becoming princesses, and glass slippers and clocks striking midnight abound. It keeps with the theme of unknowns becoming famous.

Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls is the fourth TV series based on the video game series of the same name, and a sequel to Anime/TheIdolmaster. It is produced by Creator/A1Pictures.

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[[caption-width-right:350:The ''Cinderella Girls'' cast, from left to right, top to bottom: Anzu, Kirari, Anastasia, Miku, Riina, Kanako, Chieri, Ranko, Minami, Miria, Uzuki, Rika, Rin, and Mio]]

''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is an anime adaptation of the mobile game of the same name, by Creator/A1Pictures. While the game features hundreds of characters, the anime focuses on fourteen of them, along with an unnamed producer working for 346 Production.

The anime began airing on January 2015.

!!''The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' provides examples of:

* BlueWithShock:
** Happens to Uzuki in the first episode, when the imposing producer enters the room while she's alone.
** A police officer has this expression when he realizes he was mistaken about an incident involving Rin and a young boy.
* FairyTaleMotifs: The anime is rife with Cinderella symbolism. Some characters talk about becoming princesses, and glass slippers and clocks striking midnight abound. It keeps with the theme of unknowns becoming famous.
* GentleGiant: The producer in this anime is a large and intimidating man, who is actually quite awkward, and a man of few words.
* MeaningfulName: 346 is read as "Mishiro," which translates into "beautiful castle".
* OneSideOfTheStory: In the first episode, Rin gets into trouble with a police officer when he comes across a scene with her and a crying boy. The officer thinks she somehow made the kid cry, and it isn't until they're at the station that the truth comes to light - she was actually helping the boy find parts of his broken toy.
* RefusalOfTheCall: Rin initially turns down the producer's requests to become an idol. However, through the producer's persistence and a conversation with Uzuki, she eventually relents.

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