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** And then there's Nana in the ''Halloween Code'' event: "In the name of Planet Usamin, I will punish... huh?"
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** In a similar vein, the event playlist for October 7th (the day the first episode of the SideM [[Anime/TheIdolmasterSideM anime]] aired) spelled "SIDEM" using the initials of the songs[[note]]Shabon song, In fact, Dokidoki rhythm, Evermore, Memories[[/note]]
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** In a similar vein, the event playlist for October 7th (the day the first episode of the SideM anime aired) spelled "SIDEM" using the initials of the songs[[note]]Shabon song, In fact, Dokidoki rhythm, Evermore, Memories
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolMaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolMaster'' ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' ''VideoGame/TheIdolMaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
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* ShoutOut: In ''Starlight Stage'', a playlist for an event references brother series ''THE [=iDOLM@STER=] [=SideM=]''[[note]]specifically, three of the songs' titles contain words referencing the three starter category idols, one of them references the 2nd anniversary theme "BEYOND THE DREAM", and the last references the game as a whole[[/note]], in celebration of that series' 2 year anniversary.
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* ShoutOut: In ''Starlight Stage'', a A playlist for an event references brother series ''THE [=iDOLM@STER=] [=SideM=]''[[note]]specifically, ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM''[[note]]specifically, three of the songs' titles contain words referencing the three starter category idols, one of them references the 2nd anniversary theme "BEYOND THE DREAM", and the last references the game as a whole[[/note]], whole[[/note]] in celebration of that series' game's 2 year anniversary.
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* CanonWelding: Rin's appearance at the end of the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie establish es that ''Cinderella Girls'' (or its then-upcoming anime, at least) shares the same continuity as both the original ''Idolmaster'' and ''Million Live''.
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* CanonWelding: Rin's appearance at the end of the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie establish es establishes that ''Cinderella Girls'' (or its then-upcoming anime, at least) shares the same continuity as both the original ''Idolmaster'' and ''Million Live''.
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* ShoutOut: In ''Starlight Stage'', a playlist for an event references brother series ''THE [=iDOLM@STER=] [=SideM=], [=SideM=]''[[note]]specifically, three of the songs' titles contain words referencing the three starter category idols, one of them references the 2nd anniversary theme "BEYOND THE DREAM", and the last references the game as a whole[[/note]], in celebration fot of that series' 2 year anniversary.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: At its height 346 Pro is larger and wealthier than 765 Pro. It not only supports four times the idols, but also an entertainment empire that controls its own [[SerialEscalation movie studio, television station, broadcast radio, magazine publisher, and similar assets.]] It's less a talent agency and more a media conglomerate. This carries over into the anime, where we're show just how ''massive'' the company grounds is, especially compared to the shabby office block that 765 Pro rents.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: At its height 346 Pro is larger and wealthier than 765 Pro. It not only supports four times the idols, but also an entertainment empire that controls its own [[SerialEscalation movie studio, television station, broadcast radio, magazine publisher, and similar assets.]] It's less a talent agency and more a media conglomerate. This carries over into the anime, where we're show shown just how ''massive'' the company grounds is, especially compared to the shabby office block that 765 Pro rents.
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An [[Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls anime television series adaptation]] produced by A-1 Pictures aired in 2015. In addition, just as with the original franchise there are numerous manga adaptations including a set of anthologies. A ''Cinderella Girls Theater'' anime adaptation is slated for 2017.
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An [[Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls anime television series adaptation]] produced by A-1 Pictures aired in 2015. In addition, just as with the original franchise there are numerous manga adaptations including a set of anthologies. A ''Cinderella Girls Theater'' anime adaptation is slated for 2017.
aired in 2017 as part of the Spring2017Anime lineup.
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* HarderThanHard: During events, the event song receives a special MASTER+ difficulty, which is exactly as you might expect.
* IntentionalEngrishForFunny: One of loading screens has a Miria saying "[[JapaneseRanguage R-O-A-D-I-N-G]] Noow!!"[[note]]a play on her image song where she sings "R-O-M-A-N-T-I-C Now!"[[/note]]. Mika comments on that, saying that the R should be L.
* IntentionalEngrishForFunny: One of loading screens has a Miria saying "[[JapaneseRanguage R-O-A-D-I-N-G]] Noow!!"[[note]]a play on her image song where she sings "R-O-M-A-N-T-I-C Now!"[[/note]]. Mika comments on that, saying that the R should be L.
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* HarderThanHard: HarderThanHard:
** During events, the event song receives a special MASTER+ difficulty, which is exactly as you might expect.
** The MASTER+ difficulty became available for non-event songs in one of the updates, which also added "slide" notes for the aforementioned difficulty.
* IntentionalEngrishForFunny: One ofloading screens the {{loading screen}}s has a 1koma with Miria saying "[[JapaneseRanguage R-O-A-D-I-N-G]] Noow!!"[[note]]a play on her image song where she sings "R-O-M-A-N-T-I-C Now!"[[/note]]. Mika comments on that, saying that the R should be L.
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* ScunthorpeProblem: Naming your units [=Pa/Vi=], [=Pa/Vo=], [[note]]short for "Passion/Visual" and "Passion/Vocal" respectively,[[/note]]or the alike isn't possible, since they contain the word "AV", which basically means porn.
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* CostumePorn: The 3D models for the idols wearing their [=SSR=] outfits are highly detailed.
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** The DLC outfits are nicely detailed, too. However, with the exception of the ''Party Time Gold'' dress, only some idols can wear them.
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* CostumePorn: UpToEleven. It's been said BandaiNamcoEntertainment once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The less popular or unimaginative idols tend to be abandoned and forgotten by BandaiNamcoEntertainment and game fans (i.e. don't get updated cards). FridgeHorror if one interprets this to mean [[TheAce the Producer]] could not make her career successful and the idol's dream never comes true.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The less popular or unimaginative idols tend to be abandoned and forgotten by BandaiNamcoEntertainment Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment and game fans (i.e. don't get updated cards). FridgeHorror if one interprets this to mean [[TheAce the Producer]] could not make her career successful and the idol's dream never comes true.
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* CostumePorn: UpToEleven. It's been said NamcoBandai once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The less popular or unimaginative idols tend to be abandoned and forgotten by NamcoBandai BandaiNamcoEntertainment and game fans (i.e. don't get updated cards). FridgeHorror if one interprets this to mean [[TheAce the Producer]] could not make her career successful and the idol's dream never comes true.
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* IntentionalEngrishForFunny: One of loading screens has a Miria saying "[[JapaneseRanguage R-O-A-D-I-N-G]] Noow!!". Mika objects, saying that the R should be L.
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* IntentionalEngrishForFunny: One of loading screens has a Miria saying "[[JapaneseRanguage R-O-A-D-I-N-G]] Noow!!". Noow!!"[[note]]a play on her image song where she sings "R-O-M-A-N-T-I-C Now!"[[/note]]. Mika objects, saying that the R should be L.L.
* LevelUpAtIntimacy5: Maxing an idol's affection gives a bonus to stats. In addition, the player can put them through special training, which converts the card to its more powerful + form.
* LevelUpAtIntimacy5: Maxing an idol's affection gives a bonus to stats. In addition, the player can put them through special training, which converts the card to its more powerful + form.
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* {{Crossover}}: The original 765 Pro are featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligable for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but techincally not considered among their official ranks.
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** The original 765 Pro are featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligable for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but techincally not considered among their officialranks.ranks.
** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''Dearly Stars'' can be obtained.
** The original 765 Pro are featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligable for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but techincally not considered among their official
** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''Dearly Stars'' can be obtained.
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* LostForever:
** The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's desk.
** Past event cards are shaping up to be this as well, though it's possible they may make a comeback.
** Due to specific wording in a limited-time-release gacha's fine print, the three particular cards from that gacha (an [=SR=] belonging to Shizuku Oikawa, and [=SSRs=] belonging to Chieri Ogata and Riina Tada) will never be rereleased, unlike cards from other limited gacha.
** The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's desk.
** Past event cards are shaping up to be this as well, though it's possible they may make a comeback.
** Due to specific wording in a limited-time-release gacha's fine print, the three particular cards from that gacha (an [=SR=] belonging to Shizuku Oikawa, and [=SSRs=] belonging to Chieri Ogata and Riina Tada) will never be rereleased, unlike cards from other limited gacha.
* TemporaryOnlineContent:
** The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's desk.
** Past event cards are shaping up to be this, though it's possible they may make a comeback.
** Due to specific wording in a limited-time-release gacha's fine print, the three particular cards from that gacha (an [=SR=] belonging to Shizuku Oikawa, and [=SSRs=] belonging to Chieri Ogata and Riina Tada) will never be rereleased, unlike cards from other limited gacha.
** The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's desk.
** Past event cards are shaping up to be this, though it's possible they may make a comeback.
** Due to specific wording in a limited-time-release gacha's fine print, the three particular cards from that gacha (an [=SR=] belonging to Shizuku Oikawa, and [=SSRs=] belonging to Chieri Ogata and Riina Tada) will never be rereleased, unlike cards from other limited gacha.
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* AgeInappropriateDress: Some might call it fanservice.
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* AgeInappropriateDress: Some might call it fanservice. You'll see both older idols wearing school uniforms or [[SchoolSportUniform athletic]] [[SchoolSwimsuit outfits]] and younger idols wearing {{Stripperific}} outfits.
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* TokenMinority: Dozens of idol are not Japanese nationals. The majority of these are [[TokenWhite American and European]], but there are Brazilian, Chinese, and Korean idols too. However the series still lacks an idol of African decent or from the African continent, even when considering the AmbiguouslyBrown girls. Anastasia and Frederica Miyamoto are automatically this for the ''Master Collection Idols'', thus so far being the only non-Japanese girls to earn the honor.
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** Anastasia and Frederica Miyamoto are automatically this for the ''Master Collection Idols'', thus so far being the only non-Japanese girls to earn the honor.
** Dozens of idol are not Japanese nationals. The majority of these are [[TokenWhite American and European]], but there are Brazilian, Chinese, and Korean idols too. However the series still lacks an idol of African decent or from the African continent, even when considering the AmbiguouslyBrown girls.
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* LostForever: LostForever:
** The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer'sdesk. desk.
** Past event cards are shaping up to be this as well, though it's possible they may make acomeback.comeback.
** Due to specific wording in a limited-time-release gacha's fine print, the three particular cards from that gacha (an [=SR=] belonging to Shizuku Oikawa, and [=SSRs=] belonging to Chieri Ogata and Riina Tada) will never be rereleased, unlike cards from other limited gacha.
** The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's
** Past event cards are shaping up to be this as well, though it's possible they may make a
** Due to specific wording in a limited-time-release gacha's fine print, the three particular cards from that gacha (an [=SR=] belonging to Shizuku Oikawa, and [=SSRs=] belonging to Chieri Ogata and Riina Tada) will never be rereleased, unlike cards from other limited gacha.
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* VocalDissonance: Except for the very few songs that have multiple versions (such as solo versions of Onegai! Cinderella, for example), the original singer(s) for each song will remain the same no matter which idols are on stage, much less what position on stage.
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* CastFromHitPoints: The Overload skill works this way. Every time it activates, it takes away a certain amount of your Life bar, but while it is active, it not only gives you a boost to your score, it also keeps NICE and BAD hits from breaking combo.
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* CanonWelding: Rin's appearance at the end of the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' shares the same continuity as both the original ''Idolmaster'' and ''Million Live''.
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* GenreRoulette: The songs introduced in/for this spinoff encompass a genre range much larger than that of the other series branches.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Well over 100 idols and [[CrackIsCheaper all of them have card variants]].
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* GenreRoulette: The songs introduced in/for for this spinoff encompass a genre range much larger than that of the other series branches.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Well over 100 idols and[[CrackIsCheaper all of them have card variants]].variants.
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''THE iDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
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''THE iDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS'' iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
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* CostumePorn: The 3D models for the idols wearing their SSR outfits are highly detailed.
* DifficultySpike: Chiisana Koi no Misshitsu Jiken (Master) is the most notorious for this - if not for that one section in the middle it wouldn't be anywhere near a 27.
* EarlyGameHell: Not as bad as in SIF, but it still takes some time (or cash) to accumulate enough SRs to get good scores on Master difficulty songs. Thankfully, a Pro-only player can still be competitive enough in events to get those SRs.
* EmptyLevels: The higher Producer Level you have, the less frequently you receive increases in max stamina and friend capacity. If you thought SIF was bad about this, think again - after level 140 each of these increases only once every ''ten levels''.
* HarderThanHard: During events, the event song receives a special MASTER+ difficulty, which is exactly as you might expect.
* LostForever: The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's desk. Past event cards are shaping up to be this as well, though it's possible they may make a comeback.
* MoneyMultiplier: Each day of the week provides bonuses to drop rates; Saturday and Sunday are money bonus days.
* PlayEveryDay: Daily login bonuses, frequent login campaigns, and daily missions all encourage this.
* CostumePorn: The 3D models for the idols wearing their SSR outfits are highly detailed.
* DifficultySpike: Chiisana Koi no Misshitsu Jiken (Master) is the most notorious for this - if not for that one section in the middle it wouldn't be anywhere near a 27.
* EarlyGameHell: Not as bad as in SIF, but it still takes some time (or cash) to accumulate enough SRs to get good scores on Master difficulty songs. Thankfully, a Pro-only player can still be competitive enough in events to get those SRs.
* EmptyLevels: The higher Producer Level you have, the less frequently you receive increases in max stamina and friend capacity. If you thought SIF was bad about this, think again - after level 140 each of these increases only once every ''ten levels''.
* HarderThanHard: During events, the event song receives a special MASTER+ difficulty, which is exactly as you might expect.
* LostForever: The promotional items associated with the anime, such as the anime Producer's desk. Past event cards are shaping up to be this as well, though it's possible they may make a comeback.
* MoneyMultiplier: Each day of the week provides bonuses to drop rates; Saturday and Sunday are money bonus days.
* PlayEveryDay: Daily login bonuses, frequent login campaigns, and daily missions all encourage this.
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''THE iDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS'' is a MobilePhoneGame spinoff of the popular ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' game franchise. First released on November 28, 2011 for feature phones, compatibility was extended to iOS and Android devices as a web application on December 16, 2011. In 2014 native apps for these devices were released. In addition, a Korean version was released with three exclusive idols, though service has since shut down.
When it was released it boasted [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters over 100 idols]], a cast which expanded until it reached a total of 203 idols (counting the trainer sisters, 765 Pro idols and Korean-exclusive idols), though of these less than half are voiced. The gameplay follows a collectible card game format in which each idol is represented as a card, which the player may use to form a unit of idols to train in lessons, take to jobs, and compete against other units.
An [[Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls anime television series adaptation]] produced by A-1 Pictures aired in 2015. In addition, just as with the original franchise there are numerous manga adaptations including a set of anthologies. A ''Cinderella Girls Theater'' anime adaptation is slated for 2017.
!!Cinderella Girls provides examples of:
* AgeInappropriateDress: Some might call it fanservice.
* AllThereInTheManual: You have to listen to their drama CD's or read the manga series, to get important information about the characters.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: At its height 346 Pro is larger and wealthier than 765 Pro. It not only supports four times the idols, but also an entertainment empire that controls its own [[SerialEscalation movie studio, television station, broadcast radio, magazine publisher, and similar assets.]] It's less a talent agency and more a media conglomerate. This carries over into the anime, where we're show just how ''massive'' the company grounds is, especially compared to the shabby office block that 765 Pro rents.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* CanonWelding: Rin's appearance at the end of the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' shares the same continuity as both the original ''Idolmaster'' and ''Million Live''.
* CardBattleGame
* ClarkKenting: The idols resort to this after becoming successful, to hide from the paparazzi and avoid generating crowds when not doing work related stuff. Several card illustrations focus on what they look like when disguised as such.
* ContinuityOverlap: Both the anime and the manga that came before it establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' is set sometime after the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie.
* CostumePorn: UpToEleven. It's been said NamcoBandai once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
* {{Crossover}}: The original 765 Pro are featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligable for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but techincally not considered among their official ranks.
* EarlyBirdCameo: 3 girls from the sixth batch of CG idols (26-30) were confirmed in an animated PV for Onegai Cinderella. From the Cool side we get Nao and Karen and from Passion, Syoko. Nina and Momoka were apparently replaced with Yuko and Sae. Certain cards belonging to Chieri and Koume had their voices patched in before their [=CDs=] were released.
* FreeRangeChildren: Not just all across Japan, but the entire world. The Producer sometimes travels along, but it's impossible for him to keep an eye on all of them at once. Some of the adult idols babysit as CoolBigSis and TeamMom.
* GenreRoulette: The songs introduced in/for this spinoff encompass a genre range much larger than that of the other series branches.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Well over 100 idols and [[CrackIsCheaper all of them have card variants]].
* HollywoodDateless: How this many beautiful girls and women are having trouble finding boyfriends or husbands. Averted once they become successful idols, upon which they have thousands of devoted male fans, but the only man the idol wants at this point is [[CluelessChickMagnet the Producer]].
* HundredPercentCompletion: Exploited. Entirely new idols, variant cards, and upgraded cards are added at regular intervals.
* IdolSinger: Goes without saying.
* IsThisThingStillOn: A frequent happening during the DramaCD skits.
* JobTitle: The idols seek to become a ''Cinderella Girl'': the title given to the most popular idol in the world. The Producer is obviously the ''Idolmaster''.
* {{Joshikousei}}: Too many to list.
* KimonoFanService: Again, too many idols to list.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Started with 100 idols. Reached around 180 as of late 2013 and broke the 200 barrier in 2014.
* MeaningfulName: The name of the ''Cinderella Girls'' agency is 346 Production (346 Pro for short). It's pronounced "Mishiro," which translates into "beautiful castle". The main office of 346 Pro is portrayed as a massive historic building with luxurious palace interiors. In addition when the numbers for 765 Pro and 346 Pro are added together, it totals up to 1111. This is a reference for the ''All For One'' spinoff.
* MerchandiseDriven:
** It's probably easier to list what doesn't get merchandised. The official company stance is, "anything not made to intentionally harm." Therefore you won't see products packaged as ''Cinderella Girls'' weaponry or insecticide. However everything else from food to clothing to toys to pet supplies are perfectly valid and do exist.
** In-universe within the anime there isn't a store window, billboard, magazine cover, subway car, television set, public bus, utility pole, etc. without a 346 Pro or 765 Pro idol somehow shown on them. The idol craze is taken to lavish extreme, and the general public worships them for every entertainment need.
* {{Metagame}}: Shifts seem to occur once every four to six months.
* {{Microtransactions}}: A major source of revenue for the game makers.
* MobilePhoneGame: The series began as one and continues to release newer additions in the same media.
* MusicForCourage: The idols repeatedly sing songs of these nature.
* PowerCreep: Was pretty much inevitable, given the game format.
* PowerEqualsRarity: Holds true for the most part, but players have the ability to subvert this if they're willing to undergo LevelGrinding.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: Storyline cornerstone of character interaction in ''iM@S''.
* ThePowerOfLove: An idol's affection has a factor in the game. Many of them fall for the producer, whether they be [[MyBiologicalClockIsTicking older]], [[PrecociousCrush younger]], or [[SmittenTeenageGirl teenage]].
* PromotionalPowerlessPieceOfGarbage: Such cards exist.
* ReusedCharacterDesign: Several girls use similar, sometimes exact, themes in their character design. Some are even based on ''iM@S'' voice actress or inside jokes about the franchise. It's rumored ''Cinderella Girls'' incorporated rejected or unused development artwork from the original ''iDOLM@STER''.
* SailorFuku: Many of them are wearing this, weather as regular attire or something else.
* SchrodingersGun: Personality details and character quirks of the idols.
* SignificantBirthdate: Considering that on average [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters every other day is an idol's birthday]], this is bound to come up.
* ThereAreNoTherapists: Quite a number of the idols should get professional counseling for their personality quirks.
* TokenMinority: Dozens of idol are not Japanese nationals. The majority of these are [[TokenWhite American and European]], but there are Brazilian, Chinese, and Korean idols too. However the series still lacks an idol of African decent or from the African continent, even when considering the AmbiguouslyBrown girls. Anastasia and Frederica Miyamoto are automatically this for the ''Master Collection Idols'', thus so far being the only non-Japanese girls to earn the honor.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The less popular or unimaginative idols tend to be abandoned and forgotten by NamcoBandai and game fans (i.e. don't get updated cards). FridgeHorror if one interprets this to mean [[TheAce the Producer]] could not make her career successful and the idol's dream never comes true.
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When it was released it boasted [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters over 100 idols]], a cast which expanded until it reached a total of 203 idols (counting the trainer sisters, 765 Pro idols and Korean-exclusive idols), though of these less than half are voiced. The gameplay follows a collectible card game format in which each idol is represented as a card, which the player may use to form a unit of idols to train in lessons, take to jobs, and compete against other units.
An [[Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls anime television series adaptation]] produced by A-1 Pictures aired in 2015. In addition, just as with the original franchise there are numerous manga adaptations including a set of anthologies. A ''Cinderella Girls Theater'' anime adaptation is slated for 2017.
!!Cinderella Girls provides examples of:
* AgeInappropriateDress: Some might call it fanservice.
* AllThereInTheManual: You have to listen to their drama CD's or read the manga series, to get important information about the characters.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: At its height 346 Pro is larger and wealthier than 765 Pro. It not only supports four times the idols, but also an entertainment empire that controls its own [[SerialEscalation movie studio, television station, broadcast radio, magazine publisher, and similar assets.]] It's less a talent agency and more a media conglomerate. This carries over into the anime, where we're show just how ''massive'' the company grounds is, especially compared to the shabby office block that 765 Pro rents.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* CanonWelding: Rin's appearance at the end of the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' shares the same continuity as both the original ''Idolmaster'' and ''Million Live''.
* CardBattleGame
* ClarkKenting: The idols resort to this after becoming successful, to hide from the paparazzi and avoid generating crowds when not doing work related stuff. Several card illustrations focus on what they look like when disguised as such.
* ContinuityOverlap: Both the anime and the manga that came before it establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' is set sometime after the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie.
* CostumePorn: UpToEleven. It's been said NamcoBandai once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
* {{Crossover}}: The original 765 Pro are featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligable for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but techincally not considered among their official ranks.
* EarlyBirdCameo: 3 girls from the sixth batch of CG idols (26-30) were confirmed in an animated PV for Onegai Cinderella. From the Cool side we get Nao and Karen and from Passion, Syoko. Nina and Momoka were apparently replaced with Yuko and Sae. Certain cards belonging to Chieri and Koume had their voices patched in before their [=CDs=] were released.
* FreeRangeChildren: Not just all across Japan, but the entire world. The Producer sometimes travels along, but it's impossible for him to keep an eye on all of them at once. Some of the adult idols babysit as CoolBigSis and TeamMom.
* GenreRoulette: The songs introduced in/for this spinoff encompass a genre range much larger than that of the other series branches.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Well over 100 idols and [[CrackIsCheaper all of them have card variants]].
* HollywoodDateless: How this many beautiful girls and women are having trouble finding boyfriends or husbands. Averted once they become successful idols, upon which they have thousands of devoted male fans, but the only man the idol wants at this point is [[CluelessChickMagnet the Producer]].
* HundredPercentCompletion: Exploited. Entirely new idols, variant cards, and upgraded cards are added at regular intervals.
* IdolSinger: Goes without saying.
* IsThisThingStillOn: A frequent happening during the DramaCD skits.
* JobTitle: The idols seek to become a ''Cinderella Girl'': the title given to the most popular idol in the world. The Producer is obviously the ''Idolmaster''.
* {{Joshikousei}}: Too many to list.
* KimonoFanService: Again, too many idols to list.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Started with 100 idols. Reached around 180 as of late 2013 and broke the 200 barrier in 2014.
* MeaningfulName: The name of the ''Cinderella Girls'' agency is 346 Production (346 Pro for short). It's pronounced "Mishiro," which translates into "beautiful castle". The main office of 346 Pro is portrayed as a massive historic building with luxurious palace interiors. In addition when the numbers for 765 Pro and 346 Pro are added together, it totals up to 1111. This is a reference for the ''All For One'' spinoff.
* MerchandiseDriven:
** It's probably easier to list what doesn't get merchandised. The official company stance is, "anything not made to intentionally harm." Therefore you won't see products packaged as ''Cinderella Girls'' weaponry or insecticide. However everything else from food to clothing to toys to pet supplies are perfectly valid and do exist.
** In-universe within the anime there isn't a store window, billboard, magazine cover, subway car, television set, public bus, utility pole, etc. without a 346 Pro or 765 Pro idol somehow shown on them. The idol craze is taken to lavish extreme, and the general public worships them for every entertainment need.
* {{Metagame}}: Shifts seem to occur once every four to six months.
* {{Microtransactions}}: A major source of revenue for the game makers.
* MobilePhoneGame: The series began as one and continues to release newer additions in the same media.
* MusicForCourage: The idols repeatedly sing songs of these nature.
* PowerCreep: Was pretty much inevitable, given the game format.
* PowerEqualsRarity: Holds true for the most part, but players have the ability to subvert this if they're willing to undergo LevelGrinding.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: Storyline cornerstone of character interaction in ''iM@S''.
* ThePowerOfLove: An idol's affection has a factor in the game. Many of them fall for the producer, whether they be [[MyBiologicalClockIsTicking older]], [[PrecociousCrush younger]], or [[SmittenTeenageGirl teenage]].
* PromotionalPowerlessPieceOfGarbage: Such cards exist.
* ReusedCharacterDesign: Several girls use similar, sometimes exact, themes in their character design. Some are even based on ''iM@S'' voice actress or inside jokes about the franchise. It's rumored ''Cinderella Girls'' incorporated rejected or unused development artwork from the original ''iDOLM@STER''.
* SailorFuku: Many of them are wearing this, weather as regular attire or something else.
* SchrodingersGun: Personality details and character quirks of the idols.
* SignificantBirthdate: Considering that on average [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters every other day is an idol's birthday]], this is bound to come up.
* ThereAreNoTherapists: Quite a number of the idols should get professional counseling for their personality quirks.
* TokenMinority: Dozens of idol are not Japanese nationals. The majority of these are [[TokenWhite American and European]], but there are Brazilian, Chinese, and Korean idols too. However the series still lacks an idol of African decent or from the African continent, even when considering the AmbiguouslyBrown girls. Anastasia and Frederica Miyamoto are automatically this for the ''Master Collection Idols'', thus so far being the only non-Japanese girls to earn the honor.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The less popular or unimaginative idols tend to be abandoned and forgotten by NamcoBandai and game fans (i.e. don't get updated cards). FridgeHorror if one interprets this to mean [[TheAce the Producer]] could not make her career successful and the idol's dream never comes true.
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