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VOY@GER
Voy@ger is conceptual movie produced in commemoration of the 16th anniversary of the iDOLM@STER franchise. It features an image song of the same name, gathering 15 different idols from 5 different sub-franchises.
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Voy@ger is conceptual movie produced in commemoration of the 16th anniversary of the iDOLM@STER franchise. It features an image song of the same name, gathering 15 different idols from 5 different sub-franchises.
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Genre:Animation, Music, Science Fiction
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Nippon Columbia, Bandai Namco Entertainment, khara, CloverWorks
Cast
Atsushi Nishigori
Director
Eriko Nakamura
Haruka Amami (voice)
Rika Nagae
Hayate Hisakawa (voice)
Reina Ueda
Umi Kousaka (voice)
Shiina Natsukawa
Anna Mochizuki (voice)
Ru Thing
Shuuko Shiomi (voice)
Akiho Suzumoto
Natsuha Arisugawa (voice)
Hiromi Hirata
Makoto Kikuchi (voice)
Toshinari Fukamachi
Genbu Kurono (voice)
Aya Suzaki
Minami Nitta (voice)
Saki Minami
Tsumugi Shiraishi (voice)
Yuu Wakui
Toru Asakura (voice)
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