22/7

Story and interview:

"An unusual digital voice actor idol group "22/7" (Nanabunnonijyuuni), born on December 24, 2016 by general producer Yasushi Akimoto. In addition to posting videos as virtual idols, each character is expanding its range of activities, including live performances.

　And finally, on January 11, 2020, the broadcast of the TV anime " 22/7 " started. This time, at AbemaTIMES, we interviewed three people: Kazu Saijo (the role of Miu Takigawa), Ruri Umino (the role of Jun Toda), and Kanae Shirasawa (the role of Akane Maruyama). I heard about the memories of the last audition and the change in impressions of the members.

――The broadcasting of the anime is finally approaching on January 11. Looking back again, what was your feeling in the final audition of “22/7” members?

Umino: At the time of the audition, I thought I was really glaring, and I thought everyone was a rival (laughs). I thought of everyone I met at the audition, saying, "I'm sad if this child took me and I fell off" or "I'd like to get along well after that." I'm sorry.

　I was nervous on the day and I didn't really remember the staff. So, if I can rewind the time, I want to tell me at the time, "Remember (the people around you!) Remember!"

Shirasawa: I love Keyakizaka-46, and you just talked about how much you liked Keyakizaka-46 during the audition. I would like to advise myself at that time, "You better talk about yourself!" You just talked about "Keyakizaka46".

Saijo: The other day I happened to be talking about an audition at that time as a member. In fact, it was about 5 steps darker than now. I don't think anyone still thinks of me brightly ... (laughs). I was really sharp at that time and the aura came out, saying, "All enemies! I hate everyone!" The judge asked me many times, "Are you angry?"

　That's why I want to say to myself at the time, "I don't have to worry too much." All members and staff are kind, so it's okay."

[The second part of the interview will be delivered at a later date!]


(From left: Jun Toda, Ruri Umino; Miu Takigawa, Kazu Saijo; Akane Maruyama, Kanae Shirasawa)

https://times.abema.tv/posts/7036319

 

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An interview in Entame Next about the tv show.

"Digital Voice Actor Idol Project" 22/7, composed of 11 characters created by popular creators and 11 voice actors who play the characters, with Yasushi Akimoto acting as a general producer. Finally, TV animation started in January, and we started listening to them as voice actors and asked them about the back of the post-recording.

The TV anime “22/7”, which began broadcasting in January, is about the characters who were ordinary girls aiming to become idols.

The characters appearing in the sail wind animation have been active as variety shows and as VTuber, but the background of why they became idols is drawn, how they grew up and reached now It is a story where you can see where it is.

──I think that there was a lot of dialogue on each turn. How was the post-recording?

Amaki: There is a reminiscence scene in the turn of Fujima Sakura-chan that I am doing, but it was difficult to differentiate the voice from my childhood because I originally set the voice higher.

Hokaze: There is a scene where I'm doing Reika Sato's on-duty turn out quite loud, but I wanted to get an OK in myself somehow, so I got really excited and shouted (Laughs)

Umino: My Toda Jun-chan It is difficult to perform various scenes during the turn, so there is a lot of time to think from the stage of the storyboard, "How do you say this scene?" It was not enough.

Miyase: On Tachikawa's turn, there was a scene where she sang in the main part. Nevertheless, there wasn't a practice song sent to me ... I used my piano to raise the score and practiced hard at home. When I went to the site as it was, the staff told me, "Huh? Did you not send a temporary song?" Actually, I didn't notice the data even though it was sent via email (laughs). On the contrary, I was able to have a feeling because of that. That's a funny story now (laughs).


Ruri Umino, Chiharu Hokaze, Reina Miyase, Sally Amaki

https://entamenext.com/articles/detail/3706

 

Sorry. I thought I had fixed all the names. I did catch google's Chiharu Hofu.