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THE IDOLM@STER SHINY FESTA · 2012–2024
Talented idol starlets travel abroad to perform at a tropical music festival.
Selected to perform at a prestigious international music gathering held on an idyllic tropical island resort, the talented idol starlets of 765 Production split into specialized promotional units. Whether rehearsing upbeat pop songs, participating in island sightseeing tours, or relaxing along sparkling sandy beaches, the girls polish their choreography for the festival showcase. Under the warm southern sun, friendly rivalries push Haruka, Chihaya, Miki, and their agency peers to overcome performance jitters and bring smiles to audiences. Together, they create unforgettable stage memories while celebrating their shared artistic bonds.
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Every iDOLM@STER anime ever made, from the original 765 Pro cast to Shiny Colors, in the order it aired.
A 2007 mecha series that recasts the idols as pilots defending Earth from an alien threat, sharing only names and designs with the rest of the franchise.
Nine short DVD bonus episodes released alongside the TV series' home video volumes in 2007 and 2008.
A 2008 concert-style OVA featuring the original 765 Production idols, three years before their own TV series existed.
765 Production's idols, including new arrival Haruka Amami, train and perform together across 25 episodes as the agency works to make them a top act.
A 2012 special revisiting the 765 Production cast about six months after the TV series wrapped.
A four-part 2012 OVA splitting the 765 Production idols across parallel storylines, adapting the Shiny Festa game releases.
Haruka Amami leads a group of rookie dancers, including Kana Yabuki, toward an arena concert in this 2014 theatrical film.
A pilot chibi-comedy short from 2011 spinning the 765 Production cast into a parody format, released as a home-video bonus.
The main run of Puchimas chibi shorts, released as a web series across 2012 and 2013.
A single bonus Puchimas short released as a home-video extra.
A winter-themed OVA continuing the chibi format under the Puchimas 2 banner.
A second web-series run of Puchimas chibi shorts.
A final cluster of Puchimas OVAs released in 2018 and 2019, closing out the chibi spinoff.
A two-minute anniversary music video for the mobile game, animated over a year before any TV series existed.
A new producer at 346 Production recruits Uzuki, Rin, and Mio into the Cinderella Project and builds an idol unit from nothing.
A ten-minute TV special that aired partway through Season 1's run.
The Cinderella Project expands past its first three idols as the unit takes on bigger performances and a larger cast.
Broadcast as episode 26, continuing straight on from where Season 2's twelfth episode left off.
A three-minute anniversary short marking five years of the mobile game.
Three-minute comedy shorts adapting the Cinderella Girls 4-koma manga, structured as vignettes rather than a continuing plot.
One-minute web-only companion episodes airing the same weeks as Theater Season 1, adapting different 4-koma strips.
Two brief specials closing out Theater Season 1's run.
A second run of three-minute 4-koma shorts, airing the same season as its own web companion.
The one-minute web companion to Theater Season 2.
Three short specials extending Theater Season 2 into the new year.
A third run of Theater shorts, continuing the same 4-koma adaptation format.
The web companion to Theater Season 3, running seven episodes instead of the usual thirteen.
Three specials capping off Theater Season 3.
Branded Climax Season, the fourth and final numbered run of Theater shorts.
The web companion to Climax Season, airing the same three months.
Three one-minute specials closing out Climax Season.
A single six-minute short released outside any numbered Theater season.
Forty-eight one-minute shorts continuing the Theater format under a new name, running for over a year.
A two-minute anniversary PV for the mobile rhythm spinoff Starlight Stage, marking five years since that game's launch.
A forty-nine-minute anniversary film marking ten years of the mobile game, the longest piece of Cinderella Girls animation outside the two TV seasons.
A spinoff following the Cinderella Project idols too young for certain kinds of work, including the swimsuit and gravure gigs the older members take for granted.
A recap special covering U149's first half, broadcast partway through the show's original run.
A follow-up special released four months after U149's finale.
A 34-minute special centered on the unit Jupiter, released a week before the SideM TV series began broadcasting.
315 Production's roster of male idol units debuts across 13 episodes in the franchise's first anime built around a male cast.
A variety-show style special built around the SideM cast rather than a story episode.
Wake Atte Mini!, a short-form comedy spinoff running parallel to the mainline SideM story.
An OVA continuing the Wake Atte Mini! comedy format.
Further short specials closing out the Wake Atte Mini! spinoff.
A 2013 first-anniversary PV for the Million Live! mobile game, released a full decade before its TV series.
A PV animated for the game's "Dreaming!" theme song.
A fourth-anniversary PV released in 2017, still six years before the TV series.
Twelve episodes following select idols from the Million Live! roster as they build toward a concert of their own, a decade after the game's launch.
A behind-the-scenes style special released about a year after the TV series.
A 2026 OVA continuing the Million Live! cast's story.
A prologue episode introducing 283 Production's idols before the TV series proper.
A character image-song PV tied to the mobile game's ongoing music releases.
Another short PV animated around one of the game's character songs.
283 Production's three new idol units, Alstroemeria, CoMET, and Straylight, each find their footing across 12 episodes.
A character-song PV released in the months after Season 1 aired.
One more character-song PV from the same batch of releases.
A character-song PV released in May 2024, between the two TV seasons.
Another entry in the same run of character-song PVs.
A second season continuing 283 Production's idols, broadcast four months after Season 1 concluded.
A special centered on the unit SHHis, released about three months after Season 2 wrapped.
A character-song PV released in 2025.
Another 2025 character-song PV.
A character-song PV released in December 2025.
One more short PV from the same ongoing release schedule.
A character-song PV continuing the same run of releases.
Another entry in the ongoing character-song lineup.
A further character-song PV in the same release cadence.
A character-song PV with an unusually long title, part of the same ongoing series.
Another short PV in the same release run.
A character-song PV continuing the pattern.
One more entry in the ongoing character-song lineup.
The most recent character-song PV in the run as of this writing.
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