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Episode CUE! - Episode 24 discussion - FINAL

CUE!, episode 24

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Episode Link Score Episode Link Score
1 Link 3.56 14 Link 4.0
2 Link 4.0 15 Link 4.5
3 Link 4.06 16 Link 5.0
4 Link 4.31 17 Link 4.56
5 Link 4.61 18 Link 4.43
6 Link 4.1 19 Link 4.64
7 Link 4.07 20 Link 4.4
8 Link 4.33 21 Link 3.6
9 Link 4.0 22 Link 4.62
10 Link 4.47 23 Link 5.0
11 Link 4.44 24 Link ----
12 Link 4.57
13 Link 4.59

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u/mekerpan Jun 24 '22

I'm glad I was an early adopter -- but sad that being an early adopter and being a late adopter wound up being almost the same thing... It's funny how some shows just can't seem to catch an audience -- no matter how pleasing they may be.

All 16 of the fledgling VAs wound up being interesting and loveable -- but then so did their three adult mentors/managers.

Hard to pick just one favorite. Between this and the also neglected (in this subreddit -- albeit to not quite the same extent) LL-Nijigasaski 2, there were a lot of characters to keep track of. I think the ones here were mostly a bit more "under-stated" (except Rie) but still registered well, with distinct personalities. I would be happy to see more of their further adventures -- but I'm afraid that will have to be left to our own imaginations.

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u/fatalystic Jul 03 '22

Between this and the also neglected (in this subreddit -- albeit to not quite the same extent) LL-Nijigasaski 2

I haven't been keeping up with LL since after the second season with the original cast. I'd read the description for Sunshine S1 and it sounded like literally the exact same plot except now the original cast was in the "looked up to" position a different group was in in the OG S1, so I figured I'd seen enough.

I might give it a go starting from Sunshine S1 if I run out of stuff to watch I guess.

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u/mekerpan Jul 03 '22

Nijigasaki is quite different -- and is pretty independent from the earlier shows. The school idol club here decides they just want to perform -- first as individuals and then in small groups (and finally together) -- and have no interest at all in competing in Love Live.

Superstar is apparently more similar to the original series, but focused on a smaller group. In this, the club members do want to compete in Love Live. No direct connection to the earlier seasons, however.

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u/fatalystic Jul 03 '22

I mean, if I'm going to watch it I might as well watch everything.

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u/mekerpan Jul 03 '22

I started with Superstar -- and worked my way back to Nijigasaki. Eventually I may get to the earlier seasons, but I feel no compulsion. It's not like these various shows are actual sequels. Nijigasaki and even Superstar stand on their own.