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Pretty Rhythm: All Star Selection is a compilation series of the previous three animated series, Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream, Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future, and Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live. The series introduces Laala Manaka, the main character of Pretty Rhythm's spin-off franchise PriPara. The media project consists of a tie-in arcade game titled Pretty Rhythm: All-Star Legend Coord Edition, an animated film, a manga series, and a television anime series.
Media
Film
Pretty Rhythm: All Star Selection: Prism Show Best Ten was announced in December 2013,[2] and it was later released theaters nationwide in Japan on March 8, 2014.[3] The film was animated by Tatsunoko Production and 10 Gauge, with Deko Akao as the scriptwriter.[4] A Prism Stone compatible with the Pretty Rhythm arcade games was distributed as a limited edition theater gift.[4] Prizmmy performed at certain screenings of the film.[4]
The film is a summary of the top 10 performances from the Pretty Rhythm anime franchise, with characters from Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream, Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future, and Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live appearing.[5] Promotional material stated that a new character would be introduced in the film.[6] Laala Manaka's identity was kept a secret until the film was released in theaters.[5]
Game
Beginning April 17, 2014, the Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live Duo arcade game was retitled Template:Nihongo with 84 new Prism Stones produced.[7][8] It is the final version of the Pretty Rhythm arcade game series and ended services in July 2014.[9] Template:Clear
Manga
A manga adaptation illustrated by Michiyo Kikuta began serializing in the April 2014 issue of Pucchigumi.[4]
Anime
Pretty Rhythm: All Star Selection premiered on April 5, 2014 at TV Tokyo's 10 AM slot and ended on June 14, 2014.[10] The series is a rebroadcast of select episodes from Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream, Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future, and Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live. Each episode is preceded by a short animated segment where Aira Harune, Mia Ageha, and Naru Ayase give advice to aspiring Japanese idol and PriPara heroine Laala Manaka on ways to shine on stage.[4]
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References
External links
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- Pretty Rhythm: All Star Selection official anime website
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