IDOLiSH7 Third Beat! Part 2 アイドリッシュセブン

2022 fall | Episodes: 17 | Score: 8.3 (5496)

Updated every Sundays at 22:30 | Status: Finished Airing

Type: TV

Streaming: Crunchyroll | Aniplus TV | Bahamut Anime Crazy | Laftel

Synopsis

IDOLiSH7 is more successful than ever, but no one is smiling because a new threat has taken the stage: the debuting idol group ŹOOĻ. Managed by the nefarious entertainment executive Ryou Tsukumo, they will stop at nothing to get their way, resorting to all kinds of underhanded tactics to bring down their rivals. TRIGGER's image has already been ruined by scandal, and IDOLiSH7 and Re:vale are headed for the same fate—or worse. Meanwhile, Zero, the legendary idol who disappeared 15 years ago, continues to haunt the present through those he left behind. His manager seems to be in contact with Tsukumo for his own schemes, and Zero's songwriter reveals himself in a letter after having been missing for years. IDOLiSH7 finds an ally in Re:vale to thwart ŹOOĻ's plans while trying to make sense of Zero's colleagues' actions, but it may be impossible for everyone to emerge unscathed. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Voice Actors

Masuda, Toshiki

Yonaga, Tsubasa

Ono, Kensho

Shirai, Yuusuke

Abe, Atsushi

Eguchi, Takuya

KENN

News

Reviews

H3dgeh0g_Cri
07/03/2024, 02:48 PM
Oh my goodness A lot of people sleep on male idol animes but honestly idolish7 is for everyone ESPECIALLY this season in particular. This season took the definition of not judging a book by its colour and running it over with a road roller 15 times and then dousing motor oil on it only to then blow it up. Do you want to see them kill each other? They'll try to! Do you want to watch anime idols dance? Thats there! Do you want funny cutaway gags? Thats there too! Do you want to see a married couple bickering? This is the show for you! WhenI tell you this season rearranged my life choices in watching idol animes I mean it, I underestimated the power of those yaoi fuckers thinking it'd be another bland and boring season but I've just has a reality check from a fish slapping me across the face telling me to watch idolish7 third beat part 2 and YOU SHOULD TOO My favourite song from the season would definitely have to be taiyou no esperanza not just because of the song but because of the significance of how it was used in the anime itself (I'm slightly more convinced to pick up the mobile game). My only criticism would to be have some cooler songs tbh because some of them fall flat but other than that this is a genuine staple of idol history and culture Aqua from oshi no ko could never bust it down like momo and yuki from re:vale get on their level before you speak 10/10 very cool are you happy yes I am nagi
Tempest_16
03/01/2024, 12:35 PM
Idolish 7 Third Beat! Part 2 was certainly a step up from the previous seasons. It has beautiful catchy songs to amazing performances. Both Trigger and Zool in this series stood out the most in this season since do make fantastic songs that are arguably much better than Idolish 7. Throughout most of the musical animes that has been produced Idolish 7 really is one the best out there and the art style is quite pleasing to look at , along with the some usage of CGI performances that look pretty good for anime. Most of the characters within each of these groups are quitelikable and as the viewer you learn about them including their own short comings.
Siri1234
01/19/2024, 08:37 PM
You are missing out on a lot if you didn't watch this yet. The story keeps gets better and more mysterious with each season. People who haven't watched it yet thinking that it's just an idol anime or filled with rainbows, you're wrong. It's more than that. In short, this is one of the best animes filled with mystery, songs, comedy, every genre tbh. So don't skip it! Also for those of you who don't know this, the anime is adapted from the mobile game 'iDOLiSH7' and it's a very fun rhythm game and has the whole story till the end. It's still ongoing btw. So do try thegame out as well!
tnrk
05/26/2023, 08:35 AM
(Review for whole of S3 - including Third Beat Part 1) Want an anime that will rip out your heart and stomp on it repeatedly after cradling it a few times with warmth and promises of sunshine? This is it. I shit you not, I7 is both the world's greatest comfort series and primary source of head pain. The writers deserve a damn pat on the back and a brutal choke for creating a plotline with god-tier writing that has multiple fans WEEPING. Story (9/10): You've probably already watched First Beat and Second Beat. And honestly, "whiplash" is an understatement when you go back and re-visit S1'sbubbliness with foreshadowing. And Good Heavens Almighty Above does I7 cash in on foreshadowing. I (un)affectionately call this series Chekhov's Armory after the term 'Chekhov's gun' - a narrative principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed. This series doesn't just simply utilize the countless amounts of Chekhov's guns loaded beforehand in S3, no. The guns from back in S1 CAN and WILL fire. The seemingly meaningless, harmless jokes you all laugh at rear around and strike you in the face with the realization - "Oh my god, this was foreshadowed." Everything going down in S3 is just emotional damage and TRIGGER torture p*rn. Seeing a plot point suddenly drop in your face from way back in S1 gain relevance in S3 is honesty such a brain-exploding experience, especially when you've never put any importance or emphasis on the little foreshadow-y bits. And it's all because you weren't. You weren't supposed to. So many moments that bite you back in the ass were foreshadowed so subtly that only a re-watch would reveal them. It's genius, honestly. There are a lot of lighthearted moments as usual, but the main vibe of this season has turned to something more melodramatic and tense. It really makes you question and step back if you're still watching an idol anime. Art (9/10): As usual, it's great. I don't have much to say except for the fact that I find it hilarious that IDOLiSH7 had better art than the CGI + slideshow animation Blue Lock the anime had during 2nd cour. Characters (9/10): I. Hated. ZOOL. ...At first. You know a story does well when eventually that hate eventually turns into love - partially due to me picking up the game in Chinese out of impatience, and I promise you future I7 watchers it CAN and WILL get so much worse. The character writing is superb, but I have nitpicks with this season's antagonist for being pretty bland. One thing that makes him different is that he's super annoying which makes him a perfect dude to hate without remorse, unlike Kujo Takamasa (who's just a pathetic borderline psych ward patient obsessed with his dream). If you're a TRIGGER fan, prepare to tear your hair out. If you're a Yamato fan, prepare to tear your hair out. If you're a Re:vale, hell even Three:vale (Banri/Yuki/Momo) fan, prepare to tear your hair out. If you're an Iori and/or Riku and/or Tenn fan, your hair will not be saved from its demise for sure in both this season and the upcoming ones. As for Nagi fans, hold the edges of your seats. ZOOL fans, don't worry. Your boys don't get much worse before they get better. They get some nice development and become the kings of comedy in the future so look forward to that. Whatever the hell kind of drug the writers were on when making these backstories and plot lines, I want it. The pain my heart went through is earth-shattering. Sound (10/10): The VAs went all out on this one. Don't watch this show without sound, you're essentially handicapping yourself as the delivery of every dialogue never missed. The music is great, too - the OP and ED both slap and have great visuals. Ryo Tsukumo's voice actor delivered super well, and I7's rendition of a certain iconic song at the end was just beautiful. Ryuu's solo vocals for Negai wa Shine on the Sea were really powerful and hit hard. Overall (9.5/10): Beautiful series with beautifully painful writing. Of course, for an idol anime it might become a tad unrealistic at times, but as a character-driven story, the amount of love and care put into the characters is very very evident. Rooting for the next season to get animated. Boy are you guys in for some more insane drama.

IDOLiSH7 Third Beat! Part 2 アイドリッシュセブン

2022 fall | Episodes: 17 | Score: 8.3 (5496)

Updated every Sundays at 22:30 | Status: Finished Airing

Type: TV

Streaming: Crunchyroll | Aniplus TV | Bahamut Anime Crazy | Laftel

Synopsis

Voice Actors

Masuda, Toshiki

Yonaga, Tsubasa

Ono, Kensho

Shirai, Yuusuke

Abe, Atsushi

Eguchi, Takuya

KENN

News

Reviews

H3dgeh0g_Cri
07/03/2024, 02:48 PM
Oh my goodness A lot of people sleep on male idol animes but honestly idolish7 is for everyone ESPECIALLY this season in particular. This season took the definition of not judging a book by its colour and running it over with a road roller 15 times and then dousing motor oil on it only to then blow it up. Do you want to see them kill each other? They'll try to! Do you want to watch anime idols dance? Thats there! Do you want funny cutaway gags? Thats there too! Do you want to see a married couple bickering? This is the show for you! WhenI tell you this season rearranged my life choices in watching idol animes I mean it, I underestimated the power of those yaoi fuckers thinking it'd be another bland and boring season but I've just has a reality check from a fish slapping me across the face telling me to watch idolish7 third beat part 2 and YOU SHOULD TOO My favourite song from the season would definitely have to be taiyou no esperanza not just because of the song but because of the significance of how it was used in the anime itself (I'm slightly more convinced to pick up the mobile game). My only criticism would to be have some cooler songs tbh because some of them fall flat but other than that this is a genuine staple of idol history and culture Aqua from oshi no ko could never bust it down like momo and yuki from re:vale get on their level before you speak 10/10 very cool are you happy yes I am nagi
Tempest_16
03/01/2024, 12:35 PM
Idolish 7 Third Beat! Part 2 was certainly a step up from the previous seasons. It has beautiful catchy songs to amazing performances. Both Trigger and Zool in this series stood out the most in this season since do make fantastic songs that are arguably much better than Idolish 7. Throughout most of the musical animes that has been produced Idolish 7 really is one the best out there and the art style is quite pleasing to look at , along with the some usage of CGI performances that look pretty good for anime. Most of the characters within each of these groups are quitelikable and as the viewer you learn about them including their own short comings.
Siri1234
01/19/2024, 08:37 PM
You are missing out on a lot if you didn't watch this yet. The story keeps gets better and more mysterious with each season. People who haven't watched it yet thinking that it's just an idol anime or filled with rainbows, you're wrong. It's more than that. In short, this is one of the best animes filled with mystery, songs, comedy, every genre tbh. So don't skip it! Also for those of you who don't know this, the anime is adapted from the mobile game 'iDOLiSH7' and it's a very fun rhythm game and has the whole story till the end. It's still ongoing btw. So do try thegame out as well!
tnrk
05/26/2023, 08:35 AM
(Review for whole of S3 - including Third Beat Part 1) Want an anime that will rip out your heart and stomp on it repeatedly after cradling it a few times with warmth and promises of sunshine? This is it. I shit you not, I7 is both the world's greatest comfort series and primary source of head pain. The writers deserve a damn pat on the back and a brutal choke for creating a plotline with god-tier writing that has multiple fans WEEPING. Story (9/10): You've probably already watched First Beat and Second Beat. And honestly, "whiplash" is an understatement when you go back and re-visit S1'sbubbliness with foreshadowing. And Good Heavens Almighty Above does I7 cash in on foreshadowing. I (un)affectionately call this series Chekhov's Armory after the term 'Chekhov's gun' - a narrative principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed. This series doesn't just simply utilize the countless amounts of Chekhov's guns loaded beforehand in S3, no. The guns from back in S1 CAN and WILL fire. The seemingly meaningless, harmless jokes you all laugh at rear around and strike you in the face with the realization - "Oh my god, this was foreshadowed." Everything going down in S3 is just emotional damage and TRIGGER torture p*rn. Seeing a plot point suddenly drop in your face from way back in S1 gain relevance in S3 is honesty such a brain-exploding experience, especially when you've never put any importance or emphasis on the little foreshadow-y bits. And it's all because you weren't. You weren't supposed to. So many moments that bite you back in the ass were foreshadowed so subtly that only a re-watch would reveal them. It's genius, honestly. There are a lot of lighthearted moments as usual, but the main vibe of this season has turned to something more melodramatic and tense. It really makes you question and step back if you're still watching an idol anime. Art (9/10): As usual, it's great. I don't have much to say except for the fact that I find it hilarious that IDOLiSH7 had better art than the CGI + slideshow animation Blue Lock the anime had during 2nd cour. Characters (9/10): I. Hated. ZOOL. ...At first. You know a story does well when eventually that hate eventually turns into love - partially due to me picking up the game in Chinese out of impatience, and I promise you future I7 watchers it CAN and WILL get so much worse. The character writing is superb, but I have nitpicks with this season's antagonist for being pretty bland. One thing that makes him different is that he's super annoying which makes him a perfect dude to hate without remorse, unlike Kujo Takamasa (who's just a pathetic borderline psych ward patient obsessed with his dream). If you're a TRIGGER fan, prepare to tear your hair out. If you're a Yamato fan, prepare to tear your hair out. If you're a Re:vale, hell even Three:vale (Banri/Yuki/Momo) fan, prepare to tear your hair out. If you're an Iori and/or Riku and/or Tenn fan, your hair will not be saved from its demise for sure in both this season and the upcoming ones. As for Nagi fans, hold the edges of your seats. ZOOL fans, don't worry. Your boys don't get much worse before they get better. They get some nice development and become the kings of comedy in the future so look forward to that. Whatever the hell kind of drug the writers were on when making these backstories and plot lines, I want it. The pain my heart went through is earth-shattering. Sound (10/10): The VAs went all out on this one. Don't watch this show without sound, you're essentially handicapping yourself as the delivery of every dialogue never missed. The music is great, too - the OP and ED both slap and have great visuals. Ryo Tsukumo's voice actor delivered super well, and I7's rendition of a certain iconic song at the end was just beautiful. Ryuu's solo vocals for Negai wa Shine on the Sea were really powerful and hit hard. Overall (9.5/10): Beautiful series with beautifully painful writing. Of course, for an idol anime it might become a tad unrealistic at times, but as a character-driven story, the amount of love and care put into the characters is very very evident. Rooting for the next season to get animated. Boy are you guys in for some more insane drama.

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IDOLiSH7 Third Beat! Part 2 アイドリッシュセブン

'IDOLiSH7' Gets Fourth Season, Compilation Movie

Interview: KENN & Atsushi Abe Reflect on 'IDOLiSH7' Movie at Anime NYC

'IDOLiSH7: LIVE 4bit - BEYOND THE PERiOD' Movie Announced for Spring 2023

Fall 2022 Simulcast List [Update 10/30]

PV Collection for Sep 12 - 18

Fall 2022 Preview

PV Collection for Jul 25 - 31