Hula Fulla Dance Releases New Clip and Premiere Date
If an idol group says dance, you dance!
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Aniplex’s “Hula Fulla Dance” joins the vibrant world of pop idol anime with a coming-of-age film.
The official account of Hula Fulla Dance has released an energetic live performance clip just days before its premiere on December 3, 2021.
“#Hula Fulla Dance”
The idol group “#Itsuiro Delight !!”
Main story live video lifted
The song “Thank you FOR YOU” is sung by #Haruka Fukuhara, #Karen Miyama, #Tomita Nozomi, #Kaori Maeda, #Emi Suyama is in charge
Tamaya 2060% wrote, composed, and arranged https://itsuiro.hula-fulladance.com
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The five dainty rockstars of “Itsuiro Delight!!” are introduced to us in this clip.
The idol group comprises Haruka Fukuhara as Yoshiko Idozawa, Kaori Maeda as Ohana Ka’aihue, Karen Miyama featuring as Rika Sekiba, and Tomita Nozomi and Emi Suyama performing as Yukiwari Moe and Akiyo Emily, respectively.
The girls, dressed in red, blue, green, yellow, and peach, fire us up with the song “Thank you FOR YOU.”
But, wait. What is Hula Fulla Dance all about?
Thanks to the official website, an informative poster lets us know all about the upcoming friendship-themed film.
You can catch us simping for Itsuiro Delight!! this December 3!
About Hula Fulla Dance
Hula Fulla Dance is all about Hwa Natsunagi, a high school student in Fukushima Prefecture’s Iwaki City.
Worried about what she’ll do after graduation, she sees a poster for Spa Resort Hawaiians the “Hawaii of Tohoku,” where her sister Mari used to work and applies on the spur of the moment to their new dancer (hula girl) campaign.
Hiwa gets hired despite her lack of expertise, and she begins her journey to becoming a Hula Girl with her classmates Kanna, Ranko, ‘ohana, and Shion. Their first stage, however, ends in tragedy because they are unable to keep up with one another due to their different personalities.
The girls are called the “most pitiful rookies ever,” but despite the occasional misstep, they learn to share the good and bad…and cement their friendship. The ladies take to the stage once more, their hearts and minds set.
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