Game ends service on November 30, with project’s ultimate event before hiatus slated for 2nd half of 2025
Producer Nano Kitaoka announced on the authentic website for Bushiroad‘s boy-band project from Argonavis (formerly Argonavis from BanG Dream!) on Monday that the Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e- (Argonavis -To the Stage You Envisioned-) game app will end service on November 30. The overall from Argonavis project itself will then accelerate on an “indefinite hiatus” in 2025.
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Kitaoka explained that while the overall project does include other content corresponding to in-person live concert performances, the game serves as the core of the project’s character content. With the game’s end, the workforce may per chance well perhaps have chosen to end the overall project completely, or continue it in a reduced or altered layout. Instead, the workforce decided to establish the project on retain, believing that it has a chance to return and expand after taking time to “recharge.”
The project will continue releasing track on CD and online services till then, and then retain a ultimate event before the hiatus in the later half of 2025.
The Argonavis -Kimi ga Mita Stage e- app launched for iOS and Android on February 7.
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Bushiroad announced the Argonavis community in Can also 2018. The Argonavis from BanG Dream! television anime premiered in April 2020 in the “Super Animeism” programming block on MBS, TBS, and 26 other channels at some level of Japan. The sage followed both the Argonavis and GYROAXIA bands.
The television anime’s Gekijōban Argonavis: Ryūsei no Obligato compilation film then opened in November 2021 with some new footage. Kishō Taniyama performs Kōga Iryū, the father of GYROAXIA member Nayuta Asahi and the vocalist of Syana, the first Japanese band to be a worldwide success. The voice actors rerecorded their lines for the compilation movie, and Argonavis performed the theme track.
Bushiroad and DeNA launched their Argonavis from BanG Dream! AASide smartphone rhythm adventure game on iOS and Android devices in January 2021. This earlier game ended service in January 2022.
Bushiroad established a completely owned subsidiary for the Argonavis from BanG Dream! project in 2021, and renamed the project “from Argonavis.”
Gekijō-ban Argonavis Axia (Argonavis the Movie: Axia), the anime film for Argonavis, GYROAXIA, and other musical acts, opened in March 2023 after several delays.
Sources: from Argonavis‘ authentic website, Comedian Natalie
