Wake Up, Girls! The Movie, Part 2 "Beyond the Bottom" will be released on December 11!　The key visual and storyline have also been released!

The release date of the anime film "Wake Up, Girls! The Second Part of the Movie: Beyond the Bottom" has been set for December 11. The key visual and story were also announced.

Wake Up, Girls!" is an original anime directed by Hiroshi Yamamoto (director of the TV anime "Lucky Star"), written and composed by Doko Waita, and featuring music by Satoru Kamizaki (MONACA). The TV broadcast and theatrical release started simultaneously in January 2014 and attracted a lot of attention. A new theater version, "Wake Up, Girls! Sequel Theater Version," will be released in September/December 2015 as a two-part series.

In conjunction with the September 25 release of "Wake Up, Girls! Sequel: The Movie First Part, Shadow of Youth," new information on "Wake Up, Girls! Sequel: The Movie Second Part, Beyond the Bottom" has been released. The second part will be released on December 11. The key visual depicts the seven members dancing dynamically on stage at a live concert with psyllium lights shining brightly. The theme song for the second part, "Beyond the Bottom," will be released on December 9. The coupling song will be "Subway Labyrinth," which was first performed at the 2nd live tour this summer.

In addition to this, the film often links the play with reality, and this time, the generational war within the idol group "I-1club" that is depicted in the play will be played out in real life as well. The new song "Fate of Goddesses," for which teams are divided into teams to compete for sales in the play, will be released in two forms, Team S and Team M, in real life as well. The release date is November 11.

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Recognized for their performance at the "Festival of Idols" in which they represented Tohoku, "Wake Up, Girls!" entered Tokyo, the center of idol culture. They have also signed a contract with bvex, a major record company, and their activities seem to be smooth sailing. However, Ai Hayasaka, the producer who had been the driving force behind their breakthrough, pulled out of the project, and the seven members experienced a bitter setback when they lost sight of "what WUG's identity is" in the fast-moving Tokyo entertainment industry. Hayasaka, seeing "Wake Up, Girls!" still trying to move forward without giving up, gives them a new song, "Shoujo Symphony," as a weapon for them to try again. Wake Up, Girls!" restarted their activities in their hometown of Sendai with a fresh start. Their steady efforts through the revival of daily live performances and nationwide toursbegin to reach fans across the country, little by little butsteadily.
Meanwhile, in "I-1club," the pinnacle of the idol world, a battle for the center of the club erupts after the latest single's sales break the million mark. I-1club's producer Shiroki's ruthless leadership unexpectedly leads "Wake Up, Girls! What is it that we cannot give up even after defeat? What is an idol? In search of the answer, the story converges once again on the "Festival of Idols.