AKB0048: next stage
Also known as AKB0048 next stage · AKB0048 2nd Season · AKB0048 Second Season
- Year:
- 2013
- Status:
- Completed
- Episodes:
- 13
- Format:
- TV series
- Season:
- Winter 2013
- Studio:
- Satelight
- Source:
- Original
- Episode length:
- 23 min
- AniList score:
- 7.4/10
Synopsis
The road trip to war has already been brutal for the 77th generation of understudies to AKB0048, the combination singing group and combat squad seeking to bring peace and entertainment back to the universe. However, the competition between the individual candidates, as well as the remaining 75th and 76th generation understudies, is about to get even rougher. With the opportunity to become a successor to one of the original members of the legendary singing squad hanging in the balance, the fights on stage and on the battlefield will become even more cutthroat, and things are only going to get nastier when it turns out that someone has been feeding critical information to the opposing DES forces. Will the revelation of the source of the Kiraras prove to be a deadly misstep in the intricate choreography that’s allowed the team to keep dancing out of danger? Will public opinion prove to be more important than actual skill and valor as the squad undergoes a series of grueling trials by fan?
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AKB0048: next stage: quick answers
How many episodes does AKB0048: next stage have?
AKB0048: next stage has 13 episodes, each about 23 minutes long.
Is AKB0048: next stage finished?
Yes. AKB0048: next stage has finished airing.
Who made AKB0048: next stage?
AKB0048: next stage was animated by Satelight, as an original story.
AKB0048: next stage seasons and related anime
- Prequel:
- AKB0048 (2012)
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