Super Sonico

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Super Sonico as she appears in the 2014 anime series, SoniAni: Super Sonico the Animation
すーぱーそに子
(Sūpā Soniko)
Manga
Super Sonico SoniKoma
Written by Chika Nonohara
Published by Earth Star Entertainment
Demographic Shōnen
Magazine Comic Earth Star
Original run March 12, 2011 – present
Game
SoniComi
Developer Nitroplus
Publisher
    Genre Visual Novel
    Platform Microsoft Windows
    Released
      Manga
      SoniComi
      Written by Imusanjo
      Published by Mag Garden
      Demographic Shōnen
      Magazine Monthly Comic Blade
      Manga
      Super Sonicomic
      Published by Enterbrain
      Demographic Shōnen
      Magazine MAGI-CU Comics
      Game
      SoniPro
      Developer Nitroplus, Imageepoch
      Publisher Nitroplus
      Genre Idol management
      Platform Nintendo 3DS
      Released July 31, 2014
      Game
      Motto! SoniComi
      Developer Nitroplus
      Publisher Nitroplus
      Genre Visual Novel
      Platform PlayStation 3
      Released March 20, 2014
      Anime television series
      SoniAni: Super Sonico The Animation
      Directed by Kenichi Kawamura
      Produced by Gaku Iwasa
      Kazuyoshi Fukuba
      Nobuhiro Osawa
      Yoshinao Doi
      Written by Yousuke Kuroda
      Music by Go Sakabe
      Studio White Fox
      Licensed by
      Hanabee
      Network AT-X, SUN, Tokyo MX, KBS, TVA, BS11
      English network
      Original run January 6, 2014 – March 24, 2014
      Episodes 12 (List of episodes)
      Portal icon Anime and Manga portal

      Super Sonico (Japanese: すーぱーそに子 Hepburn: Sūpā Soniko?) is a fictional female character created by Tsuji Santa for the Japanese computer and video game software company Nitroplus, first appearing as a mascot for a Nitroplus-sponsored music festival in 2006. Nitroplus has since developed the character into a media franchise that includes music products, manga series, computer and video games, toy figurines and other merchandise. An anime television series by White Fox based on the character aired in Japan between January and March 2014.

      Characters

      Super Sonico

      Voiced by: Ayano Yamamoto[2] (Japanese), Jessica Nigri[3] (English)

      Super Sonico is a fictional character created by Tsuji Santa of Nitroplus. Her debut appearance was on October 14, 2006 as the mascot for Nitroplus' annual live music festival event "Nitro Super Sonico", which took place at Shiba Park in Minato-KU.[4] Nitroplus was initially focused on computer games based on visual novels, but every year since 2000 they have also held a music festival.

      Sonico appears in the various media as an eighteen-year-old college student. She is depicted as an attractive, busty and voluptuous young adult woman with light peach skin, large pink eyes, and straight light pink hair. She keeps her hair long in back and in the front it covers her forehead, around her eyes, down to the bridge of her nose. She is always shown wearing her signature headphones on her head. Her depictions show much variation in her facial features and body proportions between the different artists, while always keeping her trademark traits; headphones, pink hair color and large bust. She also appears as a gravure idol as well as the vocalist and guitarist of the fictional band First Astronomical Velocity (第一宇宙速度 Daiichi Uchū Sokudo, literally first escape velocity?). She is prone to sleep in a lot, often requiring help to wake up, and her favorite foods are macarons. "Super" is her family name, and her bandmates refer to her as "Nico".[5]

      Sonico plays a heritage cherry red Gibson SG electric guitar with a batwing pickguard and black pickup covers named "Daydream." An older piece of official art incorrectly shows the guitar with a Gretsch logo on the headstock.

      Associated characters

      Suzu Fujimi (富士見 鈴 Fujimi Suzu?)
      Voiced by: Mai Goto (Japanese), Luci Christian[6] (English)
      The young female founder, bassist and lead singer of the First Astronomical Velocity band. She has light green eyes and straight, long black hair. She is of average height and build, but appears thin next to Fuuri and Sonico. She is often seen wearing a pink nurse's uniform and often attempts to dress up Sonico in dubious outfits.
      Fuuri Watanuki (綿抜 フウリ Watanuki Fūri?)
      Voiced by: Mami Ozaki (Japanese), Monica Rial (English)
      The young female drummer of the First Astronomical Velocity band. She has a full figure, violet eyes and short wavy brown hair. She is shy, good natured and is usually seen either eating or sleeping when not playing in the band. She and Suzu first appeared in Nitroplus' 2010 visual novel computer game Axanael.[7]
      Manager Kitamura (北村 マネージャー Kitamura Manējā?)
      Voiced by: Ryota Takeuchi (Japanese), David Wald (English)
      Sonico's manager, a tall man with orange-yellow flame-styled hair and always wearing a hannya mask and carrying a katana on his back, under his coat. He is particularly protective of Sonico, ready to strike at anyone threatening or attempting something inappropriate with her. When not defending Sonico, he is friendly. Despite his demon mask, he is sociable, talkative and actively seeks modeling work for Sonico, sometimes over-committing her.
      Ouka Satsurikuin (殺戮院 鏖禍 Satsurikuin Ōka?)
      Voiced by: Hisako Kanemoto (Japanese), Kira Vincent-Davis (English)
      Sonico's co-worker at the modeling agency. She is a tween-age girl, of short stature and slight build. She has short orange hair, her right eye color is orange and she wears a riveted brown leather eye patch over her left eye. She wears a frilled tiara on her head, with grooved silver disks that cover her ears. She is confident, extroverted and constantly looking for her spot in the limelight. However, she is inexperienced with handling clients, and unlike Sonico, she does not have a protective manager, and so she often ends up in bad predicaments.

      Toys

      A popular and extensive line of PVC figurines of Super Sonico has been produced for Nitroplus by well-known toy designers including, among many others, Max Factory, FREEing, Orchid Seed and Hobby Japan. Figurine styles have included the highly stylized Chibi, Nendoroid and Figma designs in addition to the more realistic designs drawn directly from the character as she appears in games, manga and anime. Sizes have ranged from 1/8 to 1/2 the size of the young adult woman character as she appears in the media. Action figures have also been produced.[8][9]

      Media

      Music CDs

      To date, there have been six singles and three albums released featuring Sonico.

      Singles
      • SUPERORBITAL (released November 24, 2010; GRN-021): First studio single and first theme song for the PC game SoniComi.
      • Passion Rocket (情熱ロケット Jōnetsu rocket?, released 19 January 2011; GRN-023): Second single introduced at the 2010 Summer Comiket, also as an insert song from the Adult PC game Axanael by Nitroplus.
      • Power (ぱわー?, released April 30, 2011): Solo single sold on the iTunes Store and Amazon MP3 to raise revenue for earthquake relief following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.[10]
      • Advance, BLUE STAR! (進め、BLUE STAR！ Susume, BLUE STAR!?, released May 24, 2011; GRN-026): Third single released in collaboration with Earth Star Entertainment's Comic Earth Star, as the theme song of the magazine. The single was used to collect aid funds for earthquake relief.
      • VISION (released July 29, 2011; GRN-027): Fourth single as the second theme song to SoniComi.
      • Phantom Vibration! (ファントム・ヴァイブレーション！?, released December 29, 2011; GRN-029): Debut solo single. The single included an additional costume patch for the PC game SoniComi on the CD-ROM.
      Albums
      • GALAXY ONE (released November 11, 2011; GRN-028): First studio album.
      • Love & II+ (released June 27, 2012; GRN-030): First Cosmic Velocity's 2nd album that contains three discs with Love＆II+ LIVE gokko!, Love&II+, and SoniComi: Communication with Sonico Original Soundtrack.
      • SONICONICOROCK Tribute to VOCALOID: Third studio album containing vocal covers of assorted Vocaloid songs.

      Manga

      A 4koma manga series by Chika Nonohara titled Super Sonico SoniKoma began serialisation on March 12, 2011 in Comic Earth Star. Another manga series titled Sonicomi with art by Imusanjo serialised in the Monthly Comic Blade. A 4koma manga series titled Super Sonicomic (すーぱーそにこみっく?) has also been featured in Enterbrain's MAGI-CU Comics.

      Games

      SoniComi (2011, PC)

      SoniComi (ソニコミ?, full title Communication with Sonico) is a computer game for Microsoft Windows released on November 25, 2011, developed by Nitroplus and published by Nitroplus and Enterbrain. As a visual novel game, the player takes the role of Sonico's cameraman. The game features events where the player is able to take gravure photographs of her.[11][12] A PlayStation 3 adaptation with improved visuals, titled Motto! SoniComi (モット！ ソニコミ?, full title More Communication with Sonico), was released on March 20, 2014.[13][14] The PS3 version received a Famitsu score of 30/40.[15]

      SoniPro (2014, 3DS)

      SoniPro (ソニプロ?, full title Super Sonico in Production) is a game developed by Nitroplus and Imageepoch for the Nintendo 3DS announced during the 2013 Wonder Festival. As an idol-producing game, the player takes the role of Sonico's producer, who aims to train her to become an idol. The game was released on July 31, 2014.[13]

      Famitsu gave SoniPro a review score of 30/40.[16]

      Appearances in other games

      Sonico has made cameo appearances in various games, including Saints Row: The Third,[17] Le Ciel Bleu,[18] the visual novel Lovesick Puppies,[19] the Japanese online games Web Knight Carnival,[20][21] Mechanical Girl War Z,[22] Dragon League,[23] Dungeons Lord,[24] Momoiro Daisen Pylon[25] and Blue Sky Dragon Guild,[26] and will be a playable character in Super Heroine Chronicle.[17] Sonico appears as a character within the eroge Axanael developed by Nitroplus. She also appears in Square Enix's Kaku-San-Sei Million Arthur between March 11 and March 23, 2014.[27] Super Sonico appears in the Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel fighting game, appearing as a support character in the arcade version and as a playable character in the console version.[28]

      Anime

      A television anime series titled SoniAni: Super Sonico The Animation (そにアニ?) was announced at the Nitro Super Sonic 2013 event held at the Tokyo International Forum.[17][29][30][31][32] Produced by White Fox, the 12-episode series aired in Japan between January 6, 2014 and March 24, 2014 and was simulcast by Crunchyroll.[33][34] A DVD and Blu-ray release of the TV series in Japan was announced for March 19, 2014.[35] Sentai Filmworks have licensed the series in North America and will release it on Blu-ray Disc and DVD on May 26, 2015.[36][37] The Anime Network began streaming the series February 6, 2014.[38] MVM Films have licensed the series in the United Kingdom.[39]

      The main opening song of the anime is "SuperSoni♥" (すぱそにっ♥ SupaSoni♥?) by Super Sonico (Ayano Yamamoto). The opening theme for episode one is "Beat Goes On" by Super Sonico, whilst a different ending theme, each performed by First Astronomical Velocity (Yamamoto, Mai Goto, and Mami Ozaki), is featured in each episode.

      Episode list

      No. Title Ending theme Original air date
      1 "I'll Do My Bets~♪"
      "Ganbarimausyo~♪" (がんばりまうｓよ～♪)       		 "Love the World" by First Astronomical Velocity January 6, 2014
      Sonico wakes up late and prepares food for her pet cats. She meets people as she rushes towards the college and still ends up late to class. Her professor praises her intellect but criticizes for her tardiness. After class, she attends a photo shoot with a lecherous client. After an array of photos, the client requests Sonico wear a much more revealing outfit but thanks to the intervention of Mr. Kitamura, Sonico's manager, she does not. After the photo shoot, she helps waiting on customers at her grandmother's bar where a baseball team is their regular patron giving praises on Sonico's growth. After a phone call from her bandmates, she meets up with Suzu, the bassist, and Fuuri, the drummer. They practice a new song that Suzu composed. 
      2 "First Astronomical Velocity"
      "Daiichi Uchū Sokudo" (第一宇宙速度)       		 "Sky Love Hurricane" (スカイラブハリケーン Sukai Rabu Harikēn?) by First Astronomical Velocity January 13, 2014
      Sonico is preparing for a concert with her band, First Astronomical Velocity, but things prove troublesome when a sudden modelling job comes into play. 
      3 "Sonico Goes to Okinawa"
      "Soniko, Okinawa ni Iku" (そに子、沖縄に行く)       		 "Summer Illusion" (サマーイリュージョン Samā Iryūjon?) by First Astronomical Velocity January 20, 2014
      Sonico goes to Okinawa for a modeling shoot. The first day she meets all the staff, and has dinner with them. The manager, Kitamura, shows Sonico back to her room so she could get some rest, and is invited to go drinking by the client. Another man approaches when he hears Kitamura speaking so highly of his model. The next afternoon, after the photo shoot, the man calls Kitamura to remind him that he agreed to Sonico appearing in an action series shooting that evening. Unfortunately, while watching Sonico during the filming, Kitamura's protective instincts kick in, resulting in him becoming the unwilling superhero star of that week's TV show episode. 
      4 "Daydream"
      "Deidorīmu" (デイドリーム)       		 "Moonlight de Buttebase! ~Moonlight Star~" (ムーンライトでぶっとばせ! 〜MOONLIGHT STAR〜 Mūnraito de Buttobase! ~Moonlight Star~?) by First Astronomical Velocity January 27, 2014
      Sonico gets a postcard from someone with no sender written. It seems to be from a tropical location, and there's only a few words printed. Sonico remembers her past. Everything started when she was into rock during middle school. She couldn't express herself honestly and with as much power as a rock musician, so she wanted to be like one. She finds an upperclassman who sets her on her path to stardom by giving her a guitar named "Daydream". 
      5 "New World"
      (New World)       		 "Crystal Dream" (クリスタル・ドリーム Kurisutaru Dorīmu?) by First Astronomical Velocity February 3, 2014
      A woman editor working for a local magazine is directed (over her protests) to write an article on Sonico, as part of a series on celebrities that live locally. She does not expect Sonico and her manager to agree to direct observation but they do, feeling that it is important to have local exposure. So the editor spends the day observing Sonico expecting the famous model to be shallow and self-absorbed. However she finds Sonico to be a typical college student and her classmates are mostly unaware that Sonico is a famous model. The while waiting in Sonico's bedroom the editor finds a notebook of Sonico's compositions and comes to respect Sonico's dedication to her music, her band and bandmates. This forces the editor to reflect on how she is living her own life. 
      6 "Cruising of the Dead"
      "Kurūjingu obu za Deddo" (クルージング・オブ・ザ・デッド)       		 "Nightmare Buster" (ナイトメア・バスター Naitomea Basutā?) by First Astronomical Velocity February 10, 2014
      Ouka Satsurikuin, Sonico's co-worker at the modeling agency, gets a job as the spokesperson of a new fat-reducing ointment. Ouka invites Sonico, Suzu, and Fuuri to join her on a VIP cruise to celebrate the product's launch. In a private cabin the ointment company's owner is confronted by one of her own staff, concerned that the product has had insufficient testing, she proceeds with the product release anyway. Ouka's roll-out presentation goes very well, with samples given to attendees who are pleased with the immediate results. That night, however, Ouka, Sonico and her bandmates find themselves on the run from the other passengers, who have effectively become zombies from the ointment's side-effects and are desperately hungry. With the cruise ship out at sea there are few places they can go to get away, which they must do until the effects of the cream wears off. 
      7 "Star Rain"
      "Sutā Rein" (スターレイン)       		 "Star Rain" (スターレイン Sutā Rein?) by First Astronomical Velocity February 17, 2014
      Sonico goes on a trip for some lyrical inspiration, conversing with another woman on the way to her stopover in Niigata. Whilst stopping over in Tainai City, Sonico comes across a glassmaker, who teaches her to make a little accessory. The next day, Sonico heads towards the local hot springs, meeting people and encountering many sights along the way. After checking into the hot springs and taking a dip, she tries to find her way to an observatory but gets lost in the woods. However, she manages to follow a raccoon to where the observatory is, becoming awed by the starlit sky. 
      8 "Super Sonico Murder Case"
      "Sūpā Soniko Satsujin Jiken" (すーぱーそに子殺人事件)       		 "Shinjitsu no Hikari" (真実のヒカリ The Light of Truth?) by First Astronomical Velocity February 24, 2014
      As First Astronomical Velocity get together at the Supernova studio to rehearse for an upcoming concert, Sonico is found allegedly 'murdered' inside a locked waiting room, though are relieved to find she had only fallen unconscious. Just then, Suzu's younger sister, Ena, appears, deciding she wants to investigate the mystery, coming up with ludicrous theories over who Sonico's 'murderer' is. They soon discover that Sonico's guitar has gone missing, which soon leads to Ena becoming implicated for the crime herself. In the end, they find the guitar on the stage and Sonico's fall was simply an accident. Later, after Sonico and the others take their leave, Ena confronts Supernova's maid, Miina, who had lied about the room being locked Sonico to keep the others from discovering she had broken an amp. 
      9 "Sonico's Longest Day"
      "Soniko no Ichiban Nagai Hi" (そに子の一番長い日)       		 "Go! Go!" (ゴー! ゴー! Gō! Gō!?) by First Astronomical Velocity March 3, 2014
      Sonico and her classmates participate in a college fair, starting off by helping out at a sailor maid café. Her schedule soon becomes busier when she is asked to fill in for both the Light Music Club's guitarist and Ouka's modelling work, due to both of them falling ill. She soon learns she has been entered into a beauty contest, which coincides with her mini-concert, whilst the café suddenly requests her help at the same time. With Sonico torn between the three jobs, Suzu and Fuuri disguise themselves as Sonico to fill in for her at the café and contest, whilst Sonico herself performs in the concert. With all the commotion settled, Sonico holds her marine biology exhibit for all the children. 
      10 "Ramen and a Little Rice"
      "Rāmen ni Han Raisu" (ラーメンに半ライス)       		 "Affection" by First Astronomical Velocity March 10, 2014
      Sonico takes in a stray Munchkin cat, which she names Rice, to join her five other cats; Roasty, Porky, Noodles, Fishcake, and Tasty. However, Rice doesn't seem to get along well with the other cats, and seems more interested in escaping Sonico's apartment. One day, Rice makes a break out of the apartment in search of its owner, so Sonico and the other cats head off in search for him. Rice is soon cornered by a hostile dog, but the other cats soon come to his rescue, getting him safely to Sonico, who returns him to his owner's house to reunite with his mother. Afterwards, Rice pays a visit to Sonic's apartment to spend some time with his new cat friends. 
      11 "A Saint Comes to Town"
      "Seija ga Machi ni Yattekuru" (聖者が街にやってくる)       		 "Very Merry" (ベリメリ Beri Meri?) by First Astronomical Velocity March 17, 2014
      With Christmas approaching, the Musatani Shopping Center finds themselves up against a giant department store that has appeared recently. Suzu, who is asked to help bring younger customers to the shopping center, has Sonico, Fuuri, and various others to act as Santa girls to appeal to customers and increase sales. When the department store responds by employing some popular idols to draw the customers away, Suzu decides they need an official Santa Claus to appear on Christmas Eve to appeal to parents and children. On her way home, Sonico encounters a young girl named Ayaka who is upset about her father not being able to come home in time for Christmas. On Christmas Eve, Sonico brings Ayaka to meet Santa, who turns out to be Ayaka's father, bringing her the present she wanted the most. 
      12 "We're Right Here♪"
      "Koko ni Imausu♪" (ここにいまうs♪)       		 "SUPERORBITAL" by First Astronomical Velocity March 24, 2014
      First Astronomical Velocity decide to hold a concert for New Year's Eve, but Suzu ends up overspending her budget, leaving them with no money for speakers. Wanting to go ahead with the concert, each of the members asks for favors from their friends and neighbors to help put the concert together, even helping to stream it on the internet. Although the concert gets off to a good start, the strings on Sonico's guitar break midway through the performance. However, her grandmother, Leila, manages to save the day with her own guitar, buying time for Sonico to replace the strings. Looking back over the past year, Sonico and all her friends and supporters see the new year in together. 

      Other media

      Gravure books featuring Sonico were released by Enterbrain on July 7, 2011. An internet radio show, SoniRadio (そにっくらじお♪?), began broadcasting on March 24, 2011. A Sonico-themed non-game networking software application for iOS has also been released.[40]

      Endorsements

      Sonico was used to promote the International Exhibition Center station of the Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Rinkai Line.[41] She is also being used to promote the Soni Plateau (曽爾高原 Soni Kougen?) brand of beer from Nara Prefecture, as a collaboration based on the similar-sounding name.[42] Sonico was also the mascot for the 2013 Anitamasai Convention in Saitama.[43]

      The Super Sonico Tab is a special edition ASUS MeMo Pad ME172v tablet computer featuring an artwork of Sonico on the rear of the device.[44]

      Notes

      References

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