[Otome Watch Special] Report – Readyyy! Showww! (29th October, 2018)

Stream starts at time stamp 17:00

On 29th October, Readyyy! held a stream called Readyyy! Showww! (the triple w’s are intentional and in reference to the use of www‘s [used to express laughter] in the comments of streams). It was to commemorate 50,000 pre-registrations and featured the voice actors of both SP!CA and La-Veritta.

You can watch the stream in the video above if you missed out. Though I’ll do a little summary of everything shown and announced during the stream as well as other announcements from the official twitter below the “read more” tab.

[Otome Watch Special] Report – Toraware no Palm -Refrain- at Tokyo Game Show 2018

On 23rd September 2018, Toware no Palm -Refrain-  was shown off live for the public to see on Capcom’s stage at Tokyo Game Show. Let’s check a look.

[Otome Watch Special] Report – Readyyy! Project at Tokyo Game Show 2018

Check a look at a mini report on Readyyy! Project at Tokyo Game Show 2018.

[Otome Watch Special] Report -Readyyy! Go☆ld Stage Vol. 5 + Preregistration Information

On 26th August, Readyyy! held a special Gold Stage at Yomiuri Hall announcing something pretty big. Actually there were a lot of big announcements at this event but the biggest would be that they have started their preregistration campaign for the game. But first I’ve got some news to catch up on such as Readyyy!’s website getting a renewal. So I’ll start with that first to keep you all in antici……………pation for further news on what went down on Gold Stage Vol.5.

[Otome Watch Special] Report – Readyyy! Go☆ld Channel Vol. 4 & Vol 5

On July 21st (Saturday) and 22nd (Sunday), Readyyy had an exhibition at Sega Ikebukuro GiGO (game arcade) which displayed a lot of promotional material as well as selling some goods like tin badges as well as high five sessions with the cast on the day. Saturday’s session had SP!CA and Just 4U‘s cast of voice actors while Sunday’s session had Maten Rocket, RayGlanZ and La-Veritta‘s voice actors, these sessions had a night time stream dedicated to new game information, variety quizzes and other antics.

The streams are archived on their Youtube channel.

*I won’t add this post to the main Otome Watch post dedicated to Readyyy! Project because it does still lag when I edit it to the point it feels like I’m gonna crash my new computer lol.

[Otome Watch Special] Report – “Readyyy! Go★ld Channel Vol.3” & “Readyyy! Go★ld Stage Vol.4”

It’s been a while since I’ve done these report posts. The main Otome Watch post on Readyyy Project was getting too big and bloated that my laptop would lag and freeze so it became impossible to edit it and add new stuff to it, which is why I’m writing these as separate posts and adding a link to them in the main Otome Watch post (also I upgraded to a new computer so hopefully things will go more smoothly).

I’ll keep these posts short and informative as possible. I know I’m a month late on making a report on Gold Channel Vol.3 but better late than never (plus there was some information released in that stream that needs to be shared).

I’ll make a separate post for Gold Channel Vol.4 seeing it’d be a bit different in terms of format than last month’s.

[Otome Watch Special] Report – “Readyyy! Go★ld Stage Vol.0” & “Readyyy! Go★ld Channel Vol.1”

This report will cover two (2) events Readyyy Project had in the past week. The first event was Readyyy! Gold Stage Vol.0 on the stage of Segafes on April 14th (Segafes being a 2 day event showcasing Sega games and other announcements), where they announced a couple of things and finally released

The second event happened 3 days afterwards called “Readyyy! Gold Channel Vol.1”, an hour or so live show getting to know the voice actors with “variety show”-like segments.

[Otome Watch Special] Report – Readyyy! Project’s Second Live Event (14th March)

As promised, on March 14th Readyyy! Project held their second live event. As usual, they broadcasted it on twitch, youtube, periscope and nico douga (I’m using screenshots from the nico douga archive). I would usually add this to my original Otome Watch post but I figured out that condensing 2 hours of the stream into that post will make it more longer than usual, and would prolly lag it as well. So I’ll be writing separate posts like these event reports and then adding a link to my original Otome Watch post.

You can check out the Otome Watch post here, where it’ll give a better background on what this project is.

If you have a premium nico douga account you can watch the archive of the stream here but it’s only available for a limited time.