Tribe Cool Crew

Tribe Cool Crew
	Promotional image featuring (from top) Haneru, Kanon, Mizuki, Kumo, and Yuzuru.
トライブクルクル; (Toraibu KuruKuru)
Genre	Comedy, Dance, Music
Anime television series
Directed by	Masaya Fujimori
Produced by	Chieko Kusunoki (Mētele); Akiko Hirayama (Asatsu-DK); Isao Minegishi (Sunrise→BN Pictures)
Written by	Atsuhiro Tomioka; Miya Asakawa; Nobuaki Yamaguchi; Kouji Miura; Yuko Ishiyama; Makoto Koyama
Music by	avex proworks (Dance Side); A-bee (Drama Side)
Studio	Sunrise (ep1-24); BN Pictures (ep25-50)
Licensed by	NA: Sentai Filmworks;
Original network	TV Asahi
English network	NA: Anime Network;
Original run	September 28, 2014 – October 4, 2015
Episodes	50
Game
Tribe Cool Crew: The G@me
Developer	NanaOn-Sha
Publisher	Bandai Namco Entertainment
Genre	Rhythm
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Released	May 28, 2015

Tribe Cool Crew (トライブクルクル, Toraibu KuruKuru) is a 2014 Japanese anime series produced by Sunrise, and later by its subsidiary, BN Pictures. The series, directed by Masaya Fujimori, aired on TV Asahi between September 28, 2014 and October 4, 2015. The series is licensed in North America by Sentai Filmworks.

Plot

One day, Haneru Tobitatsu, a middle school student who loves to dance, meets Kanon Otosaki, a girl who is also skilled at dancing, but is shy about doing it in public. As the two get to know each other, they team up with three other dancers; Kumo, Mizuki, and Yuzuru, to form the dance group Tribe Cool Crew.^[2]

Characters

Tribe Cool Crew

Cool Crew

Haneru Tobitatsu (飛竜ハネル, Tobitatsu Haneru): Voiced by: Shizuka Ishigami; An energetic young boy who makes up for his short stature with incredible jumping ability. He has a strong love for dancing, wanting to be just like his idol, Jay-El. He initially forms the Cool Crew unit with Kanon before merging with Tribal Soul to become Tribe Cool Crew.
Kanon Otosaki (音咲カノン, Otosaki Kanon): Voiced by: Yuri Yamaoka; A very shy girl who attends a private girls' academy. Prior to meeting Haneru, she posts anonymous dance videos online under the persona of "Rhythm", but soon starts to break out of her shell after meeting Haneru.

Tribal Soul (トライバルソウル, Toraibaru Souru)

Kumonosuke "Kumo" Sakagami (坂上雲之介, Sakagami Kumonosuke): Voiced by: Toru Sakurai; The leader of the Tribal Soul dance crew alongside Mizuki and Yuzuru, who specializes in breakdancing. Despite his fearsome appearance, he is quite kind. He tends to call out to and challenge those who interest him.
Mizuki Mashiro (真城ミズキ, Mashiro Mizuki): Voiced by: Yuko Hara; Tribal Soul's second member, a kind-hearted woman who specializes in jazz and has a love of sweets as well as a relaxed personality.
Yuzuru Tempoin (天宝院ユヅル, Tenpoin Yuzuru): Voiced by: Sōma Saitō; A slightly portly but very gentlemanly member of Tribal Soul, who often serves as the MC for the group. He is described as a "dance machine", skilled in all kinds of dance.

Blossom Bullets

Explos1ve Machine Guns (爆音マシンガンズ, Bakuon Mashin Ganzu)

Yuji Shishido (獅子堂ユージ, Shishidō Yūji): Voiced by: Chika Anzai
Sota Noguchi (野口ソータ, Noguchi Sōta): Voiced by: Nana Nītsu
Riki Sakota (迫田リキ, Sakota Riki): Voiced by: Kōhei Aoyama

Team Sakura (TEAM 桜)

Hinata Sakuragawa (桜坂ヒナタ, Sakuragawa Hinata): Voiced by: Mii Miki
Manabi Sakuragawa (桜坂マナビ, Sakuragawa Manabi): Voiced by: Hibiki Yamamura

Other dance groups

With the Grandiose Yatsugatake Range to the East, the Lake Suwa's Waters Shine Clear, and On its Shores, We Perform the Steps of a New Dawn (東に仰ぐ雄大な八ヶ岳静かに横たわる諏訪湖の畔で俺たちは夜明けのステップを踏む, Higashi ni Aogu Yūdaina Yatsugatake Shizuka ni Yokotawaru Suwa-ko no Hotori de Ore-tachi wa Yoake no Suteppu o Fumu)

Lui (ルイ, Rui): Voiced by: Shinya Takahashi
Moe (モエ): Voiced by: Shiori Izawa

Dance Road

Jey El (ジェイ・エル, Jei Eru): Voiced by: Anri Katsu; A world famous dancer whose dance moves bring inspiration to many.
Master T (マスターT, Masutā Tī): Voiced by: Hiromichi Tezuka; A mysterious man who is often seen wearing various disguises and performing moonwalks}.Sometimes seen observing talented dancers.
Hugh Witt (ヒュー・ウィット, Hyū Witto): Voiced by: Katsuki Donoshita; Jey El's butler.
MC Butz (MCバッツ, Emushī Battsu): Voiced by: Yutaka Furukawa; The MC of the Dance Road tournament.

Other characters

Tetsuo Tobitatsu (飛竜テツオ): Voiced by: Masaharu Tahara; Haneru's father.
Mariko Tobitatsu (飛竜マリコ): Voiced by: Misa Kobayashi; Haneru's mother.
Wakui (涌井): Voiced by: Shinya Takahashi; A security guard at the Memorial Hall where Haneru and Kanon originally practise.
Ayumu Itou (伊藤アユム, Itō Ayumu): Voiced by: Atsumi Tanezaki; Kanon's best friend and classmate.

Media

Anime

The series, produced by Sunrise and later BN Pictures, aired on TV Asahi in Japan between September 28, 2014 and October 4, 2015 and was simulcast by Crunchyroll.^[3] The series is directed by Masaya Fujimori and written by Atsuhiro Tomioka, with character design by Yoshiaki Yanagida and music production by Avex Proworks and A-bee. The opening theme is "Heartbeat" performed by Lol.^[4] The series is licensed in North America by Sentai Filmworks.^[5] Like a few anime television series that are broadcast on TV Asahi. The anime incorporates all the credits into the opening theme and there is no ending theme or ending for the show. A first for Sunrise's anime television series since it aired on TV Asahi.

Video game

A video game by Bandai Namco Entertainment, titled Tribe Cool Crew: The G@me (トライブクルクル THE G@ME), was released on May 28, 2015 for the Nintendo 3DS.^[6]

References

External links

Official website (in Japanese)
Tribe Cool Crew (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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[2] "Anime Spotlight - TRIBE COOL CREW".

[3] "Crunchyroll to Stream Grisaia, Cross Ange, Tribal Cool Crew".

[4] "- YouTube". YouTube.

[5] "Sentai Filmworks Adds Tribe Cool Crew Anime".

[6] "3Ds「トライブクルクル the G@Me」ティザーPv". YouTube.

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