SEBATASBERITA.COM – Belum lama ini, laman resmi anime PriPara langsung mengumumkan 2 orang yang akan menjadi pengisi suara atau seiyuu pada film terbaru mereka. Ternyata yang paling membuat publik tercengang dan kagum, Mantan Ibu Negara RI Pertama, Dewi Soekarno alias Naoko Remoto dipercaya menjadi seiyuu tamu alias pengisi suara dalam sebuah anime movie bertajuk PriPara Minna no Akogare Let’s Go PriPari.

Kabar tersebut memang langsung membuat netizen dan publik kaget juga kagum, pasalnya usai ditinggal lama oleh Presiden Soekarno, Dewi bisa sukses menjadi selebritis di Jepang. Kabar beredar, jika ia pada Film anime Pripara akan berperan isi suara tokoh Ploria Okanda, yaitu seorang kepala sekolah di Paprika Private Academy juga menjadi kakak Gloria Okanda. Selanjutnya untuk pemeran Mini-Falulu akan diperankan oleh Rina Kawaei.

Film anime Pripara kabarnya akan rilis pada tanggal 12 Maret 2016 yang akan datang, pada seri film anime ini akan bercerita kisah Laala cs yang harus bisa menolong Falulu dalam mengirimkan sinyal SOS dari dunia Pripara yang sempat menghilang. Kabar baiknya, semua pengisi terdahulu pun tetap akan hadir pada Pripara kali ini.

Sontak saja, Dewi Soekarno Pengisi Suara Anime Pripara sampai saat ini menjadi pembicaraan dunia. Sosok Istri ke 5 Presiden Soekarno ini memang tidak merasa kesulitan berbahasa Jepang pasalnya diketahui apabila dirinya memang asli dari Jepang dengan nama asli Naoko Nemoto.

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2016 PriPara Film Casts Dewi Sukarno, Rina Kawaei in Guest Roles

The official website for the PriPara anime franchise announced on Thursday that Dewi Sukarno and Rina Kawaei will voice guest roles in the PriPara Mi~nna no Akogare Let's Go PriPari (PriPara Eeeeveryone's Longing Let's Go PriPari) anime film.

Dewi Sukarno (left photo in below picture), the widow of former Indonesian president Sukarno, will play the film-original character Ploria Ōkanda, headmistress of Paprika Private Academy and older sister of Gloria Ōkanda. This will be Dewi Sukarno's voice acting debut. Kawaei (right photo) will play Mini-Falulu.

Avex Pictures previously streamed a 60-second theatrical preview for the anime film.

The film will open in Japan on March 12.

The third film will be the franchise's first to feature a completely new story. In the story, Falulu is far away in the heart of the PriPara world in Puransu. The sparkle is disappearing from the idol sacred ground PriPara, and Falulu sends an SOS message to Laala and her friends. If the sparkle doesn't return, the PriPara world itself will disappear. Laala and her friends try to help Falulu, and they work together to save the PriPara world.

The main cast members of the television anime series and previous films are reprising their roles.

Makoto Moriwaki will return from the first film and television series to direct at Tatsunoko Production. Kazuyuki Fudeyasu (Tantei Opera Milky Holmes, Monster Musume) will provide the scripts. Masafumi Sato will serve as assistant director and be in charge of continuity and production. Shoji Hara will be the chief animation director and again design the characters. Kunio Okawara (Mobile Suit Gundam, Armored Trooper Votoms) will provide mechanical designs. Yoshihiro Otobe will return from the previous films as CG director, and Yukio Nagasaki (One Piece Film Z, Asura) will serve as sound director.

The second anime film, Tobidasu PriPara ~Miina de Mezase! Idol Grand Prix (Spring Out PriPara ~Aim for the Top, Eeeeveryone! Idol Grand Prix), premiered in both 2D and stereoscopic 3D versions in Japan in October.

The first anime series inspired by SynSophia's arcade game for girls premiered in July 2014. The franchise's first film, Gekijō-ban PriPara Mi~nna Atsumare! Prism Tours, premiered in March 2015, and the second TV anime season premiered in April. The franchise will receive a musical adaptation in February 2016. The anime's third season will premiere in April.

The story of the television anime revolves around Laala, an elementary school girl who wants to become an idol in PriPara, a sport that judges girls on their song, dance, and fashion. The invitation to the sport is through a PriPara ticket. Even though elementary school students at her school are not allowed to become PriPara idols, through many events, she passes the audition, and becomes an idol.