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#GUSO DROP MEMBERS MOVIE#
#GUSO DROP MEMBERS FREE#

In Guso Drop, members are not to be used as subjects of movie or audio recordings. Regarding the taking or making of photos or videos. Please be advised that during communication time, you may not high five, shake hands or otherwise touch the members.ģ. Regarding Touching, Handshakes and the ilk. This is to ensure parity between all fans, so that as many as possible can attend the communication time. Whilst the majority of the time one ticket will get you one minute, be advised that at large-scale events it may be reduced to between 45 and 30 seconds. Depending on the size of the event, the communication time will differ. Please refrain from using multiple tickets together. Communication tickets are to be used one at a time. After this, please separate into five lines and go into the one of the member you wish to communicate with. For every 1000 yen you spend you get a communication ticket. I'm translating this right from the website's Rules page.Īt the onset, please buy the goods you would like from the staff. Obviously, you can't have more than one card, you can't let someone else use your card, and if you lose it you have to pay 500 yen to get a new one. At the moment they're at about 78 or something.

Also, when they hit a certain number of Gushin members (300) they get to hold a one-man live.

Gushin Member only events (possibility).

#GUSO DROP MEMBERS FREE#

One time only free entry to a paid live (Red Nose Lives are free so don't count.

5 Communication Tickets (one for each member).

Thank you for joining all member handshake (10 seconds each) on the day of joining only.

A proof of joining photo (2L size) and they post another on Twitter.

The bit at the top of the goods page above is the Gushin Card. The actual cheki bit is short as hell because the talking and stuff is supposed to be done with the communication ticket. You can have it done with your own camera or phone or whatever, if you don't like carrying around polaroids everywhere in a little album. They also have like a cheki lottery, that you do for 500 yen and if you win you get a cheki or something. If you buy a cheki (which is 1000 yen) you get to have a communication ticket with the person you bought the cheki with, so they can sign it or scribble on it. Now, every time you buy something worth more than 1000 yen you get a communication ticket for a member. Here is a link to what you can buy: Goods. Looks wise she reminds me a bit of Watanabe Miyuki doing the 80s-shtick thing at the moment. In the songs she's the one who usually takes the spoken word monologues and seems to be the most normal of the members.

They say her colour is "water blue" but everything contradicts that so I'm just going with blue. Also showcases quite a bit of characters, quite a bit of what their lives are like and some of buppan.Īlso going to link Level 6 because I really like the death-vocal tradeoff between Saki and Rei at 2:19.Īnyway, some more information on the members: Actually among the most punk idol songs I've ever heard. They released a PV not too long ago for their latest song, Middle of Nowhere PUNK Pseudo-Girl. Slow Jouzu Janakutemo Iijan, Takaga Ongaku Nandakara. I've linked some videos before but I'll link them again because I can. I've seen them compared to PassCode, which is probably about the only thing anywhere close. The music is mostly of a rock nature, playing with djent, dubstep, punk, post-metal and a bit of thrash just to, you know, break the minds of anyone listening. I have absolutely no fucking idea what that means. The website describes them as "Soft Prick-Style Idols". Their theme, as far as I've managed to ascertain, is uncertain. In any case, Guso Drop are the new(ish) idol group formed by the same people behind 2&. Whilst I did go into a lot of detail in my part three of Japan post, I think I need to make a post that profiles the members slightly more than just Saki.