IDOLiSH7 Second Beat!

Things are really beginning to take off for IDOLiSH7 – their recognition is growing, they're getting offers to open or perform alongside big names like TRIGGER and Re:Vale, and even their own dedicated talk show is in the works. It's all perfectly timed to coincide with the fifth anniversary of the Zero Arena venue, but not everything is coming up roses. Riku's health leads to him needing to take a break from the grueling center position and someone claiming to be the missing idol Zero is making threats against the three groups planning to perform at the anniversary concert – and Re:Vale, who is covering a Zero song, is getting most of the ire. With developments in Tamaki's hunt for his missing sister Aya looming as well, is there any way that IDOLiSH7 can continue their ascent?

Every genre and subgenre has its day in the sun, but idol shows' may have never truly gone behind a cloud, whether the idols are male, female, or a mix of both. There are, however, degrees of success, and while it may be tempting to look at the bits and pieces of a show that have grown stale or feel overused, it's rarely an actual good measure of its quality. That's the danger IDOLiSH7 has been courting since its first season, and even as this second one leans into some very hoary tropes, it still manages to rise above the sum of its parts to be one of the better, if not best, male idol shows around.

This is something that is apparent since the first season: this show isn't featuring characters who are strictly tropes and types, but instead fleshed-out characters who happen to slot into some familiar patterns. Yes, the candy-bright color-coding is all-too familiar, and yes, we can say that there are specific players like “the perky one,” “the foreign blond one,” and “the sickly one,” but the writing isn't content to simply leave things at that. Everyone's got their own personality and personal issues that emerge over the course of the story. Nagi is perhaps one of the best examples of this simply because he's so loud most of the time; with his (kind of atrocious) accent and proud otaku tendencies, not to mention his penchant for cheesy romantic lines, it would be easy to just write him off as the annoying one. But when push comes to shove, Nagi is able to rise to the occasion in a way no one else can. In the case of The Second Beat, that means stepping up and using political skills that none of the other guys or Tsumugi realized that he had. Nagi singlehandedly solves a sticky PR situation that could easily have tanked IDOLiSH7's rise, and proves capable of a professionalism that virtually all of his other scenes make seem impossible. While we don't know why he's so good at this, that feels more like another piece of character development that the story will get to later rather than a plot hole, because what's important in the moment is that Nagi can, much like Iori, transfer his skills when he needs to support the people he cares about.

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