

GJ Club
Good Job-bu
GJ部
Synopsis
Shinomiya Kyouya is forced to become a new member of the GJ, an unidentified club that dwells in a room of the former building of a certain school. Here he meets the club leader, Mao, a short girl with a big attitude; Mao's younger sister, Megumi, who has the heart of a bipolar angel; the recognized genius with a lack of common sense, Shion; and the always-hungry and mysterious Kirara. Time flies with these unique girls around.
Details
GJ Club is a 12-episode TV series produced by Doga Kobo, adapted from the light novel, first broadcast in Winter 2013.
- Type
- TV
- Aired
- 2013-01-10 to 2013-03-28
- Season
- Winter 2013
- Episodes
- 12
- Duration
- 23 min per ep
- Source
- Light novel
- Studio
- Doga Kobo
- Producers
- VAP, Nippon Television Network
GJ Club opening and ending songs
1 opening, 4 endings and 1 insert song from GJ Club, and who performed each
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Openings
- OP
- Otome Shinto · performance
- Kenichi Maeyamada · lyrics
Endings
- ED1
- Maaya Uchida · performance
- Yume Miyamoto · performance
- Dekadai · composition, arrangement
- Eri Ishikawa · lyrics
- ED2
- Suzuko Mimori · performance
- Teppei Shimizu · arrangement
- Yoshie Isogai · lyrics
- ED3
- Chika Arakawa · performance
- Shingo Yamazaki · composition, arrangement
- ED4
- Chika Arakawa · performance
- Maaya Uchida · performance
- Suzuko Mimori · performance
- Yume Miyamoto · performance
- Takahiro Yamada · composition, lyrics, arrangement
Insert songs
- Insert
- Maaya Uchida · performance
ep 12 "Graduation Color"
Related titles
Other entries in the same franchise
- mangaGJ-bu
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