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TO-Y

トーイ

TO-Y

5.51987·OVA·1 episodes·55 min per ep
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Synopsis

Two weeks before a concert at Yaon Hibiya auditorium (1987.8.26), while playing at the club Shinjuku Loft, lead vocalist To-Y (pron: to-o-i) of the band GASP is jumped by a rival, Aikawa Yoji. GASP is a upcoming band known for its violence, struggling to be noticed against the popularity of hotshot Aikawa, who's #1 on the charts and beloved by his fans. The Yaon Hibiya concert represents GASP's mainstream debut to break out of the small-time club scene, which is threatened by the schemes of Aikawa's manager, Ms. Kato of Koyama Productions. Kato wants To-Y to leave that "bunch of hoodlums," and sing independently for a major label. Adding to the confusion is an unexplained character who manifests feline traits, named Niya. Niya presents herself as "To-Y's aijin" ("Niya, To-Y no aijin da yo!") to the consternation of Koishikawa Hiderou, who has interest in To-Y. Koishikawa, also known as "Sonoko-chan," is typed as a "okama" by Niya. A running motif is GASP, it's fans, and associates regarded as unusual by the mainstream public, as exemplified by their musical taste, dress, and Classic Coke-drinking, which only contributes to more difficulty in their struggle to be accepted. (Source: AniDB)

Details

TO-Y is an OVA produced by Studio Gallop, adapted from the manga, first broadcast in Fall 1987.

Type
OVA
Aired
1987-10-01 to 1987-10-01
Season
Fall 1987
Episodes
1
Duration
55 min per ep
Source
Manga
Studio
Studio Gallop
Producers
Sony Music Entertainment

TO-Y opening and ending songs

1 opening, 1 ending and 4 insert songs from TO-Y, and who performed each

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Openings

  1. OP
    • PSY・S · performance
    • Masaya Matsuura · composition, arrangement
    • Kenzou Saeki · lyrics

Endings

  1. ED
    • PSY・S · performance
    • Masaya Matsuura · composition, arrangement
    • Yukio Matsuo · lyrics

Insert songs

  1. Insert
    • ZELDA · performance
  2. Insert
    • PSY・S · performance
  3. Insert
    • BARBEE BOYS · performance
  4. Insert
    • Qujila · performance

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