虹プロ fancy - NiziUのメンバーのプロフィールと虹プロの成績・順位まとめ

The groups were evaluated by Park, member and member. The showcase was evaluated by Park and members and. Archived from on December 26, 2018. Part 2, which focused on the finals in 2020 between the top 14 contestants, was broadcast from May 22, 2020 to June 26, 2020. Auditions opened on May 1, 2019 for girls aged 15-22 years old. Songs and heats were assigned randomly. Maya Katsumura's team won, with all team members receiving cubes. The second round of auditions took place from July to August 2019 in eight locations in Japan as well as Hawaii and Los Angeles, with 26 contestants selected by JYP Entertainment founder. The contestants with 3 or more cubes were allowed to proceed to the boot camp in South Korea. Mako Yamaguchi's team won the first round, while Miihi Suzuno's team won the second round, with both teams earning cubes. A second set of cubes was introduced in Part 2, with four additional tests. Part 2 was broadcast from May 22, 2020 to June 26, 2020. Momoka Hirai 13th was eliminated for ranking last in two rounds. The winners of this round are Miihi Suzuno 1st , Mako Yamaguchi 2nd , Riku Oe 3rd , and Maya Katsumura 4th. Nizi Project is centered on JYP Entertainment founder selecting members for the girl group out of 26 girls, who eventually debuted as. Each contestant chose her own song and performance. The second round of auditions took place from July to August 2019 in Sapporo, Sendai, Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, and Okinawa, as well as Hawaii and Los Angeles in the United States. Everyone else within the top 9 also received cubes as runner-ups. A special feature of Nizi no Kake Hashi was broadcast on June 26, 2020, with announcer Keisuke Mori co-hosting the segment with Kosaka. Jessi "Yasashisa de Afureru You ni" 13 Los Angeles Mei Plunkett "Bad Girl Good Girl" Miss A Not broadcast 14 Ana Sato "What Is Love? The 26 contestants attended a boot camp in Tokyo in September 2019 for four nights and five days. Contestants had an opportunity to appeal and be awarded any of the first three cubes missed as they perform in the showcase in episodes 9 and 10. The bottom 4 contestants did not receive cubes, and Akari Inoue 13th ranked last. Each contestant selected by Park would be given a cube pendant based on the Nizi Project logo. Additional cubes were granted to Riku Oe 4th , Akari Inoue 5th , and Nina Hillman 9th as runner-ups. During the next set of evaluations, Park revealed an additional set of four cubes to award to the contestants based on growth, teamwork, image, and a final overall grade. Order Contestant Song Rank Result 1 Rio Hanabashi "Lady" 6 Runner-up 2 Akari Inoue "" 13 Last 3 Miihi Suzuno "" 1 Won 4 Ayaka Arai "" 9 Runner-up 5 Nina Hillman "" 7 Runner-up 6 Riku Oe "Who's Your Mama? Part 1 focused on the boot camp in 2019 with 26 contestants and was broadcast exclusively on from January 31, 2020 to March 27, 2020. Part 1 was broadcast from January 31, 2020 to March 27, 2020 on. Color key Cube was awarded Cube was awarded as a runner-up Ranked last; at risk of elimination Eliminated or withdrawn Region Contestant Part 1 Part 2 Dance eps. For the first round, Mako Yamaguchi's team performed "Beyond the Rainbow" and Maya Katsumura's team performed "Boom Boom Boom", with Katsumura's team winning. The remaining contestants did not receive cubes, and Momoka Hirai 13th ranked last. During the second auditions, Park and a panel of judges selected 26 contestants, which they awarded with Nizi pendants, and they would attend a boot camp in Tokyo that lasted four nights and five days. PDF from the original on January 15, 2021. Archived from on April 1, 2019. The series is a joint project between and with the intention of creating a Japanese aimed at a global audience. Prior to the finale of Part 2, Sukkiri ran a 25-minute feature of all the episodes from June 15 to June 26, 2020 on weekdays. Exile Professional Gym Headline in Japanese. The top 14 contestants were sent to train in South Korea for six months in December 2019. Auditions for Japanese girls aged 15-22 years old opened on May 1, 2019 and were evaluated by a panel of judges. During the boot camp, the contestants were evaluated under four categories: dance, vocals, X factor, and personality. Throughout the show, Park would evaluate each contestant in four different categories, with a triangular cube awarded to a contestant to fill her pendant if he felt she satisfied the category. Additional cubes were awarded to Mako Yamaguchi 1st , Rio Hanabashi 2nd , Mayuka Ogou 3rd , Rima Yokoi 6th , Nina Hillman 8th , and Riria Ikematsu 9th as runner-ups. In the second round, both teams performed "Make You Happy", with Yamaguchi's team winning. Not broadcast 5 Ayane Marutani "Who's Your Mama? Broadcast order Contestant Song Rank Result 1 Maya Katsumura "" 12 Runner-up 2 Miihi Suzuno "" 2 Won 3 Yuna "" Twice 8 Runner-up 4 Ayaka Arai "Dalla Dalla" Itzy 16 Runner-up 5 Riria Ikematsu "Dalla Dalla" Itzy 3 Won 6 Rio Hanabashi "Summertime" , Keiju, 9 Runner-up 7 Akari Inoue "Dalla Dalla" Itzy 10 Runner-up 9 Mako Yamaguchi "" 1 Won 10 Ririka Kishida "Cheer Up Japanese ver. Order Heat Team Contestant Song Battle Outcome Rank Result 1 B Mr. Beginning with Part 2, the series was also broadcast on. If a contestant ranks in the bottom twice, she is automatically eliminated. During the rank announcements, Park announced the top 9 contestants, who were chosen to debut in. Broadcast order Contestant Song Rank Result 1 Momoka Hirai "" 11 Runner-up 2 Miu Sakurai "" 10 Won 3 Miihi Suzuno "" 3 Won 4 Riku Oe "Yuki no Hana" Mika Nakashima 4 Won 5 Rima Yokoi "" 7 Runner-up 6 Maya Katsumura "A Japanese ver. Afterwards, the contestants were awarded blue cubes for personality based on feedback from the trainers, staff, and the answers that the contestants provided on their questionnaires. In both rounds, the teams would perform new songs originally composed by Park. Approximately 10,231 people auditioned for the show. If Park felt a contestant satisfied one of the categories, he would award her a triangular cube to fill her Nizi pendant.。

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