THE IDOLM@STER MOVIE 輝きの向こう側へ! (2006)
THE iDOLM@STER Master Movie was released on September 27th, 2006 at the price of ¥5,500 by Columbia Music Entertainment. The video features live footage of the THE IDOLM@STER 1st ANNIVERSARY LIVE (which was held at Studio Coast on July 23rd, 2006), and a documentary that includes "LESSON SCENES", "SCENE Rehearsals", and cast interviews. All of the songs performed were in their "M@STER VERSIONS". The video is split into sections that correspond with the songs, with each section focusing on the idol and performer who own the image song. While Juri Takita does not appear in the concert, she does appear in the bonus track dramas. Rie Kugimiya was featured in the interview portions of the songs she was featured in. However, her face is not shown during any concert performances due to restrictions from her management at the time. Because of this, Mahou o Kakete! and Here we go!!, though performed as "M@STER VERSIONS", only had small portions of the performances featured on the DVD.
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- Eriko Nakamura — Haruka Amami
- Asami Imai — Chihaya Kisaragi
- Yurika Ochiai — Yukiho Hagiwara
- Mayako Nigo — Yayoi Takatsuki
- Naomi Wakabayashi — Ritsuko Akizuki
- Chiaki Takahashi — Azusa Miura
- Rie Kugimiya — Iori Minase
- Hiromi Hirata — Makoto Kikuchi
- Asami Shimoda — Ami Futami / Mami Futami
- Juri Takita — Kotori Otonashi
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