I’ve long believed that if you’re going to make an idol group, you need at least one of them to be an asshole to get the most out of your group of cute girls and/or boys. Having a jerk, even one with the corners sanded down, just offers a lot more opportunities for comedy and engaging dialogue, and it’s a big factor in what’s often made Love Live! such a success. µ’s wouldn’t be the same without Nico Yazawa and her spiteful, undying devotion to achieving Idol Success, and whilst Aquors did alright with subbing in an offbeat weirdo with Yohane, it’s nice to see Superstar!! going back to tradition. Keke and Kanon may be passionately pursuing their musical dreams, but Sumire is here to take the spotlight, by force if necessary.
Right off the bat, “Street Corner Galaxy” represents a notable step up in Superstar‘s already strong Face Game. There are dozens and dozens of…
