Main theme: KING OF PRISM -PRIDE the HERO-
Have you ever participated in a "cheering screening"? Cosplay, cheering, "tsukkomi" chorus, chemical light... It is a new movie appreciation style which becomes a boom in Japan. It reverses the concept of traditional movie appreciation which was to watch the show quietly... In a sense, this "cheering screening" movement reaches a fever pitch as a live concert. This style of enjoying the show started with the movie "KING OF PRISM by Pretty Rhythm" known as "Kinpri" which was published in January 2016 as a celebration of the "cheering screening" style. The latest movie "KING OF PRISM -PRIDE the HERO-" of the theatrical version of "Kinpri" series has been on screen from June 10th. Not only the work but also the support screening is further raised. This time, we feature "Kinpri" in which girls in Japan are enthusiastic and check out the "actual status of cheering screening".
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