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AKB48 Music Stickers: Ultimate J-Pop Vibes For Your Chats
AKS and King Records teamed up to bring us the absolute best J-pop energy with this sticker pack. Featuring the top girls from the group legendary forty-ninth single, these voice-enabled designs are here to light up your daily conversations.
King Records and AKS are absolute powerhouses when it comes to entertainment in Japan. By turning the massive success of their hit single SukiNanda into digital stickers, they gave fans a direct way to bring idol culture right into their messaging apps.
AKB48 Music Stickers – 9252
Bring the great sounds of AKB48’s 49th single #SukiNanda to your chats with this music sticker set. Get to know each of the 16 Senbatsu girls with their unique voice stickers as well!
- Title : AKB48 Music Stickers
- Price : Paid
- Type : Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/9252
- Publisher : AKS/KING RECORDS
- Copyright : 2017 AKS | You,Be Cool!/KING RECORD Co.,Ltd.
Meet the Senbatsu Girls and Their Expressive Stickers
This pack features twenty-four unique designs of the sixteen Senbatsu members wearing matching, elegant white outfits against bright, colorful backgrounds. Let is walk through every single one of these awesome expressions.
Row One: Positive Starts
The first sticker shows the center, Sashihara Rino, smiling happily while lying in a sea of yellow balls with the track title, SukiNanda, which translates to I like you. Next, Watanabe Mayu and Matsui Jurina team up to form a cute heart shape over their heads. The third image features a girl pointing upwards with the orange text Tashikani, meaning For sure. Closing out the row is a sweet girl waving both hands saying Mata ne, which means See you.
Row Two: Daily Goodbyes and Tears
Starting the second row, a girl waves her hand with a friendly Baibai or Bye-bye. Next to her, a thumbs-up gesture comes with Mochiron, meaning Of course. The third sticker is a playful wink saying Aishitemasu, which translates to I love you. To finish the row, a teary-eyed girl looks down with Kanashii, meaning Sad.
Row Three: Hopes and Hunger
The third row kicks off with a girl holding her stomach saying Onaka suita, meaning I am hungry. Next is an inspirational pose pointing up that says Mokuhyou wa takaku, or Aim high. Following that, a girl with cute pigtails flashes double peace signs saying Tanoshikatta desu, meaning It was fun. The row ends with a sweet finger-pointing promise saying Yakusoku dayo, or It is a promise.
Row Four: Friendly Check-ins
The fourth row starts with a caring girl pointing forward saying Muri sunna yo, meaning Don’t overdo it. Next is a curious look with hand on chin saying Nani shiteru no, meaning What are you doing? After that, hands are clasped together in apology with Gomen ne, meaning Sorry. The row ends with a cheerful girl touching her cheeks saying Metcha kawaii, meaning Super cute.
Row Five: Polite and Surprised
Row five opens with a polite bow saying Yoroshiku onegai shimasu, meaning Please treat me well. Next, a girl peeks out from a yellow border with Chirari, meaning Peek. Beside her, a shocked girl holds her hands up high crying Yabai, meaning No way. The row ends with a girl pointing to her dimples saying Ureshiruma, a cute play on the word for happy.
Row Six: Big Bold Declarations
The final row starts with a girl shouting with hands around her mouth saying Omoikkiri sakebitai, meaning I want to scream with all my might. Next is a confident pose saying Doya, meaning Smug. Following that is a sharp point saying Sore na, meaning Exactly. The very last sticker frames a cute face saying Joshiryoku, meaning Girl power.
Copyright and Publishing Details
These authentic designs are fully authorized and copyrighted by 2017 AKS and King Record Co., Ltd. Thanks to this official collaboration, fans get high-quality sound clips and gorgeous, crisp photography of their favorite J-pop idols directly on their screens.
