Questionable Lightsticks?
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Which one?
The last one, which is also the latest version and just looks cheap compared to the others.
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go get it
they're releasing cloaks too
will do
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The last one, which is also the latest version and just looks cheap compared to the others.
That's what I thought, even looking at the picture, it's like, and you made this because...? And you changed a perfectly fine design to this because...?
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Most of them look really plain and boring tbh. I would like to see companies try something different with designs. This is why I like Cherry Bullet’s lightstick
Not even a fan of the group but I was debating on getting it because of how cool and unique it looks.
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Most of them look really plain and boring tbh. I would like to see companies try something different with designs. This is why I like Cherry Bullet’s lightstick
Not even a fan of the group but I was debating on getting it because of how cool and unique it looks.
Cherry Bullet's lightstick is superior, and I am here for the praise.
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Ok I looked it up, it's kinda creepy ngl.
Pic for the lazy souls:
I love this one too -
I would like to show my longest owned lightstick as an example of meh lightsticks
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Which one?
that last one is nooooott it
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Most of them look really plain and boring tbh. I would like to see companies try something different with designs. This is why I like Cherry Bullet’s lightstick
Not even a fan of the group but I was debating on getting it because of how cool and unique it looks.
I love them and I need it
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Ok I looked it up, it's kinda creepy ngl.
Pic for the lazy souls:
I thought it was pretty cute lmao maybe the eyes look creepy
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When Japanese groups/artist have lightsticks they tend to be ugly as fuck. And some groups even stick to just butting their names (and maybe the album or tour that happend as they sold the lightstick) on a normal cylinder formed light >.< that is worse than lightsticks of many KPop-artists ...
Some pics I could find on Google of (in my opinion) horrible looking lightsticks:
Da-iCE
History lesson: Da-iCE is a 5 member boygroup debuted in 2011. They are extremly popular in Japan and are known as one of the best "dance groups" and vocalist Sota Hanamura is also one of the most popular male idols in Japan.
ARASHI
History lesson: ARASHI debuted in the year 2000 and is till today the most popular Japanese boygroup that ever existed. They are this popular that even a best-off album they made in 2019 sold over 6 million times. ARASHI are now in a hiatus at the moment
History lesson: AKB48 is one of the most popular Japanese girlgroups. They debuted in 2006 and trought a weird system switch members so much all few months that they have allready over 200 ex. members. They were also the first girlgroup in Japan to reach over 100 million views on a musicvideo on Youtube
History lesson: Perfume is a 3 member girlgroup which is very popular in Japan and has even a big number of fans outside Japan. They exist since 2002 and are mostly popular for singing in autotune-voice
King&Prince
History lesson: King&Prince is a popular Japanese boygroup who debuted in 2018
History lesson: Ayumi Hamasaki debuted in 1998 and became the most popular Japanese female soloist of all time. She was also once the most popular female soloist all around Asia and even menaged to become one of the richest female soloists worldwide
Nana Mizuki
History lesson: Nana Mizuki debuted in 2000 and is now one of the most popular female soloists of all time
SUPER★DRAGON
History lesson: SUPER DRAGON is a 9 member boygroup who debuted in 2015. They are mostly known for the fact that they a) have a lot more rock-ish songs and b) cause most member were only 11-12 years old at debut
Sakurazaka46
History lesson: Sakurazaka46 debuted as Keyakizaka46 in 2015 but got re-named in 2020. The group follows a similiar concept like AKB48
Hey!Say!JUMP
History lesson: Hey!Say!JUMP is 9 (originaly 10) member boygroup who debuted in 2007. They are one of the most popular Japanese boygroups of all time and some of their members as for example Ryusuke Yamada are even the some of the most popular male idols in Japan
History lesson: Orbit union, stylisted as ORβIT or simple as Orbit is a 7 member Japanese-Korean boygroup made by Produce 101 Japan participants and debuted in 2020. 3 of the members are ex. KPop-idols. The group released their own lightstick over half a year before they even debuted and it has even a price where people who don't knew if their music will be good or not might could've regret the purchase if their music would've floped lol
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But JPop-groups are not allways having bad lightsticks tho... here is a small list of good looking lightsticks from JPop-artists:
History lesson: JO1 is an 11 member boygroup and the winner group of the first season of Produce 101 Japan who debuted in 2020
Hiroomi Tosaka
History lesson: Hiroomi Tosaka originaly debuted as member of the 7 member big boygroup Sandaime J Soul Brothers from EXILE TRIBE in 2010. He had his solo-debut in 2017. Hiroomi is also working as model and actor and one of the most popular male idols in Japan
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