ZOMBIE LAND SAGA

This original comedy collides seven girls, zombies, and idol music, using horror imagery as fuel for a surreal performance satire.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Seven girls find their normal lives replaced by a zombie problem and an idol project. Singing experience varies. So does familiarity with being undead. Rehearsal must proceed despite several biological complications. Normal operations remain unavailable. The entertainment business has accepted stranger applications.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Take seven girls. Destroy normal life with zombies. Add idol music before anyone can process the first problem. Rehearse under horror conditions. Perform while bodies behave unpredictably. Watch polished expectations fall apart. The familiar climb toward a stage now has a wonderfully unstable pulse.

Gigguku

The pitch says zombie idol group, then commits with stage disasters and performances that refuse to behave. YES. Seven girls collide with a career plan that would sound impossible even without the undead problem. Horror imagery keeps crashing into music comedy, and every attempt at coordination feels one step away from magnificent public chaos.

Father's Basement

Idol satire can become one-note quickly, and the volume tests that limit. The undead angle earns its keep. Horror makeup becomes practical, ordinary rehearsal gains a body-comedy problem, and seven mismatched performers make polished industry machinery look absurd. The setup has more targets than one zombie joke.