Synopsis

With the arrival of a new generation of talented girls, another lively year at Seishou Music Academy begins. The graduating 99th class is already preparing for the much-anticipated rendition of Starlight, a bittersweet story about the parting of two girls. It seems like all students in the Actor Training Department have their post-graduation future figured out—except for the cheerful Karen Aijou. Having fulfilled her promise of performing in a play with Hikari Kagura, her ambitious childhood friend, Karen struggles to find her purpose. What lies beyond their promise is a mystery to Karen, as Hikari was the fuel that kept her passion for performing aflame. Now alone, Karen must confront the reality of stage girls and find her way toward the future—her very own stage. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Episode Guide

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Characters

Nana Daiba

Talented stagehand Nana, nicknamed "Banana," is a maternal friend to her classmates, secretly a time-traveling Revue star.

Christian Luci

Maya Tendou

Born to the theater, Maya Tendou is a naturally gifted actress who relentlessly pursues excellence.

Swasey Olivia

Claudine Saijou

A talented Stage Girl and child actress, Claudine rivals Maya, balancing her French-Japanese heritage with stage ambitions.

Kelly Christina

Hikari Kagura

A talented actress, Hikari is Karen's childhood friend, driven to join the Revue Starlight.

Duran Patricia

Junna Hoshimi

Top student Junna, though analytical, worries about her acting skills compared to others.

Emerick Shannon

Mahiru Tsuyuzaki

Reserved stage girl Mahiru admires her outgoing roommate, struggling when her friend arrives.

Flecknoe Maggie

Karen Aijou

Boisterous and cheerful Seisho student, Karen chases her stage girl dreams with Hikari, her childhood friend.

Karbowski Brittney

Kaoruko Hanayagi

Elegant, calculating Stage Girl with refined dance skills, reliant on Futaba, and a sweet smile.

Menzel Savanna

Futaba Isurugi

Unorthodox Stage Girl, athletic & skilled with swords, cares for her friend despite a rough exterior.

McCurdy Chelsea Ryan

Community Feed

axianokaze★★★★★Anime4h

srihari★★★★★EP 11 mo

Karen and Hikari's story feels like the perfect culmination of everything the series built toward. The revues are visually stunning, the music is phenomenal, and that ending left me emotional in the best way.

jousmanhernandez★★★★☆EP 11 mo

Me pareció una buena película sentí que todo el tiempo estaba viendo una obra de teatro basada en el desarrollo de cada personaje, tiene un muy buen soundtrack, animación e historia.

floranime★★★☆☆EP 11 mo

if you watch the series and you likeed it then is a much watch, the development of the charatchers is well put together. I've put a 3 star rating as not for people looking for a fast pacing movie is more artistic and deep character and emotion development

tenten1010★★★☆☆Anime1 mo

The movie is an emotionally rich finale that explores ambition, identity, and the bittersweet process of moving on. The visuals are surreal and so are the musical performances. It explores fellow stage girls as they confront their dreams, their fears, and futures. Underneath all the spectacle, it is a heartfelt story about friendship, growth, and the courage to embrace change.

irisout★★★★★Anime1 mo

The character and relationship developments that this movie analyses is so well-executed and I was so emotionally moved. The discography used throughout the movie was also very impactful, and really carried my focus throughout.