
TV · 24 episodes · 24 min/ep · David Production
Yumenosaki Academy has been home to the best boy idols of different generations. Holding immense influence over the school, its student council maintains the status quo by enforcing old traditions with an iron fist. Transfer student Anzu winds up attending as the very first member in the production course, making her the sole female student in the entire school. There, she meets Subaru Akehoshi, Hokuto Hidaka, Mao Isara, and Makoto Yuuki—her classmates and members of the idol unit "Trickstar." The academy holds Dream Idol Festivals—stage battles that put its students' singing and dancing skills against each other, with the audience voting on the winner. Winning these "DreFes" guarantees the members of the idol unit various privileges and prestige. However, with the student council intervening and punishing everyone involved in an unsanctioned DreFes, the members of Trickstar find that they can no longer sit around and let it continue. Alongside Anzu as their producer, they plot to become the revolutionaries of the academy. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Ritsu Sakuma
Supporting

Daiki Yamashita
Japanese

Tsukasa Suou
Supporting

Reiou Tsuchida
Japanese

Izumi Sena
Supporting

Masami Itou
Japanese

Arashi Narukami
Supporting

Ryou Kitamura
Japanese

Kanata Shinkai
Supporting

Koutarou Nishiyama
Japanese

Kaoru Hakaze
Supporting

Kei Hosogai
Japanese

Midori Takamine
Supporting

Takumi Watanabe
Japanese

Hajime Shino
Supporting

Tomoya Kousaka
Japanese

Shinobu Sengoku
Supporting

Anju Nitta
Japanese

Adonis Otogari
Supporting

Wataru Hatano
Japanese

Chiaki Morisawa
Supporting

Yuuichi Hose
Japanese

Souma Kanzaki
Supporting

Keisuke Kaminaga
Japanese

Leah Clark
ADR Script (English)

Akira
Series Composition

Akira
Script (eps 1, 2, 7)

Jad Saxton
ADR Director (English)

Emily Neves
ADR Script (English; eps 14, 16)

Haruko Iizuka
Character Design

Shinichi Inozume
Chief Writer

Shinichi Inozume
Script (eps 1, 2, 4-7, 12, 16-18, 22-24)

Tomoyuki Shitaya
Character Design

Tatsuya Katou
Music