Hana Yori Dango The Movie

Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream

Aira Harune is a clumsy but cheerful girl whose life changes when she discovers the dazzling world of Prism Shows. These popular performances blend figure skating, singing, and high fashion, where idols known as Prism Stars perform spectacular moves called Prism Jumps. Captivated, Aira decides to pursue her dream of becoming a Prism Star herself. Her path soon crosses with Rizumu Amamiya, a passionate girl determined to master the legendary Aurora Rising jump, and the proud Mion Takamine, who aims to shine brighter than anyone else. Together, they embark on a journey of intense training, competition, and friendship, all while striving to reach the pinnacle of their art and claim the coveted

Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live

Naru Ayase is an eighth-grader with a unique gift: she can see the colors of music. A talented decorator, her dream is to one day own a shop like the famous Dear Crown. Her life changes when she discovers an audition for middle school girls who can perform Prism Dance for a new store, a challenge she eagerly accepts. During her audition, a dazzling aura she has never experienced before unfolds around her. It is at this moment that a mysterious girl named Rinne approaches her with a profound question, asking if Naru can see "rainbow music." This encounter marks the beginning of Naru's journey into the vibrant and demanding world of Prism Dance.

Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future

Three years after the legendary Prism Queen Cup, the famed Prism Stars Aira, Rizumu, and Mion now mentor a new generation of idols. Among them is the passionate Mia Ageha, who has boldly declared her intent to defeat Aira and become the greatest Prism Star. She is recruited by the agency Pretty Top alongside Karin, Reina, and Ayami to form the idol group Prizmmy. Their path to stardom is fraught with challenges as they enter the glamorous yet competitive world of Prism Shows. Mia must confront the unexpected appearance of an old friend turned rival, testing her resolve and friendships. As they train and perform, the group faces a new rival from overseas, pushing them to grow stronger togeth

Zetsuai 1989

Takuto Izumi is a high school soccer player determined to dominate the sport. One night, he finds a young man passed out drunk on the street and takes him home. To his surprise, the man is Kouji Nanjou, a famous and glamorous rock star and model. While Takuto wants to focus solely on soccer and avoid the media attention Kouji attracts, he cannot simply shake him off. Kouji becomes intensely fascinated by Takuto, an obsession that deepens when he uncovers Takuto's dark past: his mother murdered his father, and Takuto, burdened by guilt and fear of exposure, carries this secret alone. As Kouji's feelings morph into a dangerous, all-consuming love, their lives become irrevocably entangled, for

BRONZE: ZETSUAI since 1989

Kouji Nanjou, a famous rockstar, falls in love with Izumi Takuto, a high school soccer player with dreams of playing professionally in Italy. Their intense relationship is marked by Kouji's growing obsession and possessiveness, leading to a volatile dynamic between them. A severe miscommunication triggers a dramatic motorcycle accident involving Kouji, forcing Takuto to confront the reality of their situation. The incident and Kouji's condition force Takuto to grapple with his own feelings and the future, as both their once-promising careers now hang in the balance due to the turmoil of their connection.

Your lie in April

Kousei Arima was a piano prodigy who dominated every competition he entered, earning him the nickname "Human Metronome." After his mother, who was also his strict instructor, passed away, he suffered a mental breakdown during a recital and lost the ability to hear the sound of his own playing. Two years later, Kousei lives a quiet, monochrome life with his friends Tsubaki and Watari, having abandoned the piano entirely. His world changes when he meets Kaori Miyazono, a free-spirited violinist whose unconventional playing style reflects her vibrant personality. Through a small lie, Kaori thrusts Kousei back into the spotlight as her accompanist, challenging his rigid, structured approach to