Kirarin Revolution

Nodame Cantabile

Shinichi Chiaki es un músico de primera clase que sueña con tocar entre la élite de Europa. Procedente de una familia distinguida, es un perfeccionista infame, crítico tanto consigo mismo como con los demás. Lo único que le impide irse a Europa es su miedo a volar, por lo que se encuentra atrapado en Japón. Durante su cuarto año en la mejor universidad de música de Japón, Chiaki conoce a Noda Megumi, una chica desaliñada que se hace llamar Nodame. Cuando la escucha tocar el piano por primera vez, queda asombrado por la música que crea. Para su desgracia, Nodame se muda al apartamento de al lado y él descubre que ella está perdidamente enamorada de él. Chiaki y Nodame aprenderán a lidiar el

Looking for the Full Moon

Twelve-year-old Mitsuki Kouyama dreams of becoming a professional singer to fulfill a promise to her childhood friend, Eichi, who moved away. However, her ambition is threatened by a malignant throat tumor that makes singing painful and could cost her her voice if treated. Her life takes a drastic turn when two shinigami, Takuto and Meroko, appear to inform her she has only one year left to live. Determined to achieve her dream before time runs out, Mitsuki, with the reluctant help of the death angels, embarks on a heartfelt journey into the world of music.

La Corda D'Oro: Primo Passo

Kahoko Hino is an ordinary student at Seiso Academy, attending the General Studies branch while the prestigious Music Branch students prepare for the school's annual music competition. Her routine life is upended when she becomes the only person who can see a whimsical fairy named Lili. Because of this unique sight, Kahoko is unexpectedly entered as a contestant in the competition, the sole representative from the non-musical track. With no prior experience or training, Kahoko is gifted a magical violin by Lili that allows anyone to play if they possess the genuine will to do so. Now, she must navigate the intense pressures of the contest, facing off against skilled and dedicated music stud

Utano☆Princesama Legend Star

Following their explosive debut, the members of ST☆RISH and composer Nanami Haruka advance to the master course at Saotome Academy. While honing their skills to become top idols and composers, they join Shining Agency to begin their professional careers. However, their path is immediately challenged by seasoned senior idols and a rival foreign group with unconventional methods. These rivals drag them into a fierce competition for a prestigious Newcomer Award. The conflict escalates when HE★VENS, the idol group from Raging Entertainment, hijacks a major event and swears revenge on both ST☆RISH and QUARTET NIGHT. The three groups now find themselves aiming for a new stage, locked in a high-st

Fancy Lala

Ten-year-old Miho Shinohara is a carefree third-grader and aspiring manga artist. Her life changes when she meets two lost fairies, Mogu and Pigu, who give her a magical sketch pad and pencil. With these tools, she can bring her drawings to life and transform into Lala, a beautiful teenage girl based on her own manga character. Soon discovered by a talent agency in her Lala form, Miho finds herself juggling her normal school life with the whirlwind career of a rising pop idol, model, and actress. The magic allows her to live a double life, but managing the responsibilities and dreams of both a child and a teenage superstar proves to be a complex and challenging adventure.

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