Uta no Prince Sama Revolutions

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

Tamon's B-Side

Utage Kinoshita is a high school girl who works part-time as a housekeeper to support her obsession with her favorite idol group, F/ACE. Her ultimate bias is the group's charismatic center, Tamon Fukuhara, whose wild and sexy stage persona she adores. When Utage is assigned to clean an apartment, she is shocked to discover it belongs to Tamon himself. To her surprise, the real Tamon is nothing like his on-stage image: he is a gloomy, introverted boy with crippling anxiety and low self-esteem. Unable to ignore his depression, Utage decides to support him as his housekeeper, and a bond forms between them that blurs the line between fan and idol.

Uta no Prince Sama

Haruka Nanami, an aspiring composer from the countryside, dreams of writing a song for her favorite idol, Hayato Ichinose. To achieve this, she enrolls at Saotome Academy, a prestigious vocational school for the performing arts. There, she discovers that the staff, including the headmaster, are all accomplished idols, composers, or poets. Surrounded by incredibly talented future idols and composers, Haruka faces fierce competition as everyone vies for a chance to be recruited by the Shining Agency after graduation. Amidst the chaos of the academy, a mysterious encounter one moonlit night sets her on a path that will challenge her ambitions and heart.

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.

Nodame Cantabile Finale

Shinichi Chiaki is establishing himself as the principal conductor of the Roux-Marlet Orchestra, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda advances her piano studies at the Conservatoire de Paris. However, their relationship grows strained as Nodame feels overshadowed by Chiaki's rising fame and his close association with the prodigious pianist Rui Son. Driven by a desire to forge her own path, Nodame disregards her teacher's advice and enters a major piano competition. Meanwhile, their friends face personal and professional challenges, from self-doubt and unrequited feelings to the pressures of prestigious competitions and confronting one's own legacy. As each character navigates their final steps from

Nodame Cantabile: Paris-hen

After overcoming his fear of flying, prodigy conductor Shinichi Chiaki heads to Paris to study under the renowned maestro Franz von Stresemann. He is accompanied by the eccentric and brilliant pianist Megumi "Nodame" Noda, whose own talent has earned her a place at the prestigious Conservatoire de Paris under the tutelage of Professor Charles Auclair. Together, they step into the vast and competitive European music scene, a world far grander than they imagined. As they pursue their dreams, they must navigate new challenges, forge alliances with old friends, and face off against fresh rivals, all while striving to reach new artistic heights without losing sight of their bond.