occhi★★★★☆AnimeStella of the Theater: World Dai Star
Oshimeter
Synopsis
In the 20th century, the world is experiencing a musical theater boom. Top performers known as Dai Stars enthrall the audience with their marvelous acting and singing. Among them, the greatest performers are given the title World Dai Star. Young and inexperienced Kokona Ootori dreams of being recognized as a World Dai Star. After multiple failures, she finally gets another chance to audition for the world-renowned theater troupe Sirius. Inspired by her best friend Shizuka, Kokona takes the first steps toward her goal and works hard to improve her acting. However, the world of theater is fiercely competitive, as many other girls seek the spotlight—including Kathrina Griebel, a talented performer from Germany. In order to fulfill her dream, Kokona needs to earn the right to stand on stage above all else. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Episode Guide
Characters
Kokona Ootori
Iwami Manaka
Yae Niizuma
Naganawa Maria
Kathrina Griebel
Amaki Sally
Noa Hiiragi
Mori Nanako
Chisa Sasuga
Sasaki Rico
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occhi★★★★☆Anime
theonlyone★★★☆☆Anime
barshan★★★★★EP 12This final episode is totally perfect. The big play finally happens and the acting looks incredible. Kokona has to give everything she has to reach her goal. The songs are so good and the ending makes me very happy. I love this show so much.
barshan★★★★★EP 11This episode is very emotional. We finally learn about Kokona and her past. Shizuka helps her remember a very important promise from when she was little. It makes their bond even stronger. I almost cried watching them figure things out together.
barshan★★★★★EP 10Things are getting very serious now. The group picks a huge new play for the fall. Everyone wants the main role and they start fighting for it. Shizuka starts to feel sad about just watching from the shadows. The drama is super intense right now.
kumorisora★★★★★Animea great anime about musical stage acting! the voice actors really did great in carrying the emotion & songs, the animations were great in showcasing motions & dramatic flairs for the stage act



