Starmyu 3rd Season

高校星歌劇[スタミュ] 3rdシーズン

7.00Comunidad

12 eps

23min

SUMMER 2019 2019

Rank #4,950Popularity #6,97211,085Members

Synopsis

Continues the story of Starmyu 2nd Season

At Ayanagi Academy's new semester, Yuuta Hoshitani and his classmates from Team Ootori are getting ready for the yearly school production titled "Shadow and Lights." As second-years in the Musical Department, taking part in this event is mandatory. Out of the department's twenty-five students, only five will be picked for training roles, which allow them to perform alongside the graduating seniors. These positions are extremely coveted because they boost a student's status within the department and could open the door to joining the prestigious Kao Council. Although every student hopes to land one of these prized spots, Riku Ageha of Team Yuzuriha stands out as a likely candidate for the part of Alexis' Shadow. Motivated by how a former Ayanagi graduate portrayed Alexis, Ageha has dedicated years to perfecting his craft in the hope of being chosen for that role. Hoshitani, on the other hand, has limited background in performing arts and is at a clear disadvantage. With support from the "Ancients"—ex-members of the Kao Council and alumni of Ayanagi—the second-year students work hard to pursue their ambitions and reach for stardom.

In this installment

After their successful graduation performance, Yuuta Hoshitani and the rest of the second-year students get ready for the upcoming Ayanagi Festival. For the first time, the festival will be held without the involvement of the Kao Council seniors, giving the current students complete control over its planning. Excited about performing together, the second-years decide to put on a joint presentation. Moreover, the opening ceremony of the festival will also be used to reveal the new members of the Kao Council. The news that only Team Hiiragi will be performing at the opening ceremony—preventing them from taking part in the collaborative show—shocks and irritates Hoshitani and his classmates. This decision causes friction between the students and the Kao Council. Refusing to be discouraged by this obstacle, the students devise a plan to make sure every second-year performer gets a chance to display their talents together.