
Revue Starlight ―The LIVE― #2 Transition
Fantasy · Drama · Action
Overview
After the events of Revue Starlight ―The LIVE― #1 revival, Seiran General Arts Institute challenges Seisho Music Academy to a revue with the right to perform the play "Starlight" at stakes. Who will win this Cultural Exchange Program?
Top Cast


Momoyo Koyama
Momoyo Koyama
Karen Aijou
Momoyo Koyama
Karen Aijou


Suzuko Mimori
Suzuko Mimori
Hikari Kagura
Suzuko Mimori
Hikari Kagura


Maho Tomita
Maho Tomita
Maya Tendou
Maho Tomita
Maya Tendou


Hinata Sato
Hinata Sato
Junna Hoshimi
Hinata Sato
Junna Hoshimi


Haruki Iwata
Haruki Iwata
Mahiru Tsuyuzaki
Haruki Iwata
Mahiru Tsuyuzaki


Moeka Koizumi
Moeka Koizumi
Nana Daiba
Moeka Koizumi
Nana Daiba


Aina Aiba
Aina Aiba
Claudine Saijo
Aina Aiba
Claudine Saijo


Teru Ikuta
Teru Ikuta
Futaba Isurugi
Teru Ikuta
Futaba Isurugi


Ayasa Ito
Ayasa Ito
Kaoruko Hanayagi
Ayasa Ito
Kaoruko Hanayagi


Hekiru Shiina
Hekiru Shiina
Sawa Souda
Hekiru Shiina
Sawa Souda
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