Kageki Shojo!!

• Kageki Shojo! (original)
• Kageki Shojo!! The Curtain Rises (re-release)

978-4-088-79574-4

Kageki Shojo!!
First tankōbon volume cover
かげきしょうじょ!! (Kageki Shōjo!!)
Written by	Kumiko Saiki
Published by	Shueisha (original) Hakusensha (re-release)
English publisher	NA: Seven Seas Entertainment
Magazine	Jump X
Demographic	Seinen
Original run	May 10, 2012 – October 10, 2014
Volumes	2 (original) 1 (re-release)
November 24, 2020 [15]	978-1-64505-835-9
2	October 17, 2014 [10]	978-4-088-79896-7	November 24, 2020 [15]	978-1-64505-835-9

Kageki Shojo!!

No.	Original release date	Original ISBN	English release date	English ISBN
1	November 5, 2015 [16]	978-4-592-21726-8	July 6, 2021 [15]	978-1-64827-585-2
2	September 5, 2016 [17]	978-4-592-21727-5	October 5, 2021 [15]	978-1-64827-616-3
3	December 5, 2016 [18]	978-4-592-21728-2	December 14, 2021 [15]	978-1-64827-634-7
4	July 5, 2017 [19]	978-4-592-21729-9	February 15, 2022 [15]	978-1-63858-120-8
5	March 5, 2018 [20]	978-4-592-21730-5	April 19, 2022 [15]	978-1-63858-188-8
6	September 5, 2018 [21]	978-4-592-21866-1	June 21, 2022 [15]	978-1-63858-306-6
7	March 5, 2019 [22]	978-4-592-21867-8	December 20, 2022 [15]	978-1-63858-604-3
8	October 4, 2019 [23]	978-4-592-21868-5	February 28, 2023 [15]	978-1-63858-714-9
9	March 5, 2020 [24]	978-4-592-21869-2	June 13, 2023 [15]	978-1-63858-834-4
10	November 5, 2020 [25]	978-4-592-21870-8	October 17, 2023 [15]	978-1-63858-975-4
11	July 5, 2021 [26]	978-4-592-22831-8	October 22, 2024 [15]	978-1-68579-514-6
12	April 5, 2022 [27]	978-4-592-22832-5	January 7, 2025 [15]	979-8-88843-643-1
13	January 4, 2023 [28]	978-4-592-22833-2	March 25, 2025 [15]	979-8-89160-183-3
14	October 5, 2023 [29]	978-4-592-22834-9	June 10, 2025 [15]	979-8-89160-996-9
15	September 5, 2024 [30]	978-4-592-22835-6	—	—

Anime

An anime television series adaptation, also titled ''Kageki Shojo!!'', was announced in the December issue of Melody magazine on October 28, 2020. ^[31] The series is animated by Pine Jam and directed by Kazuhiro Yoneda, with Tadashi Morishita handling the series' composition, Takahiro Kishida designing the characters, and Tsuneyoshi Saito composing the series' music. ^[32] It aired from July 4 to September 26, 2021 on AT-X and other channels. ^[3] The opening theme song "Hoshi no Orchestra" (Starry Orchestra) is performed by the three-member band saji, while the ending theme song "Hoshi no Tabibito" (Stellar Traveler) is performed by Sayaka Senbongi and Yumiri Hanamori. ^{[1] [33]} Funimation licensed the series. ^[34]

Episode list

No.	Title  [35] [36]	Directed by  [d]	Written by  [d]	Storyboarded by  [d]	Original release date  [37]
1	"Beneath the Cherry Tree, in a Rain of Petals" Transliteration: "Sakura Mai Chiru Konoshita de" (Japanese: 桜舞い散る木の下で)	Takashi Andō	Tadashi Morishita	Hiroyuki Morita	July 4, 2021 (2021-07-04)
Ai Narata, a former member of an idol group called "JPX48," applies and gets accepted into the prestigious Kouka School of Musical and Theatrical Arts (whose annual admission is no bigger than 40) to become a stage actress. She tried to travel incognito in order to get to the school without drawing attention, although her cover gets blown. Her fame (and associated controversy that caused her "early graduation") preceded her upon reaching the school, making her an outcast from the get-go. And just as she is attracted to the "cursed" sakura tree within the campus, a tall girl reached out for her ticket that got blown into one of the tree's branches, then asked her if she could take a picture of her under the same tree. But Sarasa Watanabe, the tall girl, earned some stares from the people gathered at the courtyard--which includes the daughter of a family of stage actors and one who passed on becoming a prima ballerina in favor of enrolling at the school--when she declared her intent to become the "top star" someday.
2	"Those Who Long to Cross the Silver Bridge" Transliteration: "Ginkyō o Mezasu Mono" (Japanese: 銀橋を目指す者)	Kazuma Ogasawara	Tadashi Morishita	Masaki Kitamura	July 11, 2021 (2021-07-11)
It's the first day of class, where the freshmen are introduced to their second-year student advisors, and when the students try to stand out. The freshmen also gets to visit the backstage of the Kouka Theater. While on tour, Sarasa chanced upon a door left ajar. Andou-sensei, the instructor who accompanied them, tells her not to enter, but it was too late. Sarasa entered a door that actually leads directly to the stage area. As she wanders onto the stage, Ai is dazzled by Sarasa's stage presence, especially when the lighting crew, mistaking her for a staff member, pops a spotlight on her. Meanwhile, as all this is happening, Ai's stalker has arrived at Kobe.
3	"The Teddy Bear" Transliteration: "Kuma no Nuigurumi" (Japanese: クマのぬいぐるみ)	Shūhei Kawachi	Miyako Matsumoto	Hiroyuki Morita	July 18, 2021 (2021-07-18)
This episode reveals Ai's past and the lies she had to put up with, including the teddy bear her mother, an actress, says it's from her father (but he is not around). The episode also gets to the root of her hatred for men, namely sexual harassment from her mother's boyfriend at a young age, which scarred her junior high school years. Her joining JPX48 is supposed to have been a means to escape men, but it is proven otherwise. Meanwhile, her stalker has arrived at the Hanamichi Way--meaning he's close to Ai's location.
4	"Tears Overwritten" Transliteration: "Namida no Uwagaki" (Japanese: 涙の上書き)	Hitomi Ezoe	Miyako Matsumoto	Hiroyuki Morita	July 25, 2021 (2021-07-25)
Ai gets a panic attack and flees the scene, leaving Sarasa alone with the "stalker," Mikiya Kitaouji. But, getting tired of handing Ai's bag to Sarasa, Mikiya crumples down and sobs. He says that he's not there to harass her, but to apologize, claiming responsibility for Ai's expulsion from JPX. Taichi-sensei popped out of nowhere and heard the "stalker's" story. He tells them that Ai is the reason why he got out of his NEET lifestyle. He held on to Ai's hand a bit longer during a meet-and-greet event, causing her to call him a creep, which really hurt him. He hears that Ai was forced to graduate without much fanfare (read as "kicked out") as a result of what happened some time later. Taichi clarified a few things: first, Ai doesn't hate Mikiya in particular; and, second, she wasn't attached to JPX at all. Meanwhile, feeling guilty leaving Sarasa alone with the "stalker," Ai goes looking for her. Upon finding them in the same spot, her worries get replaced by hatred when she sees them dancing together. Ai get into a spat with Sarasa the next night, and skipped class the next day. Sarasa is confronted on that same day by her upperclassmen about a photo (taken by Hijiri chancing upon them) of her with a guy circulating on social media, given the strictness of their school rules. Denying that he is her boyfriend and mentioning that Taichi-sensei was with them, she rushes out, finally knowing where she is. She is able to locate her exact location with information from Mikiya, that she could be near the ocean, as usual when sad, and that means she could be near the harbor. And they got to her just in time as they see two men harassing her. Mikiya came to make the save. Taichi and Sarasa arrived later, and she screamed the loudest scream she could manage, calling the attention of two nearby cops, and scaring the harassers away. Ai went to where Mikiya was, thanking him and apologizing. He leaves with a little souvenir from Ai, saying he will be waiting to see her on the Kouka stage one day. On the way to the dorm, Ai asks Sarasa how she could forget something she can't. Because Sarasa's back is turned on her, she does not know her emotions at the time, but she hears from her that all she would do is cover them with more good memories. As they faced double the amount of morning cleaning from their upperclassmen, Ayako Yamada's "dieting" gets closer to going out of control.
5	"The Chosen Maidens" Transliteration: "Erabareshi Otome" (Japanese: 選ばれし乙女)	Takashi Andō	Tadashi Morishita	Hiroyuki Morita	August 1, 2021 (2021-08-01)
Ai tries to make up with Sarasa, but seemingly the latter ignores her. They later get to watch a Winter Troupe performance of Romeo and Juliet at the Kouka Theater, where Ai is noticed by the companion of one of the Kouka actresses passing by. After the play, Sarasa seems to have displayed that she could memorize lines just by hearing them once, when she uttered a few of Romeo's lines exactly as shown in the play, surprising her friends and upperclassmen, who thought all she knew was Rose of Versailles. This moved Ai, and, without noticing it, she grabs Sarasa's hand, eventually making up with her. Meanwhile, Ayako's binge eating and vomiting is catching up to her stamina. Onodera-sensei confronts and reprimands Tachibana-sensei, who also notices Ayako's condition, for calling Ayako "a fatty," which caused Ayako's eating disorder. Onodera-sensei takes her to the hospital when Ayako collapsed during one of his voice classes. Ayako is on the verge of quitting the school and her dream, but a little pep talk by Onodera-sensei seemingly puts her back on track because he recognizes her talents, notably her voice. Ayako returns to class after a few days of rest and stuns her classmates when she rendered an amazing solo. Ayako later apologizes to Ai, who noted her condition one night, for snapping at her. The events bolsters Ai to even work harder to become a Kouka actress.
6	"A Glimpse of Stardom" Transliteration: "Sutā no Henrin" (Japanese: スターの片鱗)	Megumi Soga	Tadashi Morishita	Masaki Kitamura	August 8, 2021 (2021-08-08)
For a change of pace, the class did trial acting, and the play in question is Romeo and Juliet. The class are divided into groups of four, and has two weeks to come up with a performance. Ai bucked her problem with reading kanji, and escaped Andou-sensei's thorough critique with little damage, as she was the first "non-smiling" Juliet he's ever seen. Chika Sawada may have flubbed her lines but managed to recover, and Kaoru Hoshino is told not to let her mind stray and act as she likes for now. Despite her good impression of Tybalt, Andou-sensei tells Sarasa that she won't become a top star if she does not change. Just as she turned 16.
7	"The Hanamichi and the Silver Bridge" Transliteration: "Hanamichi to Ginkyō" (Japanese: 花道と銀橋)	Naotaka Hayashi	Tadashi Morishita	Hiroyuki Morita	August 15, 2021 (2021-08-15)
Sarasa keeps on thinking about Andou-sensei's critique as she and Ai heads home for summer break. The reason for Andou-sensei's thoughts is because "he saw someone else's Tybalt instead of her own Tybalt." This owes to her roots as someone who started in kabuki, where it mostly relies on replication to keep it alive. Akiya Shirakawa, Sarasa's boyfriend, said, though, that kabuki is not all outright replication, as kabuki actors are always trying new things while maintaining old traditions, with entertaining audiences as the result. And to fulfill those expectations, actors should have dedication to it. As Akiya gave her and Ai tickets to a performance of Sukeroku, he says that he wants to show her his dedication to the craft. That night, Sarasa described to Ai her experience as a kabuki actor. Sarasa shed tears as they watched Akiya perform at the kabuki play, recalling her imitation of Sukeroku in front of her late grandmother. As Sarasa and Ai returns to their dormitory, Akiya told her to never lose sight of her goal, as "there's only one path to follow." This episode also reveals Sarasa's past--her being Kozaburou's rumoured illegitimate daughter, as he is married to the daughter of Kaou Shirakawa, a 15th-generation kabuki actor considered to be a national treasure, and whom Sarasa calls "Daidai-sensei." Akiya is also born into the kabuki family and is poised to become Kaou's heir to his name. Sarasa herself exhibited talent for kabuki, even, unexpectedly, starring in one performance of Sukeroku. She was perceived as a threat to Akiya's path to becoming Kaou's heir, that her kabuki instructor said outright that she would never do the kabuki play. Even with a regretful Kouzaburou, her angered grandfather prevented her from going back to their place to cut her off from kabuki as a result. The Shirakawas were also banned from attending the funeral of her grandmother.
8	"Kaoru's Summer" Transliteration: "Kaoru no Natsu" (Japanese: 薫の夏)	Hitomi Ezoe	Miyako Matsumoto	Takao Abo	August 22, 2021 (2021-08-22)
The episode focuses on Kaoru Hoshino's summer before getting accepted to Kouka School. Everyone at school considered her weird for using an umbrella (to keep herself from getting a tan) when most high school girls don't. She also was under pressure because she is being compared to her grandmother and mother, both former Kouka actresses. But because of this pressure, she got to know a high school boy named Rikuto Tsuji, the brother of a famous baseball player. Them being alike in situation led them to hanging out together, even to the point of becoming a couple, but broke up after a clash of beliefs--Rikuto, doubting his chances of success with his team, thought his getting into baseball was because of the pressure to be like his brother; and Kaoru, on the other hand, wanted to be like her grandmother and mother. She left the fireworks display they attended in tears, tinged with her envy of a normal teenager that she's been shrugging off for the sake of her ambition. She blocked him on her phone later, and never went back to that bus stop where they usually hang out. Rikuto's baseball team was in the running for the Koushien, and rose from being a benchwarmer to an actual starting player during his days with Kaoru. She was happy when she saw Rikuto hit that home run that sent his team to the Koushien. She knew later that they were eliminated early in the tournament. Fast forward to the start of second semester at Kouka School, Sarasa shows Kaoru an image of a bus stop on her phone. Kaoru notices that it is the actual bus stop where she and Rikuto first met. It had a note taped to its wall--from Rikuto, thanking her. He is still playing baseball when he posted the note. Smiling quietly, Kaoru agrees with Sarasa that it's romantic, promising herself that when she finally gets to walk across the silver bridge and he still plays baseball, she would reserve him a prime seat at the SS section of the theater...and probably even confess her feelings for him.
9	"The Two Juliets" Transliteration: "Futari no Jurietto" (Japanese: ふたりのジュリエット)	Megumi Soga	Shin'ichi Inozume	Masaki Kitamura	August 29, 2021 (2021-08-29)
Rehearsals are under way for the Grand Kouka School Festival, where the Superiors (alumnus of the Kouka School) team up with the students. And this means even the top actresses of the Kouka Troupe are around. At one time Sarasa and some of the First Years accidentally stumbled into a room with all of the top stars of the four troupes in it. The first years are also amazed by the down-to-earth attitude of the Superiors and felt at ease. Later, Mirei Nohara, one of the superiors, got to know Chiaki. Then when she called to Chika (mistaking her for her twin sister Chiaki), the latter ignores her. Chiaki gets scolded the next day, but Sarasa clarified things that Chiaki has a twin sister. No penalties are slapped on them, as insulting the Superiors is bad for anyone starting their Kouka ambitions; but Chiaki noticed that she is being ignored by their Superiors. This caused the twins to have a fight, which even caused Chika to bring about her delaying her admission into Kouka school because her sister failed the first time. Akiha Ichijou, one of the Superiors, later apologize to Sarasa for getting caught into the mistake, even praising her for standing up for her friends, saying it's the embodiment of the Kouka spirit. Later, Chika goes to apologize to Mirei, saying her jealousy on her sister caused her to not say a thing in the first place. Mirei urged her not to let negativity take control of her, and to turn that jealousy into ambition. Chika and Chiaki made up that night, but they are now aware that they cannot be exactly the same anymore--their journey through Kouka School reached the crossroads prematurely; but, one day, "their paths will come together again." That incident actually forged a friendship between the twins and Mirei--actually, she and Akiha are members of the Board of Directors for the Kouka Troupe. The day of the sports festival draws near, when Shiina Reo, one of the team leaders, approaches Akiha about one of their members spraining her leg for the relay race. According to management, it was suggested that another Superior should take her place; but Akiha suggests that a member of the Centennial Class should substitute for her.
10	"A Once-in-a-Century Autumn" Transliteration: "Hyaku-nen ni Ichido no Aki" (Japanese: 百年に一度の秋)	Kazuhiro Yoneda	Shin'ichi Inozume	Masaki Kitamura	September 5, 2021 (2021-09-05)
Sarasa gets chosen to be the substitute for the Spring Troupe's relay race, under the leadership of its top star, Shiina. This earned Sarasa more envy, especially among the second-years; and became the target of Hijiri Nojima's bullying, which sent her nervous going into the Sports Festival event--it scared her so much that she didn't play the recorder at all during their presentation. It went to near out-of-control when Risa had to intervene and give her a pep talk. By sheer coincidence, Sei Satomi, the lead of the Winter Troupe, enters the scene and gave her a pep talk, too. She is also there to give Sarasa a bouquet of red roses, saying it's "from her fan of the red rose." For some reason, Kouzaburou managed to infiltrate the backstage and "shoved" the bouquet onto Sei, and left the area to the outside of the sports arena (with Akiya waiting). That, along with a few words from Ai--to be her ideal self, put her back to condition. As per Ai's words, she wore fake boobs because she's playing her ideal self during the relay race--Sarasa's "ideal self" being having an E-cup. She trips when Sei fumbles in receiving the baton and crashed into Sarasa. They come in third and fourth, but the two cross the finish line hand-in-hand to hand their batons to the next runners. Sei indeed sees something special in Sarasa, agreeing with Andou-sensei. Meanwhile, Akiha reveals the reason why she chose Sarasa as the substitute runner--a sort-of thanks for standing for one of friends, and because of her fondness for the role of Lady Oscar, which she played ten years ago, without her knowing she had played the role. The Sports Festival, held every ten years, ended successfully.
11	"4/40" Transliteration: "Yonjū Bun no Yon" (Japanese: 4/40)	Takashi Andō	Tadashi Morishita	Hiroyuki Morita	September 12, 2021 (2021-09-12)
For the Kouka School Cultural Festival Show, the First Years are given a fifteen-minute slot on the show meant to be done by the Second Years, and with Romeo and Juliet being the play to be done. The problem: because of the limited time, only 4 out of the 40 freshmen are to be chosen to perform, and it is to be decided via audition. Sarasa, with urging from Ai and even Akiya, guns for the role of "Tybalt" again, as "revenge" for her previous slip-up. The competition among the freshmen turns intense (Sawa Sugimoto, who is Sarasa's rival for the role, goes into Beast Mode); and while it's somewhat easy for girls like Ai (given her experience advantage, as pointed out by her senior adviser Hijiri; but struggles to know the core feelings of "Juliet," her chosen character), the pressure is cracking for some of them, especially a timid Ayako.
12	"Surely Someone" Transliteration: "Kitto Dare ka ga" (Japanese: きっと誰かが)	Naotaka Hayashi	Tadashi Morishita	Takao Abo	September 19, 2021 (2021-09-19)
Remembering her past--that of her failed first love (she was technically "friend-zoned" by the one she has a crush with), and after Sawa urged her to "give it her all," Ayako comes out of her being timid and shy to render a stunning performance for the role of "Juliet." It is so incredible that Ai considered her as a worthy rival for the role, and made Onodera-sensei, her most ardent supporter, proud. Ai, Sawa, the Sawada twins, and Kaoru had their audition done, with Sawa, giving her all and making use of some of her ballet skills, doing one convincing portrayal of Tybalt, psyching herself with Sarasa in mind. Meanwhile, while Sarasa gets ready and awaits her turn, she remembers the events before she left for Kouka School, namely when she accepted Akiya as her boyfriend. But when her turn on the audition is at hand, there is a twist: Andou-sensei--"The Phantom"--takes the role of "Romeo."
13	"Kageki Shojo!!" Transliteration: "Kageki Shōjo!!" (Japanese: かげきしょうじょ!!)	Hitomi Ezoe	Tadashi Morishita	Kazuhiro Yoneda	September 26, 2021 (2021-09-26)
A bit flustered with Andou-sensei's all-stops-off performance (which worried Ai and the gang), Sarasa draws a bit of wisdom from what Daidai-sensei told her about execution of voice. As a result, she is able to perform a "Tybalt" that stunned the judges. The results came in, and Sarasa got the part of "Tybalt." To the surprise of everyone, Ayako gets the role of "Juliet," though that fact was met with doubt from some of her classmates. Kaoru, who failed to get the "Romeo" role, defends Ayako, saying she deserves the role. A frustrated Ai did not get the role of "Juliet" because her "Juliet" is too mature (as "Juliet" is supposed to be an innocent 14-year-old girl). Sawa, who narrowly lost to Sarasa, admits to Andou-sensei that, by comparing herself to Antonio Salieri from the Broadway musical "Amadeus," she cannot surpass "unprecedented prodigies" like Sarasa with what she has displayed in spite of her skill and praise for her; but is shocked to know from Ohgi-sensei the reason why she awarded her tiebreaker vote to Sarasa: her "fangirl" potential, as Ohgi-sensei is a hardcore Kouka fan. She is later consoled by Tomomi, her second-year counterpart, while hiding the fan mail she got. The episode ends with the Centennial Class doing a photo shoot for the poster declaring the opening of admissions for the 101st Class.

Stage play

A stage play adaptation was announced on June 23, 2023. It ran in Tokyo from October 18–22, 2023. ^[38]

Reception

The School Library Journal listed the first volume of ''Kageki Shojo!!'' as one of the top 10 manga of 2021. ^[39]

Notes

1. The Kouka Revue is the Kageki Shojo!!'s in-universe counterpart of the famous Japanese all-female musical troupe Takarazuka Revue.
2. The Kouka School of Musical and Theatrical Arts is the Kageki Shojo!!'s in-universe counterpart of Takarazuka Revue's Takarazuka Music School.
3. The Winter Troupe is the Kageki Shojo!!'s in-universe counterpart of Takarazuka Revue's Snow Troupe (Takarazuka Revue's third oldest troupe).
4. Information is taken from the ending credits of each episode.

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External links

• Anime official website (in Japanese)
• Kageki Shojo!! (manga) at Anime News Network 's encyclopedia