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    Kageki Shojo!!

    Kumiko Saiki

    May 10, 2012 Japanese
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    Overview

    Sarasa Watanabe arrives at the Kouka School of Musical and Theatrical Arts with a specific goal: to become a tachikata, or male role performer, within an all-female institution modeled after the Takarazuka Revue. Standing out for her height and boundless energy, she aims to portray Oscar in The Rose of Versailles. Her path crosses with Ai Narata, a former idol carrying deep trauma who initially resents the school environment. Despite their conflicting backgrounds, the two form a bond while navigating the grueling training regimen that defines life at Kouka.

    The original manga, titled Kageki Shojo!, ran from May 2012 to October 2014 in Shueisha's Jump X magazine before being collected into two volumes. After the magazine ceased publication, Hakusensha released the story as Kageki Shojo!! Season Zero in March 2019. A sequel series began serialization in Hakusensha's Melody magazine in February 2015, introducing new generations of students to the school's rigorous traditions.

    Seven Seas Entertainment holds the license for both the re-release and the ongoing sequel in North America. The narrative explores themes of artistic perfectionism, mental health struggles including PTSD and eating disorders, and the complex dynamics of friendship and rivalry. The series balances the glamour of stage performance with the gritty reality of backstage labor and personal sacrifice.

    Keywords

    mangamusical theaterTakarazukaall-femaleperforming artsschooldramacoming of age

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    Book Info

    Author
    Kumiko Saiki
    Publisher
    Shueisha (Japanese) / Seven Seas Entertainment (English)
    Published
    May 10, 2012
    Language
    Japanese
    Series
    Kageki Shojo!!
    Original Publication Start Year
    2012
    Original Publisher
    Shueisha
    Original Language
    Japanese
    English Publisher
    Seven Seas Entertainment
    Original Serialization Magazine
    Jump X (2012-2014)
    Anime Adaptation Year
    2021

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