Hesitantly, I clicked expecting the usual sugar-coated idol performances. Instead, I found myself in a whirlwind of undead hilarity, mishaps that made me spit out my drink, and a manager whose energy is... let's say otherworldly.
The animation? Top-tier. Concert scenes? Actually fire. The music? Catchy with a twist, and not the generic type either. It has layers, just like the decomposing characters who sing it.
Beyond the comedic value, the show pulls at your heartstrings. It’s not just about the laughs or music; it’s about the stories these characters carry with them. Before I knew it, I was rooting for them, not just as performers, but as individuals trying to reclaim a lost purpose.
If, like me, you've got reservations about the idol genre, consider giving this unexpected gem a try. It may not turn you into an idol superfan, but it’ll surely get you cheering, laughing, and perhaps shedding a tear or two. And for the record, I'm only slightly tempted to buy a lightstick now. Just a tiny bit.
