World Dai Star Anime and Game Drop Video, Visuals, and More
The World Dai Star media mix project imagines a world where actors have evolved superhuman powers. With their unique Senses, they can take their performances to the next level. Today, the project is looking back at one of those performances, while looking forward to another group of talented actresses about to take the stage!
First, we’re recapping the latest arc of TV anime Stella of the Theater: World Dai Star, in which the troupe performed an Aladdin-centric version of “Arabian Nights.” As the Aladdin to Yae’s Genie, Kokona was presented with a new challenge: fight to maintain her stage presence rather than being a foil for her costar:
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In the world of upcoming mobile game World Dai Star: Dream Stellarium, we get two gorgeous new key visuals. First, art of the girls of Sirius:
Plus a new key visual of Eden, one of the other troupes we’ll be meeting in the game:
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We also have voice actresses and character art for three of the five group members:
Daikoku Karasumori: CV Lynn
Iruru Yorozu: CV Hibiku Yamamura
Shigure Fudeshima: CV Maya Yoshioka
The mobile game is expected to be released later this year in Japan. At this point, there’s no word of a global release.
Synopsis:
Theater has taken the entire world by storm in the 20th century, and teenager Kokona Ohtori aims to take the big stage. Performers who shine the brightest are called Dai Stars, and for Kokona, her first step into stardom is auditioning for the prominent theater troupe—Sirius. As she cultivates her unique sense for the stage, a story of passion and aspiration unfolds in this super-theater age.
Source: Comic Natalie
Watch Stella of the Theater: World Dai Star on Crunchyroll!
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Kara Dennison is an author of fiction and non-fiction, avid tabletop gamer, and regular Otaku USA Magazine features writer. Follow her on Twitter @RubyCosmos, and read more at KaraDennison.com.
