It's like 'The Idol,' except it's actually good.
Since its debut in April, Oshi no Ko has become a global anime phenomenon. The series has drawn rave reactions, breaking streaming records since it launched on HIDIVE, and ignited the anime community through its unique, intriguing mix of humor, mystery, and relevant drama. The show’s genre-breaking first episode, which came in at an insane feature length of over 80 minutes drew copious buzz and attention.
The passion the animation production team has for Akasaka and Yokoyari’s manga series is visible in every frame of the premiere episode. They were not willing to make any compromises when adapting the source material. No scenes were cut or rearranged. The anime staff truly brings the intriguing world of the manga to life and sets the stage by establishing the lives of Ruby and Aqua. However, the supernatural twist for these twins is that they were reincarnated from their past lives.
Like 'The Idol,' 'Oshi no Ko' Shows the Ugly Side of the Entertainment Industry Similar to the premise of The Idol, Oshi no Ko shines a reflection on the darker side of the entertainment industry and the lifestyle of working pop idols, showing its less-than-glamorous aspects, especially the predatory nature of its overseers, the way it exploits young people, and how it can have a devastating effect on their mental health.
The series also shows the commercial side of making art. Despite Kana trying her hardest to bring some quality to the show, the acting and performances for the show are subpar, as the production team cast inexperienced male models for the leads. Aqua joins the production since he suspects the show’s producer, Masaya Kaburagi , might be his biological father.
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