Revue Starlight ―The STAGE Junior High― Remains

The film follows Stella and her friends as they embark on another exchange program, this time with the newly established Romana Drama School. Known for its controversial choice of play, Oscar Wilde's "Salome," the school has a reputation for attracting talented students through dubious means. This sets the stage for intense competition and personal stakes.

As Stella prepares for the challenges ahead, she confronts her old rival, Mikoto Aragami, who threatens to overshadow her ambitions. The narrative explores themes of rivalry, desire, and the pursuit of artistic excellence within a girls' school setting. With its focus on musical revue elements, this film captures the spirit of performance and the struggles of young artists trying to find their place in the spotlight.

Fans of the Revue Starlight franchise will appreciate the continuation of character arcs and the deeper exploration of the dynamics between rival Stage Girls. This film adds to the rich tapestry of the series, appealing to collectors interested in unique narratives that blend music and drama in a school setting.