Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future
Synopsis
It is three years after the legendary Prism Queen Cup, and Aira Harune, Rizumu Amamiya, and Mion Takamine have become famed Prism Stars, spreading the glamor and radiance of Prism Shows wherever they perform. However, they encounter an unexpected challenge from a passionate and lively girl, Mia Ageha, who has publicly declared her intent to defeat Aira and become the greatest Prism Star. Sensing her potential, the Prism Show agency Pretty Top recruits Mia alongside three other aspiring Prism Stars—Karin Shijimi, Reina Miyama, and Ayami Ooruri—to form an idol group, Prizmmy. But the road to stardom is not easy: Mia has to deal with an old friend's unexpected appearance, this time as her rival, as well as navigate her way through the alluring yet conniving world of Prism Shows. Nevertheless, with her friends and team by her side, Mia is all the more fired up to march forward and carve the future for herself. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience Consensus
The audience generally enjoys 'Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future', particularly its emphasis on friendship, character development, and music. While some find the storyline weaker than previous iterations, the show's positive themes and engaging characters resonate well, especially upon rewatching. There's a gentle skew towards enjoyment and nostalgia.
Strengths
- Rewatching as an adult enhances the experience.
- Positive themes of future, friendship, and love.
- Each character gets their own spotlight.
- Top-tier songs.
- Fun characters with unique traits.
Weaknesses
- Story is weaker compared to the previous season.
- Requires watching the first season to fully understand the plot.
- OPs are skippable.