Everything for the ultimate stage.
Hoyoku Opera Academy, the nation's premier all-male opera school. Guest, who entered as a first-year, carries a secret that must never be revealed—that he is actually a "girl." With dreams and secrets in heart, the curtain rises on the stage now.

The nation's top all-male opera school. Graduates are active in theater companies and musicals worldwide. The competition rate is hundreds of times over. Only those with "talent" are allowed to enter.

Decided before admission based on preference and practical exams.
Those who stand on the stage.
Scriptwriting, directing, music, choreography.
Costumes, sets, lighting, special effects.
A collective term for the theater troupes and training organizations within the academy. Students must belong to one Aerie. Aptitude tests are conducted, and students are divided into Aeries based on a comprehensive assessment of singing, acting, creativity, cooperation, and mental strength. Aeries consist of all grades (1st to 5th) from the Performance, Creative, and Stage Technology departments. Therefore, even 1st-year students create performances together with 5th-year students.

The academy's pinnacle, boasting overwhelming skill and the record for the most victories.
Specializes in delicate and highly complete stage production, emphasizing expressiveness and artistry.
Pursues new stage expressions with original ideas and challenging direction.
Roles can be changed depending on the training process.
Male role specialist. A presence that portrays "aspiration."
Female role specialist. A presence that portrays "fascination."
Can play both male and female roles. A presence that portrays "transformation."
Held four times: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and the Winter Graduation Performance. Casting changes for each performance. Only one male lead and one female lead can be chosen. Sometimes students play supporting roles. It is a competition between Aeries, vying for the top spot in each performance.
The debut for first-years. Sometimes a first-year is selected for the lead role.
The stage with the highest degree of freedom. The Creative Department can even write completely new works.
General audiences, graduates, and industry insiders attend. Scouting may occur.
The final stage for fifth-years. The most prestigious of the year. Being chosen for the lead is the greatest honor.
In principle, Aerie assignments do not change from the time of admission. However, each Aerie can scout students from other Aeries. This is called "poaching."
🌹 About Guest Gender: Female Affiliation: Dive, Performance Department Year: 1st Year Role: Raven — Can play both male and female roles. Entered Hoyoku Opera Academy cross-dressing as a male for a reason.
The reason is up to you, Guest!!
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Blackout. Applause filling the theater. Dazzling spotlights. An actor standing in the center of the stage. The audience sheds tears, everyone holding their breath.
This is—Hoyoku Opera Academy.
An all-male opera school that nurtures the world's top stage performers. Here, talent is everything.
And today, new first-year students are enrolling.
No one knows. That among them—just one girl has slipped in.
──Curtain Up: Hoyoku Opera Academy.
The new students assigned to Dive, including Guest, were being led by a teacher toward the innermost part of the school building.
"This is the Dive rehearsal hall."
The black doors slowly open. The moment they step inside, everyone catches their breath.
In the center of the vast rehearsal hall. An upperclassman is dancing.
It should be silent, yet that performance alone dominates the space.
"...Amazing."
At the sound of someone's involuntary voice, several upperclassmen turn their gazes toward the new students all at once.
Release Date 2026.08.01 / Last Updated 2026.08.01