Butai ni Sake!

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Synonyms: Bloom Onstage!

Japanese: 舞台に咲け!

Information

Type: Manga

Volumes: 3

Chapters: 25

Status: Finished

Published: Apr 28, 2020 to Jul 28, 2023

Genre: Drama

Themes: Performing Arts, School

Demographic: Josei

Serialization: Comic ZERO-SUM

Authors: Harusono, Shou (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 7.68¹ (scored by 606 users)

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Ranked: #1850²

² based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #7876

Members: 2,532

Favorites: 49

7.68

Ranked #1850Popularity #7876Members 2,532

MangaComic ZERO-SUMHarusono, Shou (Story & Art)

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Volumes: /3

Chapters: /25

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Synopsis

With firm determination, Asahi Oniwa steps out of his comfort zone on his first day of high school. He decides to abandon his hesitant personality and construct an outgoing and friendly image for himself. Following a spectacular narrative performance by the Theater Club's president at freshman orientation, Asahi promptly joins the club and becomes their newest and fourth member.

The modest club's vice president, Botan Yurigasaki, introduces the other members: prop and costume designer Kaoru Kinugawa and president Imari Kikuji—who, despite his apprehensive and asocial nature, has outstanding acting skills and confidence playing a role. Inspired by Imari's exhibition, Asahi eagerly studies the delicate art of theater. Starting with simple vocalization exercises, Asahi has one month to overcome his fears and prepare to take the stage for the first time ever.

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Characters

Oniwa, Asahi

Main

Kikuji, Imari

Main

Kinugawa, Kaoru

Supporting

Yurigasaki, Botan

Supporting

Reviews

Apr 12, 2022

illegaile

Recommended

Preliminary (8/25 eps)

Butai Ni Sake! It's not too far into the plot yet but the characters are lovable right from the beginning. I'm not the kind of person who reads things that are incomplete, but the opening of the story, the characters, their worries, and how they care for each other makes me want to root for them and beg for more of this manga.

It's similar to Sasaki To Miyano, but has its own unique qualities that could make it even better than its predecessor. The art is incredible at portraying feelings which is crucial to a theater club centric manga. Asahi is a compelling lead on ...