Idol Memories
★ 5.7 · 2016 · 13m · Animation · Comedy · Drama
The story of Idol Memories is set in the near future, where live idol music performances in virtual reality have become commonplace. Against this backdrop, a pair of rival idol groups compete for the coveted "tiara," which represents the number one spot in the "Idol League."
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