Tsubasa's still the one steering the ship while ten guys figure out who they actually are. By season three, you're not watching her get saved by pretty men anymore, you're watching her navigate what happens when those men stop needing saving and start needing something harder: direction that costs her something. The seiyuu work remains the backbone here, each character's voice carrying weight the show earns through three seasons of actually letting them grow instead of recycling the same beats.

B-PROJECT has wrapped up its second JAPAN Dome concert, and the major label Gandara Music is going through changes. Tsubasa Sumisora, an A&R at the company, now has a wider set of acts to look after. Alongside KitaKore, THRIVE, MooNs and KiLLER KiNG, she takes on Ultras, a new act that comes from a different genre. The third season of the idol music series builds on the meeting of B-PROJECT and Ultras and the spark it creates, a passionate love call running through the music.