This one lowers your blood pressure. Thirteen episodes of Hoshinomori Private Magical Arts High School where art literally throws off sparkles, and the biggest stakes on the table are whether the Summer Festa committee hits its deadline. Ohana Aigasaki is the rare otome-adaptation heroine with her own craft to sweat over, arranging flowers in the shadow of the legendary Artista who came before her, which means she's not just standing around being blushed at by six future entertainers. The structure is honest about what it is: the spotlight rotates, each boy gets his episode, his art form, his quiet moment where the glitter means something. No trauma backstory ambush, no third-act betrayal, no one dies. Just a girl learning her own magic while a very pretty support group figures out theirs, and the festival at the end of it all.

Ohana Aigasaki transfers into Hoshinomori Private Magical Arts High School and is assigned to help organize its annual cultural festival, the Hoshinomori Summer Festa. In a world where art becomes magic, those whose Magic Arts can stir passion are called Artistas and work in show business. Ohana spends her school days with six boys who hope to become entertainers, each devoted to his own Art and determined to make the festival succeed. The boys also hope to be chosen beside her as the school's Artista Prince and Princess, a pairing selected once each year. The result is a school romance built around music and magical performance.