THE iDOLM@STER: Shiny Colors - I Call Your Name Manhua

In the bustling city of Tokyo, where dreams are as big as the skyscrapers that tower above, a group of aspiring idols known as "Shiny Colors" are preparing for their much-anticipated debut. Among them is Hikari, a girl with a voice that could move mountains, yet a heart weighed down by self-doubt. As the day of their first major performance approaches, Hikari finds herself grappling with her inner demons, unsure if she has what it takes to shine on stage. But just when the shadows of doubt threaten to consume her, a mysterious letter arrives, bearing a message that seems to pierce through her insecurities like a beam of light in the darkness. "I call your name, for your light shines brighter than you know." Intrigued and a little bewildered, Hikari tucks the letter into her pocket, its words echoing in her mind as she steps onto the stage. As the music begins and the spotlight finds her, something shifts within her soul. With each note that escapes her lips, she feels a presence, a guiding hand pushing her forward, urging her to unleash the full power of her talent. The melody swells, wrapping around her like a protective cocoon, and as the final notes fade into the air, Hikari is met with thunderous applause and tearful eyes in the audience. In that moment, she understands. She is not alone in this journey. Someone, somewhere, believes in her, believes in the light that she carries within. Armed with this newfound sense of purpose and confidence, Hikari's performances soar to new heights, captivating not only the hearts of fans but also the attention of industry insiders. Though the identity of her mysterious benefactor remains a mystery, their words continue to echo in her heart, a constant reminder that she is destined for greatness. And as Hikari gazes up at the starlit sky, a sense of gratitude washes over her. "Thank you," she murmurs into the night, "for believing in me. I will carry your light within me, always, as I continue to shine brighter than ever before."