Oshi no Ko: Anak Idola Vol. 4

The mix of fantastical and real-world themes makes the story feel both surreal and relatable. I wonder what inspired this creative choice.

The expressive artwork really brings out the characters' inner struggles. I’m curious if the art was designed to amplify the emotional impact.

The story doesn’t shy away from tough topics, which made me think about how society romanticizes fame. Was this a deliberate message?