A boy named Kamboku sees a girl named Wanda dancing, and suddenly he's filled with the need to join in. With thrilling scenes of Japanese hip-hop dance and unusual, captivating characters, this is a new, inspiring manga for fans of coming-of-age stories like Blue Period and Your Lie in April.

It's time for Kambo and Ichin to take the stage at the regional Dance Area—but are they ready? Will Ichin hold up as a team or will she be torn apart by other groups—and their own doubts?

Kambo is at the regional qualifiers of the Dance Arena, but he's not participating, and it hurts to realize he wishes he could be there. If he wants to be on stage, he will have to prove that he belongs there, both to himself and to the other dancers.

Wanda suggests a unique way to encourage him—and whether she knows it or not, she might also help On-san. As for On-san, her position as president of a dance club brings a lot of pressure, and she struggles to find a solution that will satisfy all the team members. But is that even possible?

Her answers to these questions might surprise even herself, and perhaps chart a path for Ichin. But first, the club must overcome its biggest obstacle yet—and face the toughest competition it has ever encountered.

• Pages: 160
• Year of Publication: 1112
• Dimensions: 14.6x14.6cm