A doctor and his recently-deceased patient are reborn as twins to a famous Japanese musical idol and navigate the highs and lows of the Japanese entertainment industry as they grow up together through their lives.
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【OSHI NO KO】 Ratings & Reviews
- lilllamahMay 3, 2026I sat my ass down a Thursday evening, and wanted something light hearted and fun - and was like "Oh right, this is about Idols, music and dancing - that seems like it would be fun" What followed was a one hour long introduction, that left me surprised and in need of closure. Without spoiling, the show is about the entertainment industry, and humanity as a whole - how we need to be entertained, and how our need for said entertainment strains those providing it - how it strains everyone.. actors, musicians, animators, set crew, producers, assistants.. everyone.. And how we as the viewer sometimes pour too much into those involved, and get enraged to the point of screaming at them when they do something we don't want them to - sometimes leading to those we're screaming at, to do even dumber things - like getting uncomfortably close to highways with traffic. It is funny, it's entertaining, it's sad, it's frustrating, it's the biggest bait and switch i've ever watched - and i loved every minute of it. RIP 愛
- BubbleGumSGMarch 25, 2026Just finished season 3 and boy, that was a good ending, leaving us on a golden cliffhanger setting us up for the last season, season 4. Season 3 is definitely my favorite from the 3. Season 1 was close and season 2 just didn't click with me, but overall still a 5/5 anime until now. Beside the great characters and story, this show teaches us all about show-biz, the ins and outs of the industry and just how dark it can get if you want to reach the top. In the last season, they also showcased the differences between acting overseas and acting in Japan, where the actor's wishes are not really taken into consideration. I absolutely adore when I finish an episode and come out having learned something new. Anyway, this might not be a great review, but more of a appreciation post. If you like dramas, this is 100% the show for you. You will enjoy it very much. 10/10 as of right now
- Soham JaiswalNovember 30, 2025I’ll be honest, the show made me read the manga And that makes this a pretty fkin good show since that is part of its job, and it would be criminal of me to rate it anything else As for the plot, the characters, their bond and all, everything is amazing The characters just feel genuine and real Dont fall for the memes or what happens in the manga in the end, let the haters hate, this is still a damn good show which should be watched imho
【OSHI NO KO】 Trivia
【OSHI NO KO】 has 1 season.
【OSHI NO KO】 has 35 episodes.
The key characters in 【OSHI NO KO】 are Aqua (voice) (Takeo Otsuka), Ruby (voice) (Yurie Igoma), Kana Arima (voice) (Megumi Han).
【OSHI NO KO】 was directed by Ciao Nekotomi, Kim Seong-min, Kuniyasu Nishina, Kouki Uchinomiya, Asami Nakatani, Yasuhiro Irie, Ryota Itoh, Kenjirou Okada, Ichinosuke Akikaze, Sung Min Kim, Yuji Tokuno.
【OSHI NO KO】 was produced by Yosuke Aomura, Hajime Kamata, Genki Negishi, Takuya Yoshioka, Shinpei Yamashita.
A doctor and his recently-deceased patient are reborn as twins to a famous Japanese musical idol and navigate the highs and lows of the Japanese entertainment industry as they grow up together through their lives.
【OSHI NO KO】 is rated TV-14.
【OSHI NO KO】 is an Animation, Drama, Fantasy show.
【OSHI NO KO】 has an audience rating of 9.6 out of 10.
【OSHI NO KO】 episodes are 24m long.
No, this show was canceled after 1 season.