About “Uta No Prince-Sama” in a few words:

Uta No Prince-Sama is a popular anime series that follows a group of aspiring male idols as they attend a prestigious music academy in Japan. The show focuses on the challenges and triumphs they face as they strive to become the best in the entertainment industry, all while navigating complex relationships and personal struggles. The series is known for its catchy musical numbers, stunning animation, and lovable characters that have captured the hearts of fans worldwide.

Meet the characters from Uta No Prince-Sama

Aijima Cecil

Oh man, Cecil is pure theatrical sparkle — fabulously dramatic but in the nicest, most theatrical way possible. He flounces between cheeky smiles and world-weary sighs like it’s performance art, and honestly you can’t tell if he’s always acting or just born like this. Has this ridiculous habit of collecting hats and spritzing perfume on library books (don’t ask), and also he gives the best, overly complicated life advice at midnight. Somehow both utterly charming and slightly tragic, like a glittery cloud with a secret storm.

Kotobuki Reiji

Reiji is the kind of elegant, laid-back charmer who makes sipping tea look like an Olympic sport — graceful, a tiny bit sly, and always impeccably dressed. He’ll tease you with a deadpan comment then somehow make you feel like the only person in the room, which is infuriatingly effective. Loves classical elegance but also has a ridiculous stash of novelty socks hidden in his drawer (picture paisley with pandas), and he’s shockingly sentimental about birthday cards. Overall he’s calm, polished, and low-key a softie under the tailored jacket.

Shinomiya Natsuki

Okay, Natsuki is the textbook prince — refined, a little aloof, strict standards, yes yes, but with secret terrible puns and a soft spot for stray cats. He insists on protocol and perfect posture yet will absolutely skip a rehearsal to buy the perfect bouquet (and then argue with the florist for an hour). He gives off this chill aristocratic vibe but also gets embarrassingly excited over cute stationery, which I love. Serious but secretly goofy; he acts like he doesn’t care but he cares a lot (maybe too much).

Mikaze Ai

Ai is quietly magnetic — soft-spoken, a bit mysterious, androgynous vibes, and probably hums to plants when no one’s watching (I actually think he does). He’s like a calm tide that pulls everyone in; you don’t even notice until you’re wrapped up in his soothing aura and three hours have gone by. Has this odd little collection of foreign teacups and never seems to sleep much but also naps in strange places, like on top of a piano bench. Very composed in public, occasionally contradictorily blunt in text messages, which is the best.

Jinguuji Ren

Ren is the smooth, softly flirtatious type who makes everything look effortless — effortless smiles, effortless charm, and somehow he also makes tea like a poet. He’s warm and affectionate and will hand you biscuits in a tiny paper bag like it’s the most natural thing in the world, while also delivering snarky one-liners. Loves romantic gestures but will also leave odd mismatched socks around, which is either his secret plan to be found endearing or chaos, I can’t tell. Basically a sweet danger; adorable and probably secretly writing sonnets.

Ittoki Otoya

Otoya is pure bubbling sunshine — hyper, forever optimistic, sings at the top of his lungs and will challenge you to a snack-eating contest at 2AM (and win). He’s ridiculously earnest, the kind of guy who cries happy tears over tiny things and also somehow keeps everyone motivated without trying. Loves ramen, ramen, and more ramen, yet somehow maintains that annoyingly energetic charm even when he’s nursing a three-day cold. He’s chaos in sneakers but also the glue that holds the group together — loud, loving, and indefatigable.

Hijirikawa Masato

Masato is all quiet dignity and strict rules (neat binder, precise schedule, probably labels his pens) but there’s this soft, almost vulnerable core that peeks out when he’s alone. He plays the reliable big-brother role like a pro — stern, serious, musician-first — yet he’ll defend his friends in the most low-key, stubborn way possible. Hates disorder but secretly keeps a small, hand-knitted animal on his shelf (don’t tell anyone), and he gets embarrassed if you compliment his cooking even though it’s actually good. Stoic exterior, molten heart; classic tsundere energy with a tuxedo.

Kurosaki Ranmaru

Ranmaru is the lovable punk — leather jacket, fierce energy, snarling on stage but weirdly into cute plushies when the lights go out (yes, really). He’s got this rough-around-the-edges rebel vibe that says “I don’t follow rules” while secretly following a very particular routine (like, very particular). Loves loud music, motorcycles, and probably collects vintage comic books — contradictions galore because he can be tender and terrifying in the same sentence. A total wild card that somehow makes everyone feel safer just by existing.

Ichinose Tokiya

Tokiya is the icy perfectionist who obsesses over every note until it shines; meticulous, talented, and painfully self-critical in the sweetest way. He’ll rehearse in the mirror, tilt his head at 37 degrees for optimal pitch, and then scold himself for being dramatic (but also totally dramatic). Seems distant but he’s actually compiling playlists for everyone and has an emotional playlist for each season — yes, really. Sharp, focused, secretly sentimental; the kind of person who loves quietly without shouting it from the rooftops.

Kurusu Syo

Syo is pint-sized bombshell energy — theatrical, flamboyant, and makes the word “dramatic” look understated. He is ALL about cuteness and performance, will strike a pose for literally any occasion, and also insists he’s super mature (please laugh) while hugging a giant stuffed animal before bed. Talks with sparkles in his eyes and will probably steal your dessert then apologize with a full serenade, which is unfair. Tiny terror, enormous heart, and forever convinced he is the center of the universe (and maybe he is).