Characters
- Mimu Emilton (未夢・エミルトン, Mimu Emiruton?)
- Mimu is a 14-year-old girl with large aspirations of becoming the best idol in the universe. Although she is very ambitious, she often loses confidence quickly and becomes easily discouraged. But something always comes up to motivate her, and she works tirelessly for her dream. Her motto is Dream.
- Voiced by: Mariko Kouda
- Layla B. Simmons (レイラ・Ｂ・シモンズ, Reira Bī Shimonzu?)
- Layla is an outgoing, gritty, 16-year-old rockstar who has an intimate relationship with her guitar. Although she appears extremely tough, she has unusual soft spots, especially for her guitar (which she cannot sleep without) and Mimu, whom she believes to have extraordinary talent. Her advice for aspiring idols is Guts!
- Voiced by: Aya Hisakawa
- Extra Kaidou (エクストラ・海堂, Ekusutora Kaidō?)
- Extra is a superfluous pianist who believes strongly in class. Because a lady never reveals her age, Extra's age is unknown (though she is probably 16 like her rival, Layla). Her philosophy for stardom is Dignity.
- Voiced by: Mika Kanai
- Corvette Hiyards (コルベット・ハイヤーズ, Korubetto Haiyāzu?)
- Corvette is a 17-year-old stage dancer with a touchy-feely and too-friendly disposition. She loves taking baths and singing. Her motto is Rhythm.
- Voiced by: Kikuko Inoue
- Palpu Ranrang (ぱるぷ・蘭々, Parupu Ranran?)
- Palpu Ranrang (Palpurin for short) is an energetic 13-year-old martial arts expert with her own superhero show. She considers her whirlwind kicks and high-speed punches as signs of endearment - and her fans love being mauled by her. Her idol motto is Relax.
- Voiced by: Hinako Kanamaru
- Ruka Essenpolka (ルカ・エッセンポルカ, Ruka Essenporuka?)
- Ruka is a 9-year-old actress who loves collecting stuffed animals. Her advice for aspiring idols is Smile!
- Voiced by: Koorogi Satomi
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