Glass no Kamen (2005)
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Glass no Kamen (2005)

Synonyms: GM · Garasu no Kamen · Glass Mask

★ 7.9

TypeTV
Episodes51
StatusFINISHED
AiredSpring 2005
Episode Length23 min
Studiotms entertainment co., ltd.
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About Glass no Kamen (2005)

★ 7.9 · 51 Episodes · TV · acting, adapted into jdrama

The competitive world of theatrical acting takes center stage in this sprawling 51-episode adaptation from TMS Entertainment. Originally a beloved manga that also inspired live-action adaptations, the 2005 anime chronicles the fierce rivalry between two aspiring actresses with vastly different backgrounds. Maya is a raw, untrained talent with an overwhelming passion for the stage, while Ayumi possesses the technical skill and elite upbringing of a polished performer. Over the course of its extensive runtime, the series examines the grueling rehearsal processes, backstage politics, and personal sacrifices required to master the craft of acting. Earning a solid 7.9 score, the show remains a quintessential coming-of-age drama from the mid-2000s. Alongside the intense professional rivalry, the narrative weaves in complex personal relationships, including an age-gap romance, creating a thoroughly engaging marathon for fans of classic theatrical drama.

Glass no Kamen (2005)

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  • You may like it if you are fascinated by the intense competition in the performing arts.
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