What’s it about? Transfer student Otonomiya Saku is highly sought after for his vocal range, which the Singing Club is sure will help them nail the song they want to use for the upcoming competition. Other forces are interested in Saku too, and his potential as a conduit for the mysterious “white shadows” that move […] The post [Review] Actors: Songs Connection – Episode 1 appeared first on ANIME FEMINIST.
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