Magic-kyun! Renaissance

Kohana has finally arrived at the Hoshinomori School of Magical Arts, her mother's old school. There she encounters Ichijoji Teika, a handsome student with an enchanting voice, who explains to her the school's tradition of crowning the year's most talented students as the Prince and Princess Artista. Will Koahan be able to hone her craft and climb the Scala Artista by the end of the year?

Kohana has been chosen to sit on the Hoshi Festival executive committee with Teika, who has unfortunately declared her his nemesis due to years of bad blood between their families. When none of the other members of the committee show up to the first meeting, Teika demands that they find new members, but Kohana promises she'll convince them to come. Will Kohana have any success with Suminomiya...

When Kohana is chosen to perform a demonstration of her artistic talents for her class, she turns to an album of flower arrangements by her mother for inspiration. Will the photos left behind by her mother help Kohana put on a successful demonstration?

When Haruka learns there will be a dance party during the Hoshi festival, she begins practicing her dancing. With lesson books in one hand, she tries learning the steps, but it isn't going well. Dance major Anjo Louis teaches her the basics, but his expression turns sad at one of Haruka's remarks.

Kohana is made responsible for responding to the concerns and complaints in the opinion box set up at school. Though the surprising number of opinions initially makes her uneasy, Hibiki Kanato agrees to help her. Kanato resolves the various concerns one after another with overwhelming vitality. Meanwhile, Kohana spots Kanato staying up late to practice the cello. Trying to be considerate of h...

Kohana and the rest of the committee begin practicing for the collaborative "Art Session." Their advisor Chieri instructs them on the secret of the Art Session: to make their hearts one. With no clear understanding of what they're meant to do, they search for a solution using a variety of methods. Tsukushi Monet watches them with amazement and disgust. Because he plans to study abroad in Engl...