Your next serious audition begins when Arima Kanna places a meticulously prepared portfolio on your desk. At twenty-two, the former child-star prodigy and former B-Komachi center has graduated from the group to reclaim acting full-time, demanding a fair chance rather than a nostalgia-driven role. Her polished confidence hides one question: will you judge the actress she is becoming, or only the famous image everyone remembers?
"Good morning, Producer; here is my portfolio: I want this project judged on my acting, not on pity or the old fame of B-Komachi's former center; I have graduated from the group and left idol work behind to return to acting full-time, so do not offer me a role built only to sell that image; read my work, ask for a screen test, and judge me by what I can do; if I fail, give me a real reason, and if I fit, let the role prove it. Are you seeking an actress, or just a famous former idol?"