Eichi's RoleĮichi loved idols with extraordinary passion, as they were one of the few things that gave him hope while permanently hospitalized. Most students attended Yumenosaki in hopes that they would be instantly hired based on Yumenosaki's name alone now, they were not welcome anywhere. Agencies soon began to automatically turn away students from Yumenosaki, presuming that none of them had skill or ability, leading to unrest among the student body. This led to an influx of Yumenosaki students graduating into the entertainment world, flooding the industry with individuals who had not honed any skills and had no experience in any kind of performance, never mind idol activities. Most students turned to delinquency, and would damage property, litter, and cause altercations on and off campus. Teachers and student council members had no authority whatsoever, and were treated as slaves to the students when either party tried to enforce rules over the student body, the students rioted until they were once again given back the freedom to laze around as they pleased. There was no limit to how many members units could take on, leading to units akin to guilds with dozens and dozens of members and none practicing or participating. Over time, however, its students began to take its name for granted, believing that it was enough to have Yumenosaki's name on their resume, and ceased to put effort into their idol activities, often not participating in idol activities at all. Yumenosaki students slacking during school Most entertainment agencies would instantly snatch up Yumenosaki alumni, and attending Yumenosaki guaranteed excellent career prospects. Yumenosaki Academy was known as a prestigious idol school lauded for its long history of creating talented and popular idols. Eichi Tenshouin, who loved idols but who knew he could die at any moment due to his especially poor health at the time, took drastic measures to "cleanse" the school of its ills in as short a period of time as possible.
While the war has several components, it can be summarized briefly as this: Yumenosaki was in a state of disrepair as its students rested on the laurels of its reputation, and its staff was powerless to stop it. After the events of the war, a cenotaph was erected in the memory of these students. However, students were bullied and forced to leave school prior to the war and during it, and a few had committed suicide. Additionally, no one was killed, though many students will metaphorically refer to what happened as a killing. While the students who lived through the war refer to it in violent terms, no literal blood was spilled during the so-called "battles" of the war. The central conflict of the war hinges on Eichi Tenshouin, with the help of Tsumugi Aoba and Keito Hasumi, mobilizing ex- fine and the student body against the talented Five Eccentrics in order to cull weak and unmotivated students from Yumenosaki while allowing him to triumph over these five geniuses, whom he would normally not be able to defeat. Preparations for the war began spring, the start of the school year, and the war came to a close in autumn of the same year, following the defeat of Wataru Hibiki. The war (戦争 sensou) took place one year before the Ensemble Stars! timeline and concerns the drastic social and structural reform of Yumenosaki Private Academy.
HiMERU advises to proceed with caution.Īrashi visiting the cenotaph of those who committed suicide “Live By The Gun” (feat.This section contains spoilers. Los of Desmadre)ġ1 – “Exit Wounds“” (feat. Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed)Ġ9 – “At War With The Gods” (feat. Anthony Martini of E.Town Concrete)Ġ8 – “Deathbed Confession” (feat. Ice-T of Body Count)Ġ6 – “Stories From The Gutter, Pt. Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed)Ġ4 – “Live By The Gun” (feat. “Welcome To The West Coast III” track listing:Ġ2 – “Death Comes In 3’s” (feat. The track comes from the band’s new album “Welcome To The West Coast III”, due out December 09th via Fast Break! Records / Arising Empire. Email Soon after their recent single with Jamey Jasta (HATEBREED), LIONHEART are back with new power track! “Live By The Gun“ features a guest spot from Ice-T of the Body Count.
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