Junpei Murao était fasciné par le ballet lorsqu'il était enfant, mais a abandonné la danse après la mort de son père. Cependant, un jour, une élève transférée dans sa classe, Miyako Godai, remarque l’amour de Junpei pour le ballet et l'invite à danser avec elle. La jeune fille le pousse à reprendre la danse et Junpei caresse à nouveau le rêve de devenir le meilleur danseur du monde. Il espère atteindre le niveau de Danseur Noble, celui qui permet de tenir le rôle du prince dans un ballet. Mais pour en arriver là, il faut être prêt à faire des sacrifices…
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Keeping the feminine looking character animation aside, this was a great anime. The story does have some plot holes but the best part was how the entire concept unfolded without rushing for the completion. The main character didn't became the best magically like in other anime(s) which kept the realistic attribute of the story intact. This show was definitely a bit underrated but I will still recommend others to watch it.
DDD turned out to be quite a compelling show to watch, too bad that it's focus on ballet greatly reduces it's potential audience. While only being 11 episodes long and not entirely sticking the landing [spoiler]the Goudai family drama is a bit too psychotic/animeish[/spoiler] (season 2 never) it still felt like there was quite some progress in our main character's journey and explores some interesting themes along the way and certainly tackles preconceptions people have about ballet dancers or how that relates to masculinity. In addition to that the show is also refreshingly realistic in it's portrayal of adolescence. MAPPA did an amazing job at packaging this up in fantastic visuals, animation and score. Certainly recommended!