Wuba

Although they have a new leading lady, Shin Arina, the production company Moodyz hasn't stopped recruiting new talent. In October, another rising star, Wuba, debuted. Before introducing this newcomer, did anyone find her name strange? Shin Arina mentioned in a live stream that after abandoning her original stage name, she and her agency were struggling to decide what name to use next. In the end, the production company helped her choose the stage name Shin Arina. This shows that Moodyz does choose stage names for its female artists, so things aren't always so coincidental. Many of Moodyz's exclusive female artists have numbers in their stage names, which are all chosen by the production company... And Wuba got the number "five," which is actually a bit strange, because Moodyz currently doesn't have anyone using the numbers two, three, four, and ten (Ninomiya and Mita have both left), and five already has Igarashi Seika. So why is there another Wuba starting with five? I think either Moodyz forgot about the project, or Igarashi Kiyoka, who has already released six works, might be leaving to study at National Chiao Tung University. Okay, back to Igarashi Kiyoka. Moodyz using newcomers isn't news, but promoting such a high-profile newcomer still makes people curious: the copy says this actress is a once-in-a-decade sensitive supernova, coming from Nagano to Tokyo to film, and a beautiful girl who loves playing basketball and exudes a refreshing vibe—this background seems quite ordinary, so why does Moodyz value her so much? It turns out the production company said this "Igarashi Kiyoka" is very, very pure, or perhaps more accurately, ignorant, because she is almost completely ignorant about love...