This Anime Has An Identity Crisis

I've really been getting into girl band anime, so I decided to check out Ave Mujica, the sequel to BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!! Honestly a very normal anime, nothing crazy really happens in the show... although, there is a bit of an identity crisis... My honest review / video essay of the BanG Dream! Ave Mujica: The Die is Cast girl band music anime by studio SANZIGEN Share your comments below, and like and subscribe for more videos Subscribe:    / @almostcheesecake   Discord:   / discord   Twitter:   / almostcheescake   Thumbnail Commissions: https://ko-fi.com/almostcheesecake Patreon:   / almostcheesecake   Tip Jar: https://streamelements.com/almostchee... BOOK☆WALKER: https://global.bookwalker.jp/wish-lis... Support Me Elsewhere: https://linktr.ee/almostcheesecake The day Sakiko Togawa's privileged life crumbled, she painfully broke her vow to CRYCHIC and left the band behind—an act that tore her heart in two. As days fade into nights, she struggles to make ends meet until a certain cherished memory is tainted, pushing her to the edge. Driven by a fractured sense of purpose and the need to reclaim what she lost, Sakiko forms Ave Mujica, a masked symphonic metal band with Mutsumi Wakaba, Nyamu Yuutenji, Umiri Yahata and Uika Hatsune Misumi. Its members are bound not by a shared goal but by the fragile threads of their divergent desires. Together, they weave a haunting masquerade of loss and rebirth, captivating audiences with a gothic musical stage play. But as the girls' ideals collide, the scars of their pasts rear their ugly heads. The brittle facade the girls have built threatens to collapse beneath them, bringing Sakiko to the verge of falling apart. #avemujica #mygo #bangdream