Wonderland × Showtime is one of the main units in Project SEKAI: Colorful Stage! feat. Hatsune Miku. Their entire identity revolves around theatre, amusement parks, and bringing smiles to people through over-the-top performances. Their Sekai (their alternate world) is literally a whimsical, stage-like theme park — colorful, dramatic, and full of imagination.
As a group, their core theme is “making everyone smile.” They focus on grand stage shows, musical-style performances, exaggerated expressions, and emotional storytelling. Compared to other units in the game, they lean heavily into theatrical flair — dramatic poses, bold visuals, playful chaos, and big emotions. Even their songs often feel like show tunes or circus-inspired performances, full of energy shifts and storytelling moments.
But underneath the bright costumes and loud performances, their stories often explore deeper ideas — pressure to entertain, fear of failure, creative differences, and the meaning of happiness. That contrast between glittering stage lights and emotional growth is what makes them so compelling.
In short?
They’re chaotic theatre kids with hearts full of dreams, determined to turn life into a spectacular show .
RUI KAMISHIRO: Kamishiro Rui is a third-year student at Kamiyama High School. He is a member of the musical show unit Wonderlands x Showtime.
EMU OTOTRI: Otori Emu is a second-year student at Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy. She is a member of the musical show unit Wonderlands x Showtime.
TSUKASA TENMA: Tenma Tsukasa is a third-year student at Kamiyama High School. He is the leader of the musical show unit Wonderlands x Showtime.
NENE KUSANAGI: Kusanagi Nene is a second-year student at Kamiyama High School. She is a member of the musical show unit Wonderlands x Showtime.
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Hi! I am a 12-year-old girl still in school, and I wanted to tell the stories, poetries, and creations I write to the world! My name is Teja, I am in grade 6 currently and I hope that I don't get hate in my creations! <3
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