A3!
Mankai Company is a far cry from its glory days as an all-male theater. With only one member left and debt collectors at the door, it's no wonder Izumi Tachibana finds herself in over her head when she boldly confronts the yakuza's loan sharks, promising to bring her father's theater back into the spotlight. She might be able to recruit enough talent, but she'll need to do her best to see her actors bloom into their potential. A3! featuring Yoichi Hose and Daisuke Hirose has one or more episodes streaming with subscription on Hulu, streaming with subscription on Crunchyroll (Via Prime Video), streaming with subscription on Funimation, and 3 others. It's an animation and drama show with 36 episodes over 2 seasons. A3! is no longer running and has no plans to air new episodes or seasons. It has a better than average IMDb audience rating of 6.8 (82 votes).
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A3! Season 1 Overview
Jan 13, 2020 - Oct 12, 2020Season 1 of A3! has 13 episodes that are available to stream on Hulu, Crunchyroll Premium, Funimation and for Rent or Purchase on 5 Services.
A3! Season 1 Episodes
S01 E13Autumn Turmoil
Oct 12, 2020It's time for Mankai Company to round up members for the New Autumn Troupe, but the prospective members are a...
S01 E13 of A3! is available to stream on Hulu and for Rent or Purchase on 2 Services.
S01 E12 Summertime Survival!
Jun 23, 2020It's Summer Troupe's opening night of "Water Me!" Can the troupe step it up after their disappointing dress rehearsal?
S01 E12 of A3! is available to stream on Hulu, Crunchyroll Premium, Funimation and for Rent or Purchase on 5 Services.
S01 E11 My Weakness
Jun 16, 2020Tenma goes home to convince his dad to allow him to take part in the performance. Will he make it...
S01 E11 of A3! is available to stream on Hulu, Crunchyroll Premium, Funimation and for Rent or Purchase on 5 Services.
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Mankai Company is a far cry from its glory days as an all-male theater. With only one member left and debt collectors at the door, it's no wonder Izumi Tachibana finds herself in over her head when she boldly confronts the yakuza's loan sharks, promising to bring her father's theater back into the spotlight. She might be able to recruit enough talent, but she'll need to do her best to see her actors bloom into their potential.