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Anakt Garden has the best music education system and the highest survival rates. Despite its school-like façade, it functions as a training facility to produce ALIEN STAGE champions, conducting cruel experiments to create exceptional pet-humans. Anakt's educational approach utilizes a cult-like system to brainwash the children, teaching them believe in the "Great Anakt", a false deity. Children are instructed to put their hands together and sing every day with vacant eyes. Students who receive good grades on all subjects and maintain good conduct are nominated by their teachers and peers for the "Outstanding Student Award Ceremony". These students are then interviewed by Andromeda Media. Class subjects include Music Appreciation and Interpretation, Religion and Music, and Expression of Music. Expression of Music is known to be infamously difficult. Anakt Garden also holds events for the children, such as athletic field events and a singing competition.

In Alien Stage, the Rebellion is a human resistance group fighting against the oppressive alien overlords, the Segyein. They aim to free humanity from being held captive and used as "pets" or performers by the aliens. They actively fight to shut down the Alien Stage, a cruel, televised singing competition where losing human contestants are publicly executed.

You watch humans struggle to keep hope. The Segyein control their future. Many humans lose their freedom and identity. Some try to resist by singing and showing emotion. You notice that music becomes a way to fight back. The contest gives humans a small chance to change their fate. If you win, you might earn respect or better treatment. Most humans live in fear. The story shows you how hard it is to stay strong. Humans use music to remember who they are. The contest gives a chance for change. Many face sadness and loss. Alien Stage teaches you that hope can survive even in the darkest times.

Alien Stage follows strict rules. You learn that every contestant must perform in front of the aliens. The show tests singing, dancing, and personality. Aliens judge each round. If you lose, you face punishment or death. The rules push you to do your best. You must impress the aliens to survive. The show uses machines to measure your skills. Aliens decide who moves to the next round.

You enter a world where the Segyein aliens control everything. Their society works with strict rules. The leaders hold all the power. You see that aliens live in luxury while humans struggle. The Segyein use technology to watch humans. They value entertainment and status. You notice that aliens rank each other by wealth and influence. The top leaders decide what happens in the world. Lower-ranked aliens follow orders. The Segyein treat humans as pets, not equals. Aliens use advanced machines to control daily life. Leaders make rules that keep humans powerless. The Segyein focus on pleasure and control. The Segyein society shows you how power can change the way people treat others.

You meet lots of contestants in Alien Stage. Each one has their own special skill. These skills help them stay alive and get noticed. Training is important for their acts and who they are.

Skill/Training type and their descriptions

Dance Practice: Contestants wear gear that checks every move they make. Instrument Practice: They play music while aliens watch their brain signals. Image-Making Training: Contestants fix their smiles and sit straight in a chair. Singing Training: Machines check how well they sing during practice. Superiority Test: Aliens test their bodies and minds in a tank to find the best.

Humans live as pets under alien rule. Their lives are now trapped. The Full Story shows how this hurts their feelings and minds. Many feel scared and sad. You see them try to keep who they are. Aliens treat humans like toys and use them for fun. The contest makes life even more risky. If you lose, you might die or suffer. Contestants sing not just for cheers but to survive.