Ep. 31: Former band members reform Ʌucifer at J-Rock festival with Freddy and Sakuya
Aired on December 19, 1999
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After their debut singles achieve success, former band members receive invitations to perform at the J-Rock festival. Ralph proposes using this momentum to reform Ʌucifer, appointing Freddy Brown as the lead singer. Sasaki agrees to the plan and travels to Japan to inform both Freddy and the ex-members. During the festival, the group officially announces the revival of Ʌucifer. Freddy arrives via helicopter accompanied by Sakuya. The band then declares Sakuya’s return as the lead vocalist and utilizes the live broadcast to promote their upcoming comeback concert at the Todo residence.
Episodes
- Ep. 27 · Sakuya and Aine struggle with songwriting while Ralph spreads rumors about a girl in the honeymoon suite.
- Ep. 28 · Paparazzi pressure forces Ʌucifer to hide Aine while Ralph attacks Sakuya’s past
- Ep. 29 · Ʌucifer reaches Number 1 while Ralph orders a media boycott and threatens disbandment
- Ep. 30 · Jupiter Records yields to Ralph as Sakuya disbands Ʌucifer and departs Japan.
- Ep. 31 · Former band members reform Ʌucifer at J-Rock festival with Freddy and Sakuya
- Ep. 32 · Ralph confronts Aine's kidnapping and demands Sakuya meet him at a hotel to resolve the conflict.
- Ep. 33 · Sakuya confronts Ralph and rejects Rupert Grazer's offer to protect Aine
- Ep. 34 · Sakuya agrees to act in Ayako's drama to exact revenge through superior performance.
- Ep. 35 · Ayako sabotages Aine causing Sakuya injury, leading to a revenge plot exposing false relationships.