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Netflix Adapts Award
  • Winning Ballroom Dance Manga '10DANCE'


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  • Action Film to Capture the Fierce Rivalry of Competitive Dance


    • Streaming giant Netflix has officially acquired the rights to develop a live

  • action film adaptation of the popular Japanese manga series, 10DANCE. The project will bring the intense and elegant world of competitive ballroom dance to a global audience, focusing on the story of two rival dancers forced into an unlikely partnership.


    • The Story of Two Champions and One Ultimate Challenge


    The 10DANCE narrative centers on Shinya Sugiki, a master of the five Standard dances, and Shinya Suzuki, a champion of the five Latin dances. In the world of competitive dance, these two disciplines are typically separate. The central plot is ignited when the pair is challenged to master and compete in all ten dances—a nearly impossible feat that requires them to overcome their intense rivalry and train together.


    Why "It's All in the Hips"


    A key thematic element from the manga, often summarized by the phrase "It's all in the hips," highlights the distinct physical techniques required for Latin dance. This detail underscores the immense challenge the characters face, as they must step far outside their technical and artistic comfort zones to achieve their goal.


    Netflix's Expanding Anime and Manga Portfolio


    This acquisition continues Netflix's strategic expansion into anime and manga

  • based content. The platform aims to cater to the growing international demand for Japanese pop culture. By adapting a sophisticated story like 10DANCE, Netflix is showcasing a diverse range of storytelling beyond typical action or fantasy genres.



    • A focus on the artistic and emotional depth of competitive sports.

    • An opportunity to showcase elaborate choreography and costume design.

    • Appeal to both manga fans and audiences interested in dance dramas.