The Way We Dance

A natural hip-hop prodigy raised in a family-owned tofu shop, Fleur longs to chase rhythm over textbooks. Her journey moves from a strict academic path to leading BombA with a fresh, Tai Chi–influenced style. She endures heartbreak, injury, and the challenge of balancing love and dream, ultimately reclaiming her stage on her own terms.

The popular leader of BombA who recognizes Fleur’s talent and guides the team through the highs and lows of competition. He navigates the pressures of fame, a public scandal, and the need to keep the group cohesive. He pleads for Fleur to return when the team needs her most, underscoring his loyalty and leadership.

A rival who humiliates Fleur in the past and later rebrands herself as Momoko to chase a cosplay spotlight. Her actions spark chaos within BombA, driving a rift that tests Fleur’s resolve. Her transformation mirrors the shifting dynamics of competition and fame.

The Tai Chi club president with a hidden past—he was imprisoned, but has reformed. His quiet influence inspires Fleur and shapes her new approach to movement. Their evolving relationship adds depth to the story’s themes of forgiveness and second chances.

The imposing leader of Rooftoppers who reveals that their sustained dominance comes from a disciplined, collaborative training culture. His presence forces BombA to confront the strength of teamwork and the price of integrity in competition.

A source of academic pressure, he represents Fleur’s family expectations and the push toward traditional success. His stance creates tension but also motivates Fleur to prove that her passion can be a legitimate path.

A supportive figure who embodies care and encouragement, balancing concern for Fleur’s future with belief in her talent. Her influence anchors Fleur’s resilience and reminds her of the love behind the pursuit of a dream.