The opening day of the final performances has arrived.

With surgery in the United States fast approaching, Maria was placed under a strict no-visitor policy

Mizuka and Ouka are unable to hide their growing anxiety, pushing themselves with excessive training.

The "Sunflower Circus" has been granted permission to participate in the "Circus Collection Japan Tournament."

Maria collapses from exhaustion, and Rin fiercely scolds the troupe for causing chaos at the hospital.

With the Sumeragi Group’s elite troupe, the "Blue Rose Circus," nearby, the "Sunflower Circus" faces a predictably poor turnout for its next performance. Mizuka, having resolves to take the stage as a performer, nervously peeks out at the audience. After confiding her anxiety to Ouka in the wings, she trusts Ouka's advice—"look at the audience before you fly"—and Mizuka steps onto the trapeze.

Mizuka, determined to challenge Mitscher, returns to the group members who all look very serious.

Nanami Sumeragi’s team makes headlines with newspapers asking if they could surpass the "Lotus Circus.

Akane storms off as Mizuka searches the mountains for Rafflesia Circus’s missing François.

The "Sunflower Circus" had a successful show in Toyokawa, but their earnings were seized by debt collectors.

Determined to surpass "Shiny Lavender", the "Sunflower Circus" prepares for its upcoming show.

The "Sunflower Circus" is headed to Toyokawa, a popular and officially sanctioned performance venue.

In 1950s Japan, penniless Mizuka meets two circus girls, sparking a dream-filled new beginning.