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DreamLand 2 (ドリームランド2; also known as DreamLand 2: Boy's World; Jp: ドリームランド2: 少年の世界) is a Japanese large-scale survival-reality based on Girls' Fantasy: Japan. It's premise is to create Japan's next big boy group. It will premiere in TokiToki for Japan and SCS for everywhere else on September 6, 2024.

A third season featuring female trainees, DreamLand 3 is currently on the planning stages for late 2025.

Concept[]

In Japan, a new island has popped up called the DreamLand where boys all over japan and overseas who dream to become superstars are invited. In Fantasy Land the boys will showcase their talents to where the Dreamers (fans) will vote for their favorite contestants to become part of the ultimate line-up for the dream boy group.

History[]

On February 2, 2024, TokiToki revealed that the show is being renewed for a second season under a new name. The show would be called DreamLand: Season 2. On June 1, 2024, TokiToki announced that auditions have officially been finished and they're currently on the process of filming, they're currently deciding on what the date for the premiere of the show should be, TokiToki also revealed that I:O will do the grand opening for the show, Ito Furata, Hatarimura Mae and Nakano Miyumi would be featured as guest mentors in the first two episodes.

On July 1, 2024, the first teaser revealing the two MCs for the show was released, it featured Kenzo Keita recurring his role as MC alongside famous singer and actress Watanabe Kasumi. TOKITOKI revealed that Minami was unable to reprise her role as MC alongside Keita due to busy schedules.

On July 29, 2024, TOKITOKI posted a hint regarding the final group name with the cryptic message Ten, Idea, Aim, Dream. At the end of the teaser it was revealed that the signal song AYE-HO! would be released on August 5, 2024 and the show would began airing on September 6, 2024. During the announcement it was revealed that DreamLand: Season 2 would be simplified as DreamLand 2.

On August 5, 2024, the signal song AYE-HO! was released with the grand performance on the show's official YouTube channel. The center position for the song was Hideo Takaki. Shortly after all the profiles for the 50 boys were released on the show's official webiste.

Contestants[]

Region Name Age (Entry) Notes
Kyoto Hadake Kenzo 18 former MAKE Japan trainee. pre-debut DEFINE member.
Osaka Miura Hinata 20 trainee under SOURCE ON Japan.
Tokyo Tamura Eito 19 N/A
Tokyo Mamehara Moto 17 N/A
Yokohama Yakuta Nana 19 former MAKE Entertainment trainee. former YA DancerZ member.
Tokyo Hatari Sudata 20 N/A
Fukuoka Idota Han 19 former PERSONA Entertainment trainee.
Tokyo Sato Kenji 21 former IJB member.
Kyoto Kenmotsu Hidan 19 former IJB member. older brother of Chlo.
US Kato Joseph 19 former PJM Entertainment trainee.
Tokyo Ito Tsutada 17 N/A
Kyoto Wenyan 21 former BLACKCODE member.
Fukuoka Junichi Tendo 19 former LAPIN Entertainment trainee.
Tokyo Mana Shuichi 20 former WE BE ONE member.
Osaka Kagura Shoto 20 former MAKE Japan trainee.
Tokyo Kato Yui 18 former LE100 Entertainment trainee.
Kyoto Watanabe Kokomi 20 former KYOTO BOY5 member.
US Sakata Mark 18 N/A
Hiroshima Iwaba Riiho 22 participated on Dawn of Teenagers 2 under the name Taeki Riiho.
Tokyo Sato Kazuma 17 former ONE/T member.
Kitakyushu Wakari Shin 19 former PERSONA Entertainment trainee.
Tokyo Idota Mame 17 former RING Entertainment trainee.
Tokyo Mamehara Jun 19 N/A
Osaka Ogura Sana 18 N/A
Tokyo Tendo Shun 20 former WiXi members.
Canada Kawashi Noah 19
Nagoya Ida Yuusei 19 former LI1 member.
Tokyo Hideo Takaki 18 pre-debut member of NepHew.
Tokyo Imai Ouju 19 Former WSTL Boyz Trainees member.
Fukuoka Yamaguchi Reiichiro 20 N/A
Tokyo Sakurai Makoto 18 N/A
Tokyo Yamamoto Youhei 18 N/A
Kyoto Nakamoto Shiryu 19 N/A
Tokyo Miyata Masaaki 18 N/A
Osaka Tagawa Mashiro 16 trainees under DIVE Japan.
Australia Inoyue Kuma 20
Nagoya Kajiwara Kazu 17
Tokyo Miyura Yuta 19 former YORI Entertainment trainee.
Sendai Honogawa Rito 19 trainee under SOURCE ON Japan.
Tokyo Hideo Min 22 former ABE Entertainment producer.
Canada Kudo Soma 20 N/A
US Ito Waren 19 former Prime Labels trainee.
France Chris 19 N/A
Tokyo Yokuya Jin 19 N/A
Tokyo Otoma Hanji 18 former ADRB trainee.
Fukuoka Iwabe Aron 19 former LITBIT Recordings trainee.
Kyoto Yakuta Mashiro 20 Former MAKE Entertainment, MAKE Japan trainee.
Hiroshima Sato Juun 17 N/A
Tokyo Watanabe Kunim 19 N/A
Osaka Mamehara Shuhei 24 former FROM1 member

Final[]

# Name Votes
1 Hideo Takaki 786,924
2 Imai Ouju 751,240
3 Mamehara Jun 701,245
4 Kagura Shoto 700.103
5 Wenyan 678,596
6 Ida Yuusei 651,996
7 Hadake Kenzo 591,701
8 Tendo Shun 532,592
9 Kenmotsu Hidan 477,194
10 Miura Hinata 432,518
Eliminated
11 Yakuta Nana 430,981
12 Sakata Mark 421,222
13 Iwaba Riiho 407,987
14 Wakari Shin 376,267
15 Sato Kenji 356,661
16 Watanabe Kokomi 325,269
17 Junichi Tendo 298,918
18 Kawashi Noah 287,211
19 Miyura Yuta 265,826
20 Honogawa Rito 249,240

Top 10 debuts as IN10S.