1. You can manage a variety of agency buildings such a dorm, practice studio, concert hall, recording studio, pop-up store, etc.

2. You can hire, train, and fire employees in different positions, including architects, promotion staff, managers, and stylists, etc.

3. You can release and sell merch for each idol, and also hire, educate, and fire your sales staff.

4. You can decide on promotion missions, idol missions, shareholder favor (approval) missions, fandom quests, and appearing in movies, dramas, musicals, broadcasts, and more.

5. You can go to the outing area to recruit trainees, counsel the agency idols, and proceed with unique stories.

6. You can embellish an idol in different areas with various items such as hair, clothes, shoes, accessories, and more.

7. The dorm is where each idol group will live and recover from fatigue, and the props can interact with the idols.

9. You can create and sell albums to gain sales revenue and fans. Depending on the idols’ abilities, a record completion level is applied and the sales volume and ranking are determined.

10. You can collect concert revenue and overseas/international fans by conducting local concerts and world tours. Casual fans who attend concerts become moved and turn into hardcore fans.

11. You can collect casual fans as well as appearance fees by appearing in various media and broadcasts such as movies, dramas, musicals, and variety shows.

12. You can conduct individual live broadcasts for an idol with various concepts such as gaming and mukbang, and turn casual fans into hardcore fans or gather various overseas/international fans from different countries.

13. You can collect trophies by being invited to awards ceremonies for various idol activity achievements.

14. You can show off the idols’ running and swimming skills by participating in the annual idol athletics and swimming competitions.