Limelight

Bring the anchor into the limelight.

Limelight is the control room for a live relay race. Each leg charges in its own key-light frame; when a runner is ready, the reveal lifts them onto the line.

Team charge to the anchor leg88%
Open the control room Yokohama Night Relay · live · 5 legs
01 — The relay

Five legs, one charged line.

Every leg lives in its own charge frame. The frame's key-light tells you its state at a glance — cyan charging, magenta priority, gold complete.

Leg 03 · charging

Harbor Loop

Hikari holds the inside line along the waterfront, banking charge for the handoff.

Leg 05 · priority

Bridge Sprint

The decisive leg. Magenta key-light flags the anchor exchange the whole crowd is waiting on.

Leg 01 · complete

Plaza Start

Sora cleared the exchange zone clean. Gold key-light certifies a finished, sparked leg.

02 — The reveal

When a runner is ready, lift them onto the line.

The reveal is the heart of Limelight: the focal portrait breaks out of its frame under a key-light burst — the moment the next runner takes the stage.

Anchor reveal

Ren Asano takes the bridge.

Charge hits 100%, the frame opens, and the anchor steps into the limelight with a key-rim of cyan and a gold spark on the meter edge. Utility becomes a scene.

Stage the reveal
03 — The charge

Progress, staged as a charge-up.

Spark meters fill in segments and throw a gold spark at the fill edge — so a loading bar reads like a runner building speed, not a flat percentage.

Team charge

Heading into the anchor

The squad's combined readiness for the decisive bridge exchange.

Season record

Course best, certified

A finished record glows gold and holds its spark — the achievement state of any meter.

Step into the limelight.

A control room that treats every handoff like the climax of the race — charged, framed, and revealed.

Open the control room