Every day, a young girl wearing a mask stands by the beach and sings a nostalgic melody. After experiencing two sudden heart-wrenching partings when she was only a child, Nino Arisugawa has been singing her songs to the ocean, bound by a promise made with her two childhood friends—her first love, Momo Sakaki, and a boy who composed music, Kanade "Yuzu" Yuzuriha. Having never met each other, the boys both individually promised that if Nino was ever separated from them, her voice would be the beacon to reunite them once again.
Nino, a young girl who loves to sing, has had her heart broken twice by boys who moved away. Her first love, Kanade, left, and her childhood friend, whom she called 'Ray', also disappeared. Now in high school, she reconnects with Yuzu, a guitarist who was secretly in love with her, and Kuro, her 'Ray', who is now a bassist. Nino finds herself caught between the two boys and her unrequited love for Kanade, navigating the complex world of music and relationships as she tries to find her voice and heal her past heartbreaks.
Anonymous Noise received a generally positive reception from critics and audiences, particularly praised for its unique premise, emotional depth, and compelling soundtrack. The anime was lauded for its exploration of themes like unrequited love, passion for music, and the complexities of adolescence. However, some found the love triangle plot to be somewhat predictable or overly dramatic at times.
Google audience: Viewers widely enjoyed 'Anonymous Noise' for its heartfelt story and engaging soundtrack. Many found the characters relatable and their emotional journeys moving. The blend of romance, music, and drama resonated well with the audience, although a few mentioned the plot could be a bit convoluted.
The band 'in NO hurry to shout' featured in the anime is an actual band that performed the opening and ending themes for the series.
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