Anonymous Noise, Vol. 3

In this volume we get to see Nino fitting more into the band, In No Hurry.She is still in love with her old friend Momo & still doesn't know where to find him. So she decides to give it her all in singing.

Will Yuzu tell Nino how he feels? I love this story! Can't wait to see what is going to happen next!

I really like this series I wasn't sure about it at first but it surprised me with how much I enjoy it

Goodness, it’s been sometime since I read this (forgot to write a review LOL) but what an excellent volume!Right from the start we are sucked into Nino’s anguish and absolutely love how these guys, her friends, help hold her up. I commend her courage in not quitting her new "career" and just as a whole. She may not always be the best listener (LOL), but she really cares for other people and do think that’s shown. (Well, at least sometimes. LOL!)And Yuzu! I love his character and my heart breaks for his own anguish. (His backstory!! *cries*) Though that was sort of a mean plot twist with a certain character and didn’t think I could feel any worse on Yuzu’s behalf, but I definitely do after this volume. *nervous laughter*As with how I felt in the first volume, I am NOT fond of Momo. I felt iffy second volume, but…he brings so many mixed feelings and wouldn’t say positive ones. I can’t help but respect Nino for hoping her voice will reach him and never giving up, but I also want to be like *points at Yuzu* there is an AMAZING guy right here.I really really enjoy the music in this. It’s fun just seeing these characters love what they do as a singer, performer, and so forth. You can always see each of them put their heart into it and pumped for In No Hurry to Shout and there future. They will totally blow everyone off stage (especially that one certain group)!And that ending! :o :o :o I don’t even know what to say but I did NOT see that coming!!

With Nino and the band In No Hurry making their TV debut, her raw performance leaves people stunned and buzzing. While In No Hurry is making up plans for how best to promote their brand, Momo, in a fit of jealousy, launches his own band which is basically a copycat and with the same album debut date. Look, I can maybe get his guilt over 'selling out' (in his terms), but pushing Nino away and then trying to upstage her band doesn't seem like a great way to honor a childhood friendship. And sure, I wanted the rivalry but NOT LIKE THIS! And poor (or should I say, more likely, how much of an airhead) Nino still wanted to sing for his sake - I hope her character arc is her realizing that she only needs to sing for herself; in fact, I already felt hints of this in her conversation with Miou, who is lamenting over the futility of chasing something.The romance takes dramatic turns in this installment - while Yuzu is still fretting over letting his feelings be known, Nino is oblivious to it; her eyes are only for Momo. And when she finds him finally (you'd think by now they would have crossed paths considering how often Yuzu and Momo do!) he once again pushes her away. On the flipside, Momo and Yuzu become better friends but then obviously with all the drama about realizing who Momo is kinda burned that one to the ground. Now, both Momo and Yuzu are going to fight over her and man, I want this is to be about the music rivalry but the drama and the angst keep it going, to be honest. Still, I hope the messiness of their relationships doesn't get old.

~3.5/5The first big performance goes by, and it seems to go well. At first, it feels like I'm finally getting a sense of how her singing sounds, but then I just get confused. Because it looks like she's just screaming? And yet everyone seems to love it, and the band seems to play with it really well. I'm really not too sure, by the end of it.Their band is going to be competing with a very similar, new, masked band. I like how some of them care, and others don't at all. I also really like that, despite their competing and mixed feelings, Nino and Miou have a really good friendship. They understand each other, and Nino is very persistent about talking to her. I like that.In a similar vein, Yuzu and Momo have also formed an unknowing friendship, which I also like. Though the ending gives a twist to that.Aside from all of the friendship, Nino and Momo finally come face to face and get to talk to each other. And it's... It's good for Momo, I guess? Nino has some conflicted feelings regarding it, though.I'm really enjoying this series so far. I like the odd mix of humor and significant moments as the story progresses. I'm intrigued where the romance is going, but I like the musical element and band play more. The friendships are also really strong, and I am enjoying seeing those form and grow.A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much![More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

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