Fans of rhythm games and music-focused anime looking for a story about pursuing dreams and finding one's passion.
The protagonist is inspired by their father's musical performances, dreaming of captivating audiences.
Inspired by a legendary event, the protagonist vows to host an even greater one.
The protagonist sings on the street, gaining confidence but realizing the need for a partner.
A sudden phone light transports the protagonist to a strange place where they meet others.
They learn this new world is made of feelings, and true feelings birth song.
The protagonist reveals their ambition to surpass the legendary 'radwim' event.
Waking from a peculiar dream, the protagonist feels a sense of impending change.
Feeling stagnant, the protagonist wishes for a dream or goal like their friend's.
Visiting a CD shop, the protagonist hears an intriguing new song and seeks its origin.
Lost and with a dead phone, the protagonist finds a shop called 'Weekend Garage'.
Inside the garage, the protagonist witnesses an incredible live performance that inspires them.
The protagonist recalls their father's event and reaffirms their goal to surpass him.
The protagonist is motivated by people pursuing their dreams and searches for the song heard earlier.
A Miku hologram appears, inviting the protagonist to meet others in their world.
The protagonist learns about a cafe where musicians gather and starts practicing a new song.
The street feels less scary, and the protagonist decides to enter the Weekend Garage.
The protagonist, having previously hesitated, enters the Weekend Garage with determination.
Miku mentions meeting someone, anticipating their arrival at the garage.
The protagonist meets another high school student, An, at the garage.
The protagonist learns the garage owner is a retired famous musician.
An performs, and the protagonist is invited to sing along, finding a partner.
The group discusses their next event, aiming for higher quality and more experience.
Despite doubts, they remain determined to surpass the legendary 'radwimkend'.