I have been mellowing with this one for a few weeks now, since the end kind of threw me for a loop, but today I believe I am ready. White Album 2; as its name implies , this is technically a sequel, but not actually. The only link this creates with White Album is your mentioning of the primary character as a renowned artist, along with the singing of this song. Aside from that, they're completely separate.
Haruki is the primary man; he asserts excellent levels and may always be seen helping others out, particularly the pupil council, though he's not part of it. He's also the backup guitarist for the music center, which is one the verge of disbanding today that the sole members are him as well as the principal guitarist, Iizuka. Haruki generally moves his... less than best guitar playing following the club is completed, when he's got the space to himself.Every now and again, he gets a treat in the area next door, a mystical, gifted piano player plays in harmony with his guitar, placing him at ease.
Even though he doesn't understand who this individual is, he locate a feeling of relief anytime they play together. 1 evening, a third joins themfrom the roof, a gorgeous voice begins singing together with their playing. Haruki goes into the roof to locate Setsuna; a gorgeous woman at his school that he'd met a while before.Finally, Haruki finds out that the puzzle pupil next door is Touma, a idle classmate of his.or her After some convincing, the two agree to combine with the light audio club and play with Haruki.
Afterward, our love triangle starts! Well really, we find the love of the triangle begins longbefore this, but still. Basically, we've got two women who are both clearly in love with Haruki. Ahhh, higher school play.
Though, I really do feel as the three could of been much better of simply staying buddies. Obviously, that does not make for a fantastic story and if you invest that much time together with other people, these things often take place.
Once it's formed, it becomes immediately evident that it was an error. But, none will willingly acknowledge it. Iisuka, Haruki's buddy, I believe plays with the voice of everything should be achieved down the stretch. He needs Haruki to take the secure origin, not to the woman he's using. Regrettably, that is not how things end up.
Overall, I'd say that this was a very excellent music / love / piece of life series. I liked it. Additionally, it is not every day that these anime shows includes a connection which gets to the point where both become intimate, which has been a surprise. Harden your hearts to the end, however. It'll leave you crying at the shout as the primary character does a number of bizarre, dumb stuff.
However... I guess that is what makes adore great.