Do you assume that people know nothing about anime?

See, you don't even know the basics of storytelling. The story is from Nina's POV, so obviously if someone knows how storytelling works, then they could understand without explanation why we don't see what happens with Momoka and Diamond Dust. This is like elementary school-level literature.
As for Nina's backstory, that's not part of the journey, but yes, this is high school-level storytelling. The story in this case is aligned with the MC's journey. The journey literally starts when Nina arrives at Tokyo.

Just because something is relevant to the story, it does not mean that it's part of the journey that the MC takes. By that logic, we should have also seen Tomo and Rupa's backstory, because that also happened before Nina arrived at Tokyo and without that they wouldn't have been able to join their band.
I've never imagined that I have to explain the basics of storytelling...

Also, by this logic, every anime is in medias res, because there were events before the main story line that are relevant to the present. In Vinland Saga, Thorfinn's father, Thors' backstory is relevant. In Boku no Hero Academia the previous One for All users' backstory relevant. In FMAB the Elric brothers' father's backstory relevant etc.


No, just because you don't know anything about storytelling, I'm still right. It just means that you lack knowledge.


Most of them, yes.
In Frieren, it's 100% relevant her and her master's interaction and also relevant her and her parties' journey and yet we start after these events and we learn about those through flashbacks.
In Kusuriya no Hitorigoto, we don't know much about MaoMao's backstory, about her father, mother etc, we learn about these throughout the series.
In Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, Arima's backstory with his mother is relevant, yet we learn it later on.

Should I keep going? The reason why many series do this is because the important events and the journey is not aligned. So while we are following a journey, for example Nina's adventure on Tokyo, we would still need other relevant information about the past that's not part of the journey, but part of the characters that went on this journey.


Lol, so you don't speak English.
If you write that it's about a song that inspires TWO BANDS, then it's indicating that it's about 2 bands that were inspired by a song. This is elementary school-level English btw.


Again, you proved my point. You are watching anime while you are on your mobile, so you are projecting this to others.
No, we learn as much about Diamond Dust as about Tomo's previous band and somehow you ignored one of the band while not the other. And btw this is also part of the issue with your review, you cherry picked certain bands as important, while ignored other bands as not important.


Then why did you admit it by not understanding that you don't know how storytelling works? Lol.


Nice quote. It's sad that it has nothing to do with that song, because it's not part of it. It's not even the message of that song. :DDD

The song literally states that there's no right answer or at least they don't know the right answer.
"There's no right answer, there's no losing. I've been me all my life" https://girls-band-cry.fandom.com/wiki/VOID
"What's the correct answer? There's no value, I will live my life" https://genius.com/Genius-english-translations-togenashi-togeari-void-english-translation-lyrics

So it's not only you failed to realize what the show is about, but you hallucinated a song that doesn't exist.


Yes, I can imagine that you can hallucinate stupid takes all day. :D