Manga creator Ryoko Fukuyama has an anime adaptation in her future as her series Fukumenki Noise has been announced via the latest Hana to Yume to be getting an anime adaptation. Naturally, no details are available about this yet but we’re likely to see a nice bump in the manga sales for the series. The book kicked off back in the spring of 2013 and there are nine volumes out as of this week. Her previous work was the Nosatsu Junkie manga which TOKYOPOP published part of before they closed down their manga division.
Plot concept: Nino, a girl who likes to sing, experienced two farewells in the past. First, with her first love, Momo, and second, with Yuzu, a boy who composes music. But upon those two farewells, she made a promise with each of them: to continue singing until they find her voice again.
Time has passed, and now these three are in high school…?!
[Source: ANN]
