The anime centers on Yukiya, who is "probably" 14 years old. He spends his time DJ-ing alone. Due to his father's influence, he's listened to house music since he was young, and he uploads videos online. He wants to convey something to someone. He wants to be recognized, and become important. But getting hurt is scary. One day, while trying to get more views, he does something that can't be undone. And he sees a live broadcast from "that world." Yukiya believes he can't do anything alone, but that he could accomplish something if he were doing it together with someone else.
(Source: Anime News Network)
It might be a sequel that nobody on this planet asked for, but it meshes perfectly.
~~~__This review is for a sequel to another series. Therefore, this review will likely spoil aforementioned series. A passing familiarity with the [previous series](https://anilist.co/anime/21731/Hand-Shakers/) or having read [that review](https://anilist.co/review/2389) is probably recommended.__…
W’z is the purest example of a director and studio taking the piss.
“It at once is the antithesis of creativity and a testament to everything that can go wrong with ambition in art; it is the enemy of creativity itself! Let’s give one final farewell to Hand Shakers, the show that broke my spirit 10 times over; see you in ****!” -An idiot who thought this **** would…