Linda Linda Linda

With just three days remaining until the closure of the 2004 Shiba High Holly Festival, the schoolgirls of Paranmaum are excited yet anxious about their upcoming performance. As seniors, they face the pressure of delivering a memorable final show, but challenges loom ahead.

The band’s guitarist sustains a hand injury, sidelining her from the upcoming performance. This unexpected setback puts the girls in a difficult position as they scramble to find a replacement amid the looming festival deadline.

Following a heated debate over the choice of guitarist, the band's singer resigns from her role. This resignation adds to the pressure on the remaining members, who must now find a way to keep the spirit of their performance alive.

Undeterred by the challenges, keyboardist Kei, drummer Kyoko, and bassist Nozomi decide to move forward with the concert. They enlist Son, a passing Korean exchange student, to fill the role of singer, despite her struggles with the Japanese language.

The first day concludes with the girls dedicating themselves to learning their parts for the performance. Son spends her evening practicing her singing at a karaoke parlor, while Kyoko enjoys a heartfelt conversation with her crush Kazuya.

On the second day, the girls arrive early to maximize practice time, but they mismanage their schedule and miss their allotted slot. This misstep leaves them in a bind, realizing their time was crucial as the festival was approaching rapidly.

Kei manages to reach out to her ex-boyfriend, Maezano, who generously allows them to use his studio for practice. The band rushes back to the studio late at night, where they practice intensively into the early hours, determined to succeed.

By morning, the girls' hard work pays off as they solidify their sound as Paranmaum through rigorous rehearsals. Bolstered by their efforts, they feel a sense of excitement as the festival starts to kick off.

As the festival begins, the girls balance their time between helping with class booths and preparing for their performance. Kei connects briefly with her rocker friend Takako while Son gets distracted daydreaming about the band.

During dinner at Nozomi's home, the girls reminisce and encourage Kyoko to gather her courage and talk to Kazuya. The evening ends with the girls returning to school, where they practice until dawn, determined to not let anything stand in their way.

On the crucial day of the performance, Paranmaum heads back to the studio for a final. However, they fall asleep due to exhaustion, delaying their preparations and adding to their panic.

While the girls miss their performance cue, Moe and Takako step in to entertain the crowd with spontaneous performances of 'The Water is Wide' and a song by Unicorn. This unexpected act keeps the audience engaged as they await Paranmaum's arrival.

Kyoko is awakened by a call from Kazuya, who is inquiring about her whereabouts, prompting the band to scramble into a taxi. The girls race against a torrential downpour to reach the stage in time, showcasing their dedication.

Just moments before their scheduled performance, Paranmaum sets up on stage. In an electrifying moment, Son introduces the band, and they launch into their planned songs, 'Linda Linda' and 'Owaranai Uta,' captivating the audience with their energy and passion.