Anime Like Rainbow signal: Hi-Fi Set
You're watching a love story told entirely through a band's own songs, six vignettes of two dragons in a neon city that feel like you stumbled into someone's fever dream from 1985. The Hi-Fi Set tracks don't accompany the visuals, they ARE the story, each song a different angle on what it means to want someone in a world that moves too fast. Nobody remembers this exists, which is exactly why it hits: it's pure aesthetic without apology, a time capsule where the romance is secondary to the mood, the city, the synth hum underneath everything.
SYNOPSIS
Two dragons navigate modern love in a neon-soaked future city where technology and romance collide. Six interconnected music videos weave together a story about connection, desire, and what it means to find your place in an impossibly sleek world. Hi-Fi Set's songs drive the narrative forward, each track revealing new layers of the dragons' relationship as they move through glittering urban landscapes. The band's 1980s sound becomes the emotional backbone, transforming what could be simple love scenes into something far more textured and strange. Fantasy elements blend seamlessly with retrofuturistic aesthetics, creating a tone that feels both intimate and surreal. What emerges is less a traditional narrative and more a mood piece, a series of moments that capture the vulnerability and yearning at the heart of loving someone. The dragons serve as stand-ins for something universal: the ache of wanting connection in a world designed for isolation.
