Goddess of Victory: Nikke Noise

Cherry Blossom Stage Halcyon Days Series

Acquired through the Mission Pass Season 06 Reward.[1]

Sunrise Party Series

Acquired through the Make Some Noise Costume Gacha.

Noise's personality type is ESFP. Noise shares the same Korean character voice with Alice / Alice: Wonderland Bunny. Noise shares the same English character voice with Admi and Yulha, both of which are from the same squad. Noise's Japanese character voice, Yoshino Nanjō, is also a singer.

A singer-songwriter who strives to do her utmost in everything. Apart from being part of Prima Donna, her hit song "Diva" catapulted her into stardom.

Noise is the friendly and personable pop star from Prima Donna. Her music and charming charisma have made her a celebrity and lead to her shows being packed. She's truly committed to being a musician and wants to avoid being seen as a one-hit-wonder. Though she's relatively new to this industry, she's willing to try new things, even if they seem outlandish. She's very generous with her fans as she likes to give back to those who support her. Though she has some confidence at first, she becomes more bold as her career continues to climb.

A member of Prima Donna, a "squad" of musical performers from Tetra Line. In contrast to the calm classical Aria or the fiery-headed Volume, Noise takes more after a modern-era pop star when it comes to personality, aesthetic, and musical style. Her debut song "Diva" was quick to put her both on the map and at the top of the charts, but as of late, she's felt pressured by her fans clamoring for a new song, worried she'll go down as another one-hit wonder.

Cherry Blossom Main article: Cherry Blossom Noise was invited to hold a concert at the Cherry Blossom Festival, and even took the effort of donning a special outfit for it. Unfortunately, said concert was stymied by the solicitations of the Liberty gang, and on top of that, Noise caught wind of the protagonist's (fake) marriage to Sakura.

After the ups and downs everyone has had over the year, Noise puts on a show at the Outpost to lift everyone's spirits as they ring in the new year. She also takes a chance to offer her gratitude unto her beloved Producer, both with a rose...and a kiss. An innocuous peck to the cheek, but a kiss nonetheless.

With the Tetra Golden Chip Showdown underway, Noise and the rest of Prima Donna are competing to put on a major show. She's eager to win, even though Volume's ego is getting on her nerves. They serves as team Soda's opponents during the gold stacking challenge.

Chronologically set after Aria and Volume's character stories.

On a talk show, Volume is talking with the host about all manner of topics, from how much she makes to the popularity of "Diva", her debut single and smash hit on the music charts. The host remarks that people are eager to see and hear what Noise does next, but she plays coy about keeping it a secret.

Cut to the present, 2 days after that episode aired on TV. Noise is talking with the protagonist, having brought him some rough drafts of what she's done for her next song so far. When questioned, it turns out Noise spoke with Mustang about how the new song was stressing her out, when he brought up the protagonist as a possible source of guidance, given how the latter managed to handle working with Aria and Volume. Despite his reservations, the protagonist is convinced by Noise's earnest plea to help her out, and listens to her work.

The song is...good, but there's really nothing else the protagonist can say about it. Noise explains she mixed hip-hop with thrash metal for melody, and slipped a few references to a comedy show she watched as part of the lyrics. The protagonist points out a few things he feels are a bit weak in the song, leading Noise to get worked up before the two of them calm down. It can't be helped that the protagonist isn't really prepared to help given how spontaneous this visit is, leading Noise to relent and agree to revisit this in a week. The protagonist can only think to himself about the problem he has on his hands.

The protagonist consults with Anis on how to become a producer. He explains the situation, and after Anis briefly fangirls over Noise, she gets back on track. While Anis herself has little idea how to become a producer, she sends the protagonist some video links and advises him to watch and memorize them from start to end.

3 days later, Rapi and Neon are talking with Anis, concerned that the protagonist has been in his room for the past few days and hasn't come out.

Noise greets the protagonist, having come back for the appointment. While she's briefly taken aback by the protagonist's...change in character, she's ready to work on her song, except the protagonist decides to switch tracks to Noise's image and the way she talks. While Noise is initially insulted that by this, she does admit that she might need a slightly cheerier tone as a pop singer. She gets the idea of interspersing a special word or two in her speech, but finds the protagonist's suggestion unsuitable for her image.

The protagonist then asks what exactly is the image Noise cultivates, which she explains is that of a singer-songwriter. The comparatively milquetoast image she sees ends with her calling herself a one-hit wonder, the kind of pop star you can find anywhere that'll put out one incredible track and then just peace out forever. It's already whispered on the lips of the people, who've noticed she's put nothing out since Diva. Their minds are already made that Noise's next song will be garbage, leaving her to sink in the mire with only one good thing to her name.

Then the protagonist suggests Noise add "wonder" to every sentence she says as a way of facing up to what eats at her inside. This breaks Noise out of her funk, if only because of how flabbergasted she is at how dumb this idea sounds, given how she wants to make her mark as a singer-songwriter. She does give it a go, but it turns out trying to put "wonder" at the end of every sentence is not a good idea. She then tries to insert it midsentence, but that doesn't work either. This is starting to seem increasingly pointless to Noise, but the protagonist insists on making her "cuter" and that it will help with writing a new song. Though he does completely scrap the idea of injecting "wonder" into everything she says, and instead plans a meet-and-greet with the fans.

In some random narrow alleyway, completely devoid of even a single person, Noise and the protagonist wait to hold a meet-and-greet. Neither of them can believe that literally zero people have shown up. Despite the protagonist believing that eventually someone will show up and be the first step towards Noise's superstardom, the Nikke in question finally blows her lid, clarifying that she's a singer-songwriter, not a superstar, and that she really should've curtailed this from the start.

Cut to three hours ago, where Noise was asking the protagonist what exactly a meet-and-greet entails. He explained that it was a chance for her to connect with her fans and for them to get to know her better. The idea confused Noise, given that she's never actually interacted face-to-face with her fans, and prefered to let her music do the talking as an artist.

But she was willing to give it a go if he's so insistent on it, and considered giving out autographs. She'd even bring her...autograph machine? Yes, Noise possessed a device from Missilis that did all the autographing for her, an idea that the protagonist passionately and immediately shot down on grounds that a literal factory-made autograph was "disrespectful" to sanctity of the meet-and-greet. With slight reluctance, Noise agreed to hand-sign her autographs, then asked about the venue. Unfortunately, the protagonist didn't really have a budget for this, but it's nothing Noise hadn't dealt with before, so she suggested Sixth Avenue for its decent foot traffic. As for where exactly they'll set up for the event, the protagonist claimed to have a plan(?), and with some faint optimism, the two set out.

Cut to now, where Noise's hope seems to have not been vindicated. She's not happy that all they have is a dingy table and zero promotional materials or signs, and the protagonist acting like some barker for a carnival isn't bolstering her confidence.

Noise agrees to the idea of doing a surprise concert, then asks the protagonist for the game plan, like a time and place. The protagonist tells her there is no plan, leading Noise to go on about how they'll need a place that's easy for her fans to reach to actually attend her concert, but also can't be too popular or trafficked or they might have problems. The two settle on Royal Road Square, a quiet place that, despite the name and being located in the wealthy part of town, is somewhere any citizen of the Ark is free to come and go.

The next step is promoting the event so people actually know it's happening. The protagonist decides on making and distributing pamphlets to the populace, a task he'll take on himself since Noise has no experience with making them. As Noise ponders over the time they should perform the concert, the protagonist tells her he'll also handle the distribution and says she should focus on preparing for the concert. The two agree to hold the concert in three hours, and while Noise is unsure how any of this will help her make a new song, she has a strange sense she can rely on the protagonist despite how short their time together has been.

An hour later, Noise marvels over how the protagonist managed to make and spread 2,000 pamphlets in the same timeframe. Before leaving to prepare, she asks if he saved any pamphlets so she can keep on as a souvenir. He just so happens to have one, and as she reads it and talks about the concert's setlist, she notices a little something in the corner...

Turns out the protagonist advertised that Noise would be giving a preview of her "new song" at the concert, without asking or telling her even. Needless to say, Noise is not happy with the idea of needing to cobble together a new song, even just the equivalent of a soundbite, in just two hours.

The time is 1800 hours, and Royal Road is packed with people who got the pamphlets and spread the word, that Noise was holding a surprise concert where she would give a preview of her next song. Everyone, even the protagonist, awaits Noise taking the stage with bated breath.

Her arrival is met with glorious cheer, and after she greets her adoring fans, Noise kicks off the concert with "Diva." Having done this song practically hundreds of times before, everything is spot-on, from the choreography to the pitch of her voice. The five minutes fly by, and Noise gets ready to preview the new song, which she has yet to even figure out a name for.

An unfamiliar beat echoes in the square, and the fans become silent, unsure of how to react. The atmosphere takes a turn for the awkward, and even Noise herself is fazed by it. How could anyone, even a talented songwriter like her, make a song in just two hours, let alone anything decent? As Noise continues to clam up on stage, the protagonist belts out a loud cheer, hoping to break her out of her funk.

It works like a charm. The adulation that follows jolts Noise back to reality. She puts the mic to her mouth, and on that day, she crushed every word from the naysayers claiming she'd just be a one-hit wonder.

Some time later, on a talk show. The host notes how Noise's new song shows a different side to the idol and her music, wondering if her creative process changed during the composition process. The pop star of Prima Donna affirms this, and her remarks on how the pressure was mounting, coupled with her changes in interacting with her fans, have revealed a new Noise that people can't get enough of.

Noise calls out to the protagonist, who's been watching TV this whole time. She shows him the sales chart for the album with her new song, and it's selling like hotcakes. Top of the charts for a week straight, even eclipsing "Diva" in hype.

because of them all. Raptures can be called metal creatures that have various dangerous weapons such as destructive rockets, extermination lasers, and shooting powerful and deadly lead bullets. They made humanity move underground to take refuge from the Raptures who still roam the surface of the earth today.

Noise's rarely seen holding a firearm when going to certain events such as a concert at ARK he just doesn't seem to be carrying anything like a weapon. Noise's weapon is a grenade launcher that when fired at the Raptures with full force can destroy more than one target because the grenade launcher has an area of effect. The grenade launcher is equipped with an aim and a scope which functions to increase the range as well as the shot so that it is more accurate when aiming at the enemy with the grenade launcher efficiently.

Character Traits

• Hair:
  • The dominant color is black with a few blonde/golden accents or highlights on the bangs and ponytail.
  • The style is a high, long ponytail, with a few strands of hair hanging down the front.
  • Have hair accessories that look like sparkling blue ornaments or crystals.
• Eyes:
• Bright or slightly dark blue.
• Wide and expressive.
• Skin:
• Has tanned/dark skin.
• Posture and Expression:
• Has a tall and slender body posture.
  • Her expression looks confident, and her right hand forms a "peace" or "V" sign, indicating she is performing or posing. Clothing and Accessories
• Main Attire:
• Wears a modern and bold stage outfit, dominated by blue and black.
  • The top looks like a bustier or corset in a shiny light blue with a black strap accent at the neck (halter-neck).
  • Wearing black shorts/hot pants.
  • There is a layer of shiny light blue fabric that wraps around the waist and hangs down like an asymmetrical skirt (short front, long back).
• Body Accessories:
• There are black straps around the thighs and hips, as well as a silver belt or sash with shiny accessories such as beads.
  • Wearing black fingerless gloves with shiny blue accents on the wrists.
  • Wearing large earrings and a necklace tied with a rope that has a butterfly knot.
• Shoes:
• Wearing black high heels.
  • The lower legs are wrapped with black ropes and decorated with a sparkling blue scale/crystal pattern.
• Stage Equipment:
  • Stand in front of the microphone stand and next to the speaker monitor (black box on the floor). This strengthens the impression that the character is a singer or idol.