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** Speaking of "A Clingy Boy"... Toward the end of the song, there is a line saying that [[spoiler:the boy thought he would see his beloved soon, but that she disappeared again]]. Combine that with his behaviour during years 1-6 - he keeps hurting himself in various ways, even saying that all his bones were broken, and doesn't care that his house is burning, only surviving through sheer luck. Was he repeatedly trying to commit suicide [[spoiler:because he couldn't get over her death]]?
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* When you get past the fanservice, ''Spice!'' has some...rather unsettling implications that can turn [[TheCasanova Len]] into a borderline VillainProtagonist; he courts girls constantly, has sex with them, dumps them the minute he gets what he wants, and repeats the process as much as he pleases, all while expressing a cheerfully nihilistic attitude about the whole thing and not caring about any of the girls he hurts (to put it into perspective, WordOfGod says that ''RIP=RELEASE'' is the sequel to ''Spice!''; the song is about Luka being driven [[{{Yandere}} insane]], and starts wondering about [[IfICantHaveYou killing him if he doesn't fall in love with her]]).
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* When you get past the fanservice, ''Spice!'' has some...rather unsettling implications that can turn [[TheCasanova Len]] into a borderline VillainProtagonist; he courts girls constantly, has sex with them, dumps them the minute he gets what he wants, and repeats the process as much as he pleases, all while expressing a cheerfully nihilistic attitude about the whole thing and not caring about any of the girls he hurts (to put it into perspective, WordOfGod says that ''RIP=RELEASE'' is the sequel to ''Spice!''; the song is about Luka being driven [[{{Yandere}} insane]], and starts wondering about [[IfICantHaveYou killing him if he doesn't fall in love with her]]).her]].
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* When you get past the fanservice, ''Spice!'' has some...rather unsettling implications that can turn [[TheCasanova Len]] into a borderline VillainProtagonist; he courts girls constantly, has sex with them, dumps them the minute he gets what he wants, and repeats the process as much as he pleases, all while expressing a cheerfully nihilistic attitude about the whole thing and not caring about any of the girls he hurts (to put it into perspective, WordOfGod says that ''RIP=RELEASE'' is the sequel to ''Spice!''; the song is about Luka being driven [[{{Yandere}} COMPLETELY INSANE]] with obsession for Len, and planning to [[IfICantHaveYou kill him if he doesn't fall in love with her]]). and his reaction when he finds a girl who is immune to his charms (Rin)? Try to ''force'' himself on her. [[spoiler: Fortunately, he has a HeelRealization at this point, but still]]...
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* When you get past the fanservice, ''Spice!'' has some...rather unsettling implications that can turn [[TheCasanova Len]] into a borderline VillainProtagonist; he courts girls constantly, has sex with them, dumps them the minute he gets what he wants, and repeats the process as much as he pleases, all while expressing a cheerfully nihilistic attitude about the whole thing and not caring about any of the girls he hurts (to put it into perspective, WordOfGod says that ''RIP=RELEASE'' is the sequel to ''Spice!''; the song is about Luka being driven [[{{Yandere}} COMPLETELY INSANE]] with obsession for Len, insane]], and planning to starts wondering about [[IfICantHaveYou kill killing him if he doesn't fall in love with her]]). and his reaction when he finds a girl who is immune to his charms (Rin)? Try to ''force'' himself on her. [[spoiler: Fortunately, he has a HeelRealization at this point, but still]]...her]]).
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** Well, {{mothy}} has confirmed that ''Venomania'' takes place centuries before ''Daughter of Evil'', so it's most likely a MythologyGag.
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** Well, {{mothy}} Music/{{mothy}} has confirmed that ''Venomania'' takes place centuries before ''Daughter of Evil'', so it's most likely a MythologyGag.
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* Rin and Len's most common fanon portrayal, with Rin being more emotional and impulsive and Len being more rational and composed, makes sense when you think of their motif; Rin and Len are typically seen as two halves of a whole, with ''Ri''n being the ''ri''ght half and ''Le''n being the ''le''ft. The right side of the brain typically operates on emotion while the left side operates on logic.
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* Rin and Len's most common fanon portrayal, with Rin being more emotional and impulsive and Len being more rational and composed, makes sense when you think of their motif; Rin and Len are typically seen as two halves of a whole, with ''Ri''n being the ''ri''ght half and ''Le''n being the ''le''ft. The right side of the brain is typically operates on associated with emotion while the left side operates on is associated with logic.
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* Rin and Len's most common fanon portrayal, with Rin being more emotional and impulsive and Len being more rational and composed, makes sense when you think of their motif; Rin and Len are typically seen as two halves of a whole, with ''Ri''n being the ''ri''ght half and ''Le''n being the ''le''ft. The right side of the brain typically operates on emotion while the left side operates on logic.
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* Miku's backstory itself states that she is an android from the future where [[spoiler: all music has been lost.]] Now combine that with the fact that she exists in this reality.
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** Also, notice how each new Captain Hook has a hook for a hand. After Len dons his Hook garb, he now has a hook in place of his left hand. Could this mean that to play the part, each new Captain had to ''chop his own hand off?''
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* This probably sounds silly, but I used to wonder what the "infinity" sign in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQih8wmIn_M Bad ∞ End ∞ Night]] means. Then, watching the sequels, and discovering that the story is presented as some sort of GroundhogDayLoop, I realized that the infinity symbol is to signify the endless loops that have continued indefinitely.
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* This probably sounds silly, but I used to wonder what the "infinity" sign in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQih8wmIn_M Bad ∞ End ∞ Night]] means. Then, watching the sequels, and discovering that the story is presented as some sort of GroundhogDayLoop, I realized that the infinity symbol is to signify the endless loops that have continued indefinitely.
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* This probably sounds silly, but I used to wonder what the "infinity" sign in [[www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQih8wmIn_M Bad ∞ End ∞ Night]] means. Then, watching the sequels, and discovering that the story is presented as some sort of GroundhogDayLoop, I realized that the infinity symbol is to signify the endless loops that have continued indefinitely.
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* This probably sounds silly, but I used to wonder what the "infinity" sign in [[www.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQih8wmIn_M Bad ∞ End ∞ Night]] means. Then, watching the sequels, and discovering that the story is presented as some sort of GroundhogDayLoop, I realized that the infinity symbol is to signify the endless loops that have continued indefinitely.
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* In Portrait of the Pirate F, we see Rin as Tinkerbell take Len to Neverland and him acting out the role of Peter Pan... until he grows bored of the peace resulting in defeating Hook and he decides to take over the ship himself and be the pirate. We see pictures implying that Kaito as Hook arrived the same way Len did and we see a Miku who is obviously supposed to be Wendy at the end, so this begs the question, for just how long has Rin been doing this over and over again?
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**Have you noticed that her age is listed as a ''censored, single digit''?
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Are you seriously implying Venomania could have successfully reproduced with a horse.
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** Well, {{mothy}} has confirmed that ''Venomania'' takes place centuries before ''Daughter of Evil'', so it's most likely a MythologyGag. Then again, virtually every member of Venomania's harem had a ChildByRape, so Rillianne's Josephine ''might'' be a descendant of Venomania's Josephine...
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** Well, {{mothy}} has confirmed that ''Venomania'' takes place centuries before ''Daughter of Evil'', so it's most likely a MythologyGag. Then again, virtually every member of Venomania's harem had a ChildByRape, so Rillianne's Josephine ''might'' be a descendant of Venomania's Josephine...
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** Additionally, there's a doll of Miku herself there too. Unless Miku somehow managed to both stay normal ''and'' turn herself into a doll [[MindScrew at the exact same time]], it's safe to say that this isn't what happened.
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* In Meltdown, why choose the method of jumping into a nuclear reactor? It's a little over the top, isn't it? Why don't you slit your throat or put a bullet through your brain? Also, nuclear reactors are highly guarded places. You would need frickin' security clearance to get into the nuclear power plant, let alone the reactor. Does the singer have security clearance? What is this even?
* In Meltdown, why choose the method of jumping into a nuclear reactor? It's a little over the top, isn't it? Why don't you slit your throat or put a bullet through your brain? Also, nuclear reactors are highly guarded places. You would need frickin' security clearance to get into the nuclear power plant, let alone the reactor. Does the singer have security clearance? What is this even?
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* When you think about it, almost everyone in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl2upvUhugY "The Music Wizard of Oz"]] (except Miku, who just wants to go home) wants something to help them escape negative reactions from their peers; Kaito the Scarecrow wants a brain because he's mocked for his perceived lack of intelligence, Luka the Tin Woman wants a heart because she those who see her dance claim "her dancing lacks heart" (despite the fact that she puts so much effort and passion into it) and dismiss her, Rin and Len the [[VegetarianCarnivore Vegetarian Scaredy-Cats]] want courage because they are teased by the other lions for not eating meat and Meiko the [[DarkIsNotEvil not-so-wicked]] Witch steals the Wizard's guitar because she is feared by all and wants somebody to be her friend.
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**Or it's about a[[AlternativeCharacterInterpretation girl playing a RPG with a bunch of dolls from the game with her.]]
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* In Twilight Night, the previous loop shown has Miku bursting in on a party and killing everyone [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse except Gumi and Gakupo]]. However, Meiko and Luka are lying dead on the ground before she breaks in. What happened there?
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* Just an interesting tidbit I realized, but in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8L75guzMn4 The Tailor Shop on Enbizaka]], the tailor [[spoiler: kills people with her scissors]]. This is similar to the Greek Fates, who would [[spoiler:cut people's life thread with their sciccors]].
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* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIH2tTuz8WQ Party x Party]]" is a really upbeat song about Miku leading a bunch of adventurers to get some gold, and in the end [[spoiler:it's revealed in the end that she's the Game Master]], and they party even more. [[spoiler:However, Miku is actually one of TheFairFolk, she led the adventurers to her castle to a '''party that never ends''', turning them into dolls. It's no wonder if appear stories that nobody would ever heard about those adventurers after that]].
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** To quote the composer: "Some people think that the protagonists of "A Clingy Boy Sticking for 15 Years" and "Via Stingrays, My Proposal Bends Iron" are the same, but I never said that. But I won’t deny that it’s an interesting idea. Do as you will."
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** To quote the composer: "Some people think that the protagonists of "A Clingy Boy Sticking for 15 Years" and "Via Stingrays, My Proposal Bends Iron" are the same, but I never said that. [[ShrugOfGod But I won’t deny that it’s an interesting idea. Do as you will.""]]
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** To quote the composer: "Some people think that the protagonists of "A Clingy Boy Sticking for 15 Years" and "Via Stingrays, My Proposal Bends Iron" are the same, but I never said that. But I won’t deny that it’s an interesting idea. Do as you will."
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* This probably sounds silly, but I used to wonder what the "infinity" sign in [[www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQih8wmIn_M Bad ∞ End ∞ Night]] means. Then, watching the sequels, and discovering that the story is presented as some sort of GroundhogDayLoop, I realized that the infinity symbol is to signify the endless loops that have continued indefinitely.
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* "Matryoshka" is a girl's last thoughts as she slowly dies from a painkiller overdose. She was DrivenToSuicide when her closest life-long friend died of a terminal illness.
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** These are actually stock designs representing VY1 and VY2 in Manbo-P's videos - they just represent the voices, and most of his songs are unconnected unless explicitly stated to be.
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* "Matryoshka" is a girl's last thoughts as she slowly dies from a painkiller overdose. She was DrivenToSuicide when her closest life-long friend died of a terminal illness.
* "Trick And Treat" is a song about luring children into the woods, capturing them, drugging them, and removing their hearts (and possibly other organs).
** In a twist reminiscent of Banette from Pokemon, in the animated PV, Rin and Len are Miku's childhood dolls who have been reanimated by demonic rituals to seek revenge on the girl who abandoned them. Don't ever leave your dolls, kids; they'll kill ya!
* "Trick And Treat" is a song about luring children into the woods, capturing them, drugging them, and removing their hearts (and possibly other organs).
** In a twist reminiscent of Banette from Pokemon, in the animated PV, Rin and Len are Miku's childhood dolls who have been reanimated by demonic rituals to seek revenge on the girl who abandoned them. Don't ever leave your dolls, kids; they'll kill ya!
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**For those not familiar, this song is based off of the Japanese Freak Circuses from quite a long time ago. The song includes mentions of the children being raped and forced to eat human flesh. The PV explains things in more detail; these sideshow freaks are actually kids taken off the streets, dragged into the woods, and mutilated in ways including two twins being stitched together and kids having acid poured on their face. As in, sulfuric acid on their bare flesh. And while the song mentions a lot of these kids having suicidal thoughts, one of them is actually seen hanged in the PV.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsjTBdiPq8o Dark Woods Circus]] [[HumansAreBastards the fact that people who ran such a Circus would do this in]] RealLife [[NightmareFuel just make you sick to your stomach]] [[TearJerker and in tears]].
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsjTBdiPq8o Dark Woods Circus]] [[HumansAreBastards the fact that people who ran such a Circus would do this in]] RealLife [[NightmareFuel just make makes you both sick to your stomach]] [[TearJerker and in tears]].
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsjTBdiPq8o Dark Woods Circus]] [[HumansAreBastards the fact that people who ran such a Circus would do this in]] RealLife [[NightmareFuel just make you sick to your stomach]] [[TearJerker and in tears]].
