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* MemeticSexGod: Idolfried Ehrenberg. Just look at that man. Soft, golden locks, sassy pirate attitude. He's everything you could ever want.
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* FridgeHorror: "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido" is a bright, rockish song that really stands out compared to the rest of the album. Even the contents of the song wasn't dark or creepy(there were no deaths or bloodshed, for one). However, during the live concert, the bonus track "Kuroki Shi no Shinkou:" (read:"[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The March of the Black Death]]") was played before and after the song. Then you realize the very real possibility of the 'pitch' that the stepmother's daughter brought back being the black death bacteria, thus contributing significantly to the spread of the black death. Granted, this is only one interpretation of it, albeit an uncomfortably plausible one.
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** "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido" is a bright, rockish song that really stands out compared to the rest of the album. Even the contents of the song wasn't dark or creepy(there were no deaths or bloodshed, for one). However, during the live concert, the bonus track "Kuroki Shi no Shinkou:" (read:"[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The March of the Black Death]]") was played before and after the song. Then you realize the very real possibility of the 'pitch' that the stepmother's daughter brought back being the black death bacteria, thus contributing significantly to the spread of the black death. Granted, this is only one interpretation of it, albeit an uncomfortably plausible one.
** "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido" is a bright, rockish song that really stands out compared to the rest of the album. Even the contents of the song wasn't dark or creepy(there were no deaths or bloodshed, for one). However, during the live concert, the bonus track "Kuroki Shi no Shinkou:" (read:"[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The March of the Black Death]]") was played before and after the song. Then you realize the very real possibility of the 'pitch' that the stepmother's daughter brought back being the black death bacteria, thus contributing significantly to the spread of the black death. Granted, this is only one interpretation of it, albeit an uncomfortably plausible one.
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** That's a [[RevengeBeforeReason really dumb revenge]], if so, though. What would give Well Girl immunity to the plague once exposed to it? This revenge may well have laid out the seeds of her second death.
*** She is covered in gold; if that was meant literally, she might be okay...
*** There's a theory that says she drowned in the well and her "coming back" is simply her corpse floating up. It also makes sense if you consider that "gold" and "bacteria" sound the same in Japanese, so her being "covered in gold" has another meaning entirely.
*** She is covered in gold; if that was meant literally, she might be okay...
*** There's a theory that says she drowned in the well and her "coming back" is simply her corpse floating up. It also makes sense if you consider that "gold" and "bacteria" sound the same in Japanese, so her being "covered in gold" has another meaning entirely.
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*** The way Revo performed that scream was heartrending.
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* UnfortunateImplications[=/=]ValuesDissonance: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
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** The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
** The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
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*** There's a theory that says she drowned in the well and her "coming back" is simply her corpse floating up. It also makes sense if you consider that "gold" and "bacteria" sound the same in Japanese, so her being "covered in gold" has another meaning entirely.
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** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
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** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.child.
** In at least one of their [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
** In at least one of their [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
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* FanDumb: Related to BrokenBase. There are plenty of Aramary fanatics who declare that "Sound Horizon sucks after Aramary left!"/"It's not Sound Horizon without Aramary!"(ignoring the fact that Sound Horizon ''is'' [[IAmTheBand Revo]]) yet still listen to every post-Aramary album just to bash the new singers and Revo himself.
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* CreatorWorship: Fans have taken to calling Revo "his majesty" and pledging their allegiance to him after every concert. Revo just [[SureWhyNot decided to roll with it]].
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* CreatorWorship: Fans have taken to calling Revo "his majesty" and pledging their allegiance to him after every concert. Revo just [[SureWhyNot [[AscendedFanon decided to roll with it]].
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*** She is covered in gold; if that was meant literally, she might be okay...
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* MemeticBystander: Idolfried Ehrenberg has exactly two lines in Märchen, neither of which have anything to do with the plot. Fans have nonetheless constructed an entire backstory for him[[hottip:*:He's the father of the girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido". He fell down the very same well that März did, and is the entity that März fused with to become Märchen.]], which may or may not be exactly what was intended.
* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga and Youtube, [[Manga/ShingekiNoKyojin "Guren no Yumiya"]] is now [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/attack-on-titan-opening-credits-parodies anime's answer to Guile's Theme.]]
* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga and Youtube, [[Manga/ShingekiNoKyojin "Guren no Yumiya"]] is now [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/attack-on-titan-opening-credits-parodies anime's answer to Guile's Theme.]]
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* MemeticBystander: Idolfried Ehrenberg has exactly two lines in Märchen, neither of which have anything to do with the plot. Fans have nonetheless constructed an entire backstory for him[[hottip:*:He's him[[note]]He's the father of the girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido". He fell down the very same well that März did, and is the entity that März fused with to become Märchen.]], [[/note]], which may or may not be exactly what was intended.
* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga and Youtube,[[Manga/ShingekiNoKyojin [[Manga/AttackOnTitan "Guren no Yumiya"]] is now [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/attack-on-titan-opening-credits-parodies anime's answer to Guile's Theme.]]
* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga and Youtube,
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* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga and Youtube, [[Manga/ShingekiNoKyojin "Guren no Yumiya"]] is now [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/attack-on-titan-opening-credits-parodies anime's answer to Guile's Theme.]]
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** The WhamLine in "Yield": "Ah ... but isn't that a [[spoiler: head]]?"
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* UnfortunateImplications[=/=]ValuesDissonance: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
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* UnfortunateImplications[=/=]ValuesDissonance: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.that.
** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
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I think that both Unfortunate Implications and Values Dissonance apply to this example. The implications were most likely unintentional. The Values Dissonance lies in the fact that one would probably have tried harder to avoid them in another country.
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* ValuesDissonance: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
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* ValuesDissonance: UnfortunateImplications[=/=]ValuesDissonance: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
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* UnfortunateImplications: ValuesDissonance: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. It was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. It was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. It was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
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* ToyShip: in Ido e Itaru Mori e Itaru Ido.
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* ToyShip: in Ido e Itaru Mori e Itaru Ido.Ido.
* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. It was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
* UnfortunateImplications: The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. It was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms.
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** That's a [[RevengeBeforeReason really dumb revenge]], if so, though. What would give Well Girl immunity to the plague once exposed to it? This revenge may well have laid out the seeds of her second death.
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Rephrasing because if someone doesn\'t cry at a certain song, this still doesn\'t necessarily mean that they are a \"heartless monster\". \"Not crying\" and \"not being affected\" are two entirely different things, and not everyone finds the same things sad.
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* TearJerker: In Roman, Etoile's story. If you don't cry or at least shed some tears, you're a heartless monster.
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* TearJerker: In Roman, Etoile's story. If It's very likely that it will make you don't cry or at least shed some tears, you're a heartless monster.tears.
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** In "Garasu no Hitsugi de Nemuru Himegimi", Snow White's sadistic joy as she watches her stepmother's CruelAndUnusualDeath.
** "Aoki Hakushaku no Shiro" in its entirety, but particularly the sequence which depicts the previous wives' murders.
** "Aoki Hakushaku no Shiro" in its entirety, but particularly the sequence which depicts the previous wives' murders.
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* NightmareFuel: In Elysion, Elise in the official music video for the first track is a really [[CreepyDoll scary doll]].
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* NightmareFuel: In Elysion, Elise in the official music video for the first track is a really [[CreepyDoll scary doll]]. doll]].
** The [[http://sh-whitecrow.com/wiki/images/1/13/EliKumiUra.jpg illustration]] on the back cover of ''Elysion ~Rakuen GensÅ Monogatari Kumikyoku~''. Like the front cover, it depicts Abyss standing behind El, with the five girls from the Abyss tracks standing in a row behind them. However, in this version of the image, Abyss has glowing red eyes and a SlasherSmile, El is smiling eerily and her dress appears to be splattered with blood, and there are depictions of the murders that the five girls committed in the background.
** The [[http://sh-whitecrow.com/wiki/images/1/13/EliKumiUra.jpg illustration]] on the back cover of ''Elysion ~Rakuen GensÅ Monogatari Kumikyoku~''. Like the front cover, it depicts Abyss standing behind El, with the five girls from the Abyss tracks standing in a row behind them. However, in this version of the image, Abyss has glowing red eyes and a SlasherSmile, El is smiling eerily and her dress appears to be splattered with blood, and there are depictions of the murders that the five girls committed in the background.
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** Aohigeko: The wife of Bluebeard from "Aoki Hakushaku no Shiro"
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** Thanako: The girl from the album ''Thanatos''
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** Thanako: The insomniac girl from the album ''Thanatos''''Thanatos''
** Lost-ko: The winged girl on the cover of ''Lost''
** Buranko: The Swing Girl from "Kuroki Okami No Yado"
** Lost-ko: The winged girl on the cover of ''Lost''
** Buranko: The Swing Girl from "Kuroki Okami No Yado"
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** Ever seen a picture of someone with the black death? Screw bacteria, the girl wasn't covered in pitch, she was covered in the blackened dead flesh the bubonic plague causes...
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* MemeticBystander: Idolfried Ehrenberg has exactly two lines in Märchen, neither of which have anything to do with the plot. Fans have nonetheless constructed an entire backstory for him[[hottip:*:He's the father of the girl "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido". He fell down the very same well that März did, and is the entity that März fused with to become Märchen.]], which may or may not be exactly what was intended.
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* MemeticBystander: Idolfried Ehrenberg has exactly two lines in Märchen, neither of which have anything to do with the plot. Fans have nonetheless constructed an entire backstory for him[[hottip:*:He's the father of the girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido". He fell down the very same well that März did, and is the entity that März fused with to become Märchen.]], which may or may not be exactly what was intended.
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* MemeticBystander: Idolfried Ehrenberg has exactly two lines in Märchen, neither of which have anything to do with the plot. Fans have nonetheless constructed an entire backstory for him[[hottip:*:He's the father of the girl "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido". He fell down the very same well that März did, and is the entity that März fused with to become Märchen.]], which may or may not be exactly what was intended.
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* FreudWasRight: As long as there is a hole, Bluebeard will pierce it with his Longinus.
* FridgeHorror: "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido" is a bright, rockish song that really stands out compared to the rest of the album. Even the contents of the song wasn't dark or creepy(there were no deaths or bloodshed, for one). However, during the live concert, the bonus track "Kuroki Shi no Shinkou:" (read:"[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The March of the Black Death]]") was played before and after the song. Then you realize the very real possibility of the 'pitch' that the stepmother's daughter brought back being the black death bacteria, thus contributing significantly to the spread of the black death. Granted, this is only one interpretation of it, albeit an uncomfortably plausible one.
** In the Live DVD, the silhouette of a rat was shown at the end of the song which more or less confirms the suspicion.
* MemeticSexGod: Idolfried Ehrenberg. Just look at that man. Soft, golden locks, sassy pirate attitude. He's everything you could ever want.
* FridgeHorror: "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido" is a bright, rockish song that really stands out compared to the rest of the album. Even the contents of the song wasn't dark or creepy(there were no deaths or bloodshed, for one). However, during the live concert, the bonus track "Kuroki Shi no Shinkou:" (read:"[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The March of the Black Death]]") was played before and after the song. Then you realize the very real possibility of the 'pitch' that the stepmother's daughter brought back being the black death bacteria, thus contributing significantly to the spread of the black death. Granted, this is only one interpretation of it, albeit an uncomfortably plausible one.
** In the Live DVD, the silhouette of a rat was shown at the end of the song which more or less confirms the suspicion.
* MemeticSexGod: Idolfried Ehrenberg. Just look at that man. Soft, golden locks, sassy pirate attitude. He's everything you could ever want.
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* {{Moe}}: Pico Magic
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** Idoko: The Well Girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido", due to a popular theory that she's Idolfried Ehrenberg's daughter
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** Tettere: The Princes from Märchen
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** Idoko: The Well Girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido", due to a popular theory that she's Idolfried Ehrenberg'sdaughter daughter.
** Thanako: The girl from the album ''Thanatos''
** Idoko: The Well Girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido", due to a popular theory that she's Idolfried Ehrenberg's
** Thanako: The girl from the album ''Thanatos''
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** Heika/His Majesty: [[CreatorWorship Revo]]
** Tettere: The Princes from Märchen
** Idoko: The Well Girl from "Sei To Shi Wo Wakatsu Kyoukai No Furuido", due to a popular theory that she's Idolfried Ehrenberg's daughter
** Heika/His Majesty: [[CreatorWorship Revo]]
** Tettere: The Princes from Märchen
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* CreatorWorship: Fans have taken to calling Revo "his majesty" and pledging their allegiance to him after every concert. Revo just [[SureWhyNot decided to roll with it]].
