Music video directed and animated by Rabbit MACHINE for the song Thoughtcrime by Yorushika.
The theme of thoughtcrime is plagiarized from George Orwell's novel, "1984." Then, the moment it was declared that it's plagiarized, the plagiarized work changed form into a homage. The line between doing plagiarism and doing a homage seems ambiguous, and the truth is that that line doesn't exist anywhere. It holds true even when the role is reversed. A homage holds a great risk of becoming plagiarism.
The lyrics to this song pays homage to Ozaki Hosai's haiku and his final years of life.
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A collaboration between mobile game Monster Strike x Love Live! Sunshine!!: A music video for the song KU-RU-KU-RU Cruller! by Aqours. In the music video, "Aqours" is sporting their costumes seen in the Monster Strike collaboration event while performing to the danceable taste and sound of the 80's.
The song Eine Kleine from the Album Yankee was written as a commercial for Tokyo Metro, and features lyrics about looking forward despite adversity.
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Music video for the song Ashi by Kuricorder Quartet that was featured on their album "Hitsuji Dorobou".
Masanobu Hiraoka's 2015 non-narrative animated short. Abstract music video made for French musical group EZ3kiel's L'Œil du Cyclone track.
Music video directed by Asuka Dokai for the song Umi no Manimani by YOASOBI. The song is based on the story "Yuurei" written by Mizuki Tsujimura, from the short story collection "Hajimete no".
Setsugetsuka is a song created for the Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ SHINING LIVE mobile game, performed by STARISH and QUARTET NIGHT together.
Three versions of the CD were released, each with a cover depicting a set of characters which corresponded to the three parts of Setsugetsuka. Flowers: Otoya, Ren, Syo, and Ranmaru | Moon: Natsuki, Cecil, Reiji, and Ai | Snow: Masato, Tokiya, and Camus.
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Music video animated by Amebiyori for the original song Omoikou by Uruha Rushia.