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Anime

Mekakucity Records

Format
MUSIC
Episodes
3
Status
Finished
Genres
Psychological · Science fiction
5,131anime in the catalog
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Synopsis

Jin (Shizen no Teki-P)'s incredibly popular vocaloid song series (sung by IA and Hatsune Miku) with PV's done mainly by Sidu and Wannyanpu.

This entry encompasses the official music videos published on the Mekakucity Records DVD release.

Included three videos are:

1. Yobanashi Deceive (夜咄ディセイブ) original web release February 17, 2013.

2. Lost Time Memory (ロスタイムメモリー) original web release March 30, 2013.

3. Ayano no Koufuku Riron (アヤノの幸福理論) original web release April 22, 2013.

Synopsis from AniList

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Mekakucity Records is a major compilation album released in 2013, serving as a cornerstone of the Kagerou Project, a multimedia franchise created by the musician and novelist Jin. The project originated from a series of Vocaloid songs uploaded to the video-sharing platform Niconico, which gradually developed into an intricate narrative involving a group of teenagers with supernatural powers known as the Mekakushi Dan. The album acts as a bridge between the initial song releases and the subsequent light novel and anime adaptations, gathering fan-favorite tracks into a cohesive sonic narrative.

The album's design and aesthetic are deeply tied to the work of Shidu and Wannyanpu, the key illustrators who defined the project's visual identity. Their approach utilized a striking, high-contrast palette and stylized character portraits that became synonymous with the series' psychological, urban-fantasy tone. Upon its release, the album was well-received within the Japanese pop music scene, particularly among the Vocaloid community, for its successful transition from internet-based song releases to a polished, industry-standard commercial production that solidified the franchise's expansive lore.

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