Tsuki no Uta
- Format
- MUSIC
- Episodes
- 1
- Status
- Finished
Music video for the song Tsuki no Uta by Gackt.
The song was used as the Ending Theme for the anime Texhnolyze. It was certified gold by RIAJ. The music video was directed by Shinji Watanabe.
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Tsuki no Uta, or 'Song of the Moon,' emerged as a central musical motif within the Tsukiuta franchise, a multimedia project launched in 2012 by Movic. The series centers on anthropomorphized personifications of the twelve months of the year, represented as idol characters divided into two units, Six Gravity and Procellarum. The song was conceived to serve as a thematic anchor for the project, encapsulating the celestial and rhythmic motifs that define the characters' identities.
The composition was designed to blend J-pop sensibilities with atmospheric, lunar-themed aesthetics, aligning with the project's goal of creating a character-driven narrative fueled by seasonal music. Created by a team of rotating composers including heavy hitters like Yuuyu-P, the track was received as a definitive entry in the 2.5D idol industry. Its production reflects the broader trend of Japanese transmedia storytelling, where songs serve not merely as accompaniment, but as primary vessels for world-building and character development.
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