词条 | Story of Evil |
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}} The {{Nihongo|Story of Evil|悪ノ物語|Aku no Monogatari|lead=yes}}, often called the {{Nihongo|Daughter of Evil series|悪ノ娘|Aku no Musume|lead=yes}}, is a medieval fantasy series of music videos using Yamaha's Vocaloid vocal synthesizer software. It is a collection of 12 songs and related media that focuses on Vanity & Pride of the Seven Deadly Sins through the rise and fall of the so-called "Daughter of Evil", Princess Riliane Lucifen d'Autriche. Several of the events in the Story of Evil are inspired by the French Revolution. HistoryThe songs of the series were written using the Vocaloid software and references various Vocaloid and Utau mascots. A basic connecting plot was created before the release of any songs, which the rest of the series elaborates on. [1][2] Originally the series only focused more on the Crypton Future Media Vocaloids, however as the storyline progressed, Vocaloids from other studios were introduced from Zero-G Ltd, AH Software and Internet Co., Ltd. The first songs of the series, "Daughter of Evil" and "Servant of Evil" were uploaded within weeks of each other to the video sharing website Niconico in April, 2008. They featured the Kagamine Rin & Len Vocaloid package, with former using Rin and latter using Len. The overall series began to take shape after the release of "Servant of Evil", which gave additional, emotional context to the story shown in "Daughter of Evil". In May, 2008, "Regret Message" was uploaded, acting as sequel to the previous two songs. The song "Daughter of White" was released on January 6, 2010, retelling much of the established story through a different viewpoint in addition to showing the singer's unique experiences. At its end, "Daughter of White" acts as a direct continuation of "Regret Message". All four songs were referenced in the first official novel, Daughter of Evil, Clôture of Yellow, which was released on August 10, 2010.[3] A theater play event, based on the first three songs and the backstory written by mothy on his blog, was shown in Japan during the month of January, 2010. "Twiright Prank", a new song set prior to "Daughter of Evil", was sung by Shimoda Asami for the play. A version of "Twiright Prank" using Rin and Len was released in the album EVILS FOREST on May 9, 2010. A music video for the song was uploaded on August 3, 2010. "Tree Maiden ~Millennium Wiegenlied~" was released in the album EVILS COURT on August 13, 2011. It was the sixth song to be released in the Story of Evil, and the third song to retell parts of the series in a new perspective; it parallels the events that occurred in "Daughter of White". The song "Handbeat Clocktower" was released alongside the novel Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue on March 23, 2012. It takes place five years after the events in "Daughter of Evil". The song "Blink" acts as a sequel to both "Daughter of White" and "Tree Maiden ~Millennium Wiegenlied~". It was released in the album The Muzzle of Nemesis on August 17, 2014. On August 14, 2016, the album Lucifenia Trinity was released, featuring three new prequel songs about the "Three Heroes" of Lucifenia: "A Hero's Armor is Always Crimson", "Neomaria of the Inverted Gravestone" and "Swear an Oath on that Bridge". Later that year, on September 21, 2016, a song about King Arth, "That King was Born from Mud" was released in the EXIT TUNES' compilation album Vocalocreation. Characters
SettingCountriesLucifeniaThe Kingdom of Lucifenia, known as the "Yellow Country", is where the majority of events in the Story of Evil are centered upon. It follows the Levia sect of the Levin religion. It was the most powerful country at the start of the series, though it later collapsed as a result of Princess Riliane's regime. After this, Lucifenia was controlled by Marlon for several years before eventually becoming an independent republic. Lucifenia was inspired by France; its name was inspired by Lucifer. MarlonThe Kingdom of Marlon was an island country located across the sea from the rest of the region. It had a strong navy. Marlon annexed Lucifenia following its revolution and planned on conquering many of the surrounding countries, though this plan was eventually cancelled by Kyle Marlon, the King of Marlon. The country was inspired by the United Kingdom; its name was inspired by Mammon. It was commonly known as the "Blue Country". ElphegortThe Kingdom of Elphegort was a country located next to Lucifenia. It occupied much of the Millennium Tree Forest, containing the Millennium Tree of the god, Held. Because of this, Held worshipers were much more prevalent in Elphegort than they were in other countries dominated by non-Held sects. The worshipers referred to the forest as Held's Forest, which was its original name. Often called the "Green Country", Elphegort was invaded by Lucifenia on the orders of Princess Riliane, who launched a genocide known as the "Green Hunting", primarily targeting green-haired women from this country. Elphegort was inspired by Germany, and its name was inspired by Belphegor. BeelzeniaThe Beelzenian Empire was a country in the Story of Evil. Its name was inspired by Beelzebub. It lost much of its influence before the events of the series, becoming a repeated target of the more powerful Lucifenia. After the fall of Lucifenia, Beelzenia harbored its separatists from persecution, entering into conflicts with the aggressive Kingdom of Marlon. LeviantaDivine Levianta was a country that functioned as the head of the Levin Church. Its name was inspired by Leviathan. Several hundred years before the series, Levianta was known as the Magic Kingdom. It was the most powerful country in the world at that time, possessing advanced technology and many magic users. However, the Magic Kingdom and its society were eventually completely destroyed in a major accident. Both Elluka Clockworker and Abyss IR were refugees from the Magic Kingdom. AsmodeanAsmodean was a country in the Story of Evil. Gast Venom's mercenaries were based in this country. Its name was inspired by Asmodeus. MagicMagic plays a central role in the Story of Evil, despite few practicing or embracing it. Elluka Clockworker and her apprentice Gumillia were powerful magicians, using their abilities publicly. Abyss IR worked far more covertly, though she had similar abilities. Certain other characters, such as Michaela, were also able to use magic. Seven Deadly SinsThe Seven Deadly Sins represent tangible phenomenon in the Story of Evil. Individuals can be possessed and influenced by objects embodying a specific sin, known as the "Vessels of Deadly Sin", and their associated demons. Besides Pride, the sins of Gluttony, Lust, Wrath, and Greed also influence several happenings in the series. ReligionThe primary religion shown in the Story of Evil is Levin, a polytheistic religion inspired by Christianity. Levin has several sects, the largest of which is the Levia sect. The Held sect is the second largest, mainly present in the country of Elphegort. SongsDaughter of Evil{{Nihongo|"Daughter of Evil"|悪ノ娘|Aku no Musume|lead=yes}} is the first song of the series, and was released on April 6, 2008. It uses the voice of Kagamine Rin and details the basic story of a cruel princess, Riliane, ruling in a corrupt manner, using her servant, Allen, to order the fall of the green kingdom after the man she loves is found to be in love with a woman from there, and subsequently "being executed".The song was later re-released using the Kagamine Rin and Len ACT2 program. It received a "velvet mix" and a detailed, new music video on December 27, 2009. The new music video contained 38 descriptions of things in the series which were connected to accompanying quotes in the music video for "Servant of Evil". Servant of Evil{{Nihongo|"Servant of Evil"|悪ノ召使|Aku no Meshitsukai|lead=yes}} is the second song of the series, and was released on April 29, 2008. It mainly uses the voice of Kagamine Len, though a small portion near the end of the song includes Kagamine Rin's voice. It details the story of how the twins were separated when they were very small, Riliane's various orders, how Allen met Michaela and fell in love with her, and, at the end, how Allen traded places with the princess to be executed. Throughout the song, Allen reinforces his loyalty and love for Riliane. Before dying, he wishes they could be reborn and play together again.Like "Daughter of Evil", this song was re-released using the Kagamine Rin and Len ACT2 program. It also received a "velvet mix" and a more detailed music video on December 27, 2009. The new music video contained 38 quotes from various characters which were connected to accompanying descriptions in the music video for "Daughter of Evil". Regret Message{{Nihongo|"Regret Message"|リグレットメッセージ|Riguretto Messeeji|lead=yes}} was the third song of the series to be released; it uses the voice of Kagamine Rin and was uploaded on May 25, 2008, telling of Riliane's feelings a year after "Servant of Evil". In the song, Riliane realizes that it had been her own selfishness that had killed her brother. She traveled to the coast, writing a message on parchment, before putting it in a glass bottle and throwing it into the sea. In the message was the wish for her and Allen to be reborn as twins again.After its original release, "Regret Message" was given a "velvet mix". Daughter of White{{Nihongo|"Daughter of White"|白ノ娘|Shiro no Musume|lead=yes}} is the fourth song of the series; it was released on January 6, 2010.[4] "Daughter of White" is sung by the Vocaloid derivative "Yowane Haku" using the Hatsune Miku vocal. The song details the events of a new character, Clarith, who lived in the country of Elphegort. Unlike everyone around her, Clarith had white hair, making her a target for harassment and bullying. Depressed and lonely, Clarith prayed to the god Held at the Millennium Tree for a friend. Shorty thereafter, she found an unconscious Michaela at that same tree. Taking her in, the two quickly bonded, with Clarith initially struggling to believe that Michaela actually cared for someone like her. The two soon left the village that they were in to work at the mansion of Keel Freezis, a wealthy merchant. During a party at the mansion, King Kyle of Marlon was introduced to Michaela and became infatuated with her, cancelling his planned marriage to Princess Riliane of Lucifenia. In anger, Princess Riliane ordered a genocide against all green-haired women in Elphegort, thus killing Michaela and many others but not Clarith, who became immensely sad after losing her partner. Deciding to work as a nun in hopes of rebuilding her life, Clarith met another person, 'Rin', near her monastery, and the two became friends. However, when Clarith eventually overheard 'Rin' confess her identity as the overthrown Princess Riliane, she became overcome by wrath and attempted to stab 'Rin' in revenge. This attempt was aborted, though, and at the end of the song, Clarith apologized to Michaela for not being able to avenge her, saying that she saw similarities between 'Rin' and her past self.Twiright Prank{{Nihongo|"Twiright Prank"|トワイライトプランク|Towairaito Puranku|lead=yes}} is the fifth song of the series; it was originally composed for a theater adaption of the Story of Evil that opened on January 27, 2010, featuring voice actress Shimoda Asami. A version of the song sung by Kagamine Rin and Len was released on May 9, 2010.[4] The song shows a small snapshot of the princess and servant's lives as small children before they were separated, avoiding a hungry, mysterious "demon" in the twilight. Alexiel eventually realized that the demon would be always hungry no matter what and decides to share his snack with the demon. In return, the demon tells Alexiel a secret about the ocean, which he later shares with Riliane. The name of the song was purposefully changed from "Twilight" to "Twiright" by mothy, who explained that he did that because "right" means "correct" and "normal", "twi" carries the meaning of "twist", the ones who are performing it are "R"in and "L"en, and the prince gave a sweet to a "demon" while the princess did not in the song.[5]Tree Maiden ~Millennium Wiegenlied~{{Nihongo|"Tree Maiden ~Millennium Wiegenlied~"|樹の乙女~千年のヴィーゲンリート~|Itsuki no Otome ~Sennen no Viigenriito~|lead=yes}} is the sixth song in the series, and was released on August 13, 2011, using the voice of Hatsune Miku. It's from the view of Michaela, the girl that Clarith finds unconscious in "Daughter of White". Michaela, who was a spirit, was transformed into a human by Elluka Clockworker. Meeting Clarith, the two fall in love and run away to a new village where they become servants. At a banquet, Michaela meets King Kyle Marlon. This meeting sparks the fated war mentioned in the other songs, and ends with Michaela dying at the bottom of a well and wishing that she could be reborn together with Clarith.Handbeat Clocktower{{Nihongo|"Handbeat Clocktower"|針音ノ時計塔|Shinon no Tokeitou|lead=yes}} is the seventh song in the series; it features the Vocaloid vocals Kaito and Kaai Yuki and was released on March 23, 2012. It occurs 5 years after the events in "Daughter of Evil", coming from the view of Kyle Marlon, the King of Marlon. In this song, it's revealed that his mother, the Dowager Queen Prim Marlon, organized a conspiracy that resulted in most of the conflicts in the series, such as Riliane's possession by demons and the genocide against Elphegort. As she sits in the Clocktower of Castle Hedgehog in Marlon, Kyle considers her as a demon because of her cruelty. The song additionally reveals Michaela's killer as Ney Phutapie, born as Ney Marlon, Kyle's younger half-sister, who was also part of the conspiracy. When Kyle moves to confront his mother, Ney stabs and kills Prim Marlon in a rage."Handbeat Clocktower" is a remix of the song "Heartbeat Clocktower", released by mothy in 2009. Blink{{Nihongo|"Blink"|またたき|Matataki|lead=yes}} is the eighth song in the series; it was released on August 17, 2014, and features the voice of Kagamine Rin. It portrays the former Princess Riliane, now a nun calling herself 'Rin', reflecting on planting a sapling that will inevitably grow into a very large tree. The sapling contains the spirit of Michaela, the specific target of Riliane's genocide. 'Rin' thinks about how different time will seem to the sapling, and if her sins will ever be forgiven as years pass.A Hero's Armor is Always Crimson{{Nihongo|"A Hero's Armor is Always Crimson"|英雄の鎧は常に紅く|Eiyuu no Yoroi wa Tsune ni Akaku|lead=yes}} is the ninth song of the series; it was released on the album Lucifenia Trinity using the Vocaloid voicebank Meiko on August 14, 2016. The song tells of Leonhart Avadonia, a powerful knight, who is serving King Arth Lucifen d'Autriche of Lucifenia. Leonhart is fully devoted to his service, coldly killing many in warfare against Lucifenia's enemies. One day, he murders a noblewoman and kidnaps her infant daughter, realizing that she's a Beelzenian princess and hoping to use her as a hostage one day. Five years later, he's taking care of the girl, thinking her to be foolish, not knowing the man she calls dad killed her parents. After he's a approached by the Marlon Espionage Task Force that has come to take the princess and use her political leverage, Leonhart considers giving her up. When the child draws a blade to protect him, he changes his mind and fights off the task force, deciding to adopt the former princess as his daughter, Germaine Avadonia.Neomaria of the Inverted Gravestone{{Nihongo|"Neomaria of the Inverted Gravestone"|逆さ墓標のネオマリア|Sakasa Bohyou no Neomaria|lead=yes}} is the tenth song of the series; it was released on the album Lucifenia Trinity using the Vocaloid voicebank Mayu on August 14, 2016. It shows a young girl who had her family murdered by a witch, Abyss IR, that then used her as a human experiment, calling her "Prototype N". Turned into a murder weapon without feelings, the girl, Neomaria, one day makes a caravan "disappear" on her own. One day she's sent to kill a deserter from Beelzenia by the witch, and Neomaria obeys, and prepares to ambush him from a cliff. However, seeing the deserter to be a person of a similar age caused Neomaria to feel doubtful, accidentally losing her footing and falling from the cliff. When she regain consciousness, she's lost all her memories and the deserter seemingly treated her wounds. Recalling "maria" she decides to call herself "Mariam" and is picked up by a group of soldiers, one of them being a spy with the surname Phutapie.Swear an Oath on that Bridge{{Nihongo|"Swear an Oath on that Bridge"|あの橋に誓って|Ano Hashi ni Chikatte|lead=yes}} was the eleventh song in the series, and was released on the album Lucifenia Trinity on August 14, 2016. It features the Vocaloid voicebank Megurine Luka. In the song, Elluka Clockworker, along with the other "Three Heroes", Mariam Phutapie and Leonhart Avadonia are going to the Sanosun Bridge to swear their allegiance to the King of Lucifenia, Arth Lucifen d'Autriche. Reflecting on her long live and newfound friends, Elluka thinks about how bridges connects people's hearts as well as countries. After she sees a bat in the sky that sings the Clockwork Lullaby, the four meet up at the bridge and swear their loyalty to the country.That King was Born from Mud{{Nihongo|"That King was Born from Mud"|彼の王は泥より生まれた|Ka no Ou wa Doro Yori Umareta|lead=yes}} is the twelfth song of the series; released on September 21, 2016. It features the voice of Kagamine Len. It tells of Arth Lucifen d'Autriche, the King of Lucifenia. When he was younger, he and his family died in an accident. A forest spirit named Lich molded a mud golem after Arth, reviving him. Despite no longer being an actual human, Arth still fought for his country with nothing but love in his heart, even siring twin children with his wife, Lady Anne Swee. King Arth permanently died when the children were six, sparking a crisis that lead to the naming of Princess Riliane as his heir.BooksFour light novels and three databooks were created for the Story of Evil. They primarily expand on the songs, though new storylines and characters were also introduced. Light NovelsClôture of Yellow{{Nihongo|The Daughter of Evil: Clôture of Yellow|悪ノ娘 黄のクロアテュール|lead=yes}} is the first novel in the series written by mothy, and was released on August 10, 2010 by PHP Books.[6][7] On his blog, mothy announced that the novel is basically based on the songs he wrote and the plot story he offered for the theater play. The storyline is different in several respects and there are some differences in settings.[8] Most of personages' names are the same as those used in the play ("Riliane", "Allen", etc.) and more characters appear in the novel. The illustrations are drawn by Ichika, Yunomi-P and 憂.Wiegenlied of Green{{Nihongo|The Daughter of Evil: Wiegenlied of Green|悪ノ娘 緑のヴィーゲンリート|lead=yes}},[9] the second novel, was released on February 24, 2011.[10] The cover illustration was drawn by Suzunosuke. The novel included an omake with an original story: {{Nihongo|The Daughter of Evil: Novelette of White|悪ノ娘 白のノヴェレッテ|lead=yes}}, illustrated by CAFFEIN.Praeludium of Red{{Nihongo|The Daughter of Evil: Praeludium of Red|悪ノ娘 赤のプラエルディウム|lead=yes}}, the third novel, was released on December 23, 2011. The cover illustration was drawn by Kitano Tomotoshi, with 8 other illustrators participating on illustrating the third novel.Praefacio of Blue{{Nihongo|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|悪ノ娘 青のプレファッチオ|lead=yes}}, the fourth novel, was released on March 23, 2012. The cover illustration was drawn by Kitano Tomotoshi.DatabooksEntr'acte of Evil: The Daughter of Evil Worldguide{{Nihongo|Entr'acte of Evil: The Daughter of Evil Worldguide|悪ノ間奏曲 悪ノ娘ワールドガイド|lead=yes}}, the first databook, was released on August 30, 2011. Included documents such a detailed timelines, character chart and color designs, a large number of illustrations and 3 original stories: {{Nihongo|The Adventure of a Boy and a Girl|少年と少女の冒険|lead=yes}}, {{Nihongo|Twiright Prank|トワイライトプランク|lead=yes}} and {{Nihongo|The Daughter of Evil: Retrouver of Silver|悪ノ娘 銀のルトルーヴェ|lead=yes}}. The cover illustration is drawn by 憂.Epic of Evil: The Daughter of Evil FanbookEpic of Evil: The Daughter of Evil Fanbook, the second databook, was released on August 25, 2012. It contained additional information about the series, as well as four poems: Story of Two Swordsmen, Story of One Sorceress, Story of Two Heroines, and Story of One Girl. The databook also contained two stories: The Daughter of Fog, and Her Reason. The Daughter of Evil Schedule Book 2013The Daughter of Evil Schedule Book 2013, the third databook, is a compendium of information regarding The Daughter of Evil series, released on December 16, 2012. It contains detailed information for all the characters in the series as well as calendars, schedules, and illustrations. The Schedule Book is intended to act as a pocket guide for all material in The Daughter of Evil novel series as well as have miscellaneous other functions. While the Schedule Book holds detailed information about the characters like the two databooks preceding it, it is not complemented by any short stories. Theater Plays~Gemini of Charm~A Theater Play event, entitled {{Nihongo|Daughter of Evil ~Gemini of Charm~|悪ノ娘~凄艶のジェミニ~|Aku no Musume ~Seien no Jiemini~|lead=yes}}, opened from January 27, 2010 to January 31, 2010 by X-QUEST. Beyond background tracks for the play, it features covers of the velvet mixes of mothy's three songs by Shimoda Asami, the voice actress who had lent her voice for Kagamine Rin and Len, and a new song called "Twiright Prank", composed by mothy and performed by Shimoda Asami. The original soundtrack, which includes instrumental songs used in the play and the four vocal songs, was released on February 3, 2010.[11] The script was written by Hidekatsu Tokunaga, a host of the play and also a member of X-QUEST, with his own interpretation based on the plot story which mothy offered for the play. ~Gemini of Charm~ was the first adaption of the series to have its characters be given unique names by mothy; for instance, the princess is "Riliane", the servant is "Allen", Kaito's character is "Kyle", and Miku's character is "Michaela". However, there are many differences between storylines and settings by mothy and those by Hidekatsu Tokunaga. mothy was not involved with the script's writing in any way and the song "Daughter of White" had not been created yet when it was written.[12][13] Many of Hidekatsu Tokunaga's original parodies and episodes are added to the script.[14][15][16][17] God of EvilAnother theater play event, entitled {{Nihongo|God of Evil|悪ノ神|Aku no Kami|lead=yes}}, was held on April 11, 2010 by Drama Group Brioche. Drama Group Brioche was established by fans to make a theater play of the three songs in the series.[18] The Drama Group Brioche made a big success in God of Evil or 'xxx of Evil' in short. It had been sold to many countries worldwide. The Daughter of Evil MusicalThe Daughter of Evil Musical was a 2017 adaption of the Story of Evil in musical form.[19] The script was created by Hidekatsu Tokunaga, who had also written the script for ~Gemini of Charm~. This musical is more closely based on the official story than ~Gemini of Charm~ was, and also incorporates information which was not available at the time of the first performance, such as the existence of the character Clarith or the additional books. Reina Tanaka was cast as Princess Riliane, and Kazutomi Yamamoto was cast as Allen Avadonia. It ran from June 4, 2017 to June 11, 2017. MangaCanonThe Daughter of EvilAn official serialization by the series most prominent illustrator, Ichika, began on February 17, 2015. It is currently planned to only be based on the two first novels. It also expands the story by showing certain events omitted in the novels, such as Riliane and Allen's first meeting. The manga has its own promotional website.[20] It currently has four "acts" and has as far as seven confirmed to be released in the future. Non-canonComedy of Evil ProjectThe Comedy of Evil Project is a project dedicated to expanding upon events from Story of Evil in a satirical nature. It is composed of two serial manga adaptations with their first chapters released April 24, 2013. The manga portray the characters or events of the series through a humorous or exaggerated lens, satirizing events of the novels or the characters themselves. It has since ended circulation with its final chapters releasing on December 24, 2014. The Servant of EvilJapanese Monthly Magazine "Comic Rush" started a serialization of "Servant of Evil" with the illustrations provided by Nekoyama Miyao. The characters use the same names as their Vocaloid counterparts; such as "Rin" instead of "Riliane". The serialization began on September 25, 2010 in the November Issue.[21] There is only on volume currently released in Japan. The manga also has an official website.[22] There is an official YouTube account created for the purpose of promoting the manga. To date, four videos have been uploaded, with three of them follow the storyline of "Story of Evil" with some added backgrounds. The language of the manga in the videos is Japanese.[23] AlbumsMultiple albums were released for the Story of Evil. They contain some of the main storyline songs, and also include other songs by mothy from other series such as Clockwork Lullaby, Seven Deadly Sins, and Original Sin Story. Official albums often contained booklets or brief descriptions of events. Due to the popularity of many songs in the series, compilation albums featuring multiple producers have also been created. EVILS THEATERThis album was released in 2009 by mothy, and contains 3 of the major storyline songs: "Daughter of Evil", "Servant of Evil", and "Regret Message". There are also 8 other songs on the disc that apply additional storyline elements, such as the Clockwork Lullaby series.
This album was released by mothy in conjunction with Kangaroo SUZUKI on February 3, 2010. It features twelve songs and song instrumentals from the musical play adaptation of The Daughter of Evil. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
Released on February 7, 2010. Announced at THE VOC@LOiD M@STER 11, it features seven songs along with a four-page, fully colored booklet. The album's jacket was illustrated by Suzunosuke.
Released by mothy on December 22, 2010. Announced as the first full-length album by mothy, it features sixteen songs along with a twenty-two page, fully colored booklet. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
Released by mothy on August 13, 2011. It was first distributed at Comic Market 80 and features eleven songs along with a six-page, fully colored booklet. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
Released on March 23, 2012. Distributed in promotion of The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue, it features four songs. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
Released by Jounetsu-P on April 28, 2012. It primarily contains remakes of songs from Story of Evil but also includes song remakes from both the Seven Deadly Sins and Clockwork Lullaby Series.
Released by mothy in conjunction with Torabolta on February 17, 2014. It was distributed with the purchase of The Daughter of Evil: Act 1 manga from the Animate Online Shop and features three songs. Its jacket was illustrated by Mizutame Tori.
Released by mothy on August 17, 2014. It was distributed at Comic Market 86 and features ten songs.[1] The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
Released by mothy on February 25, 2015. Announced as the second full-length album by mothy, it features 15 songs and the limited edition includes a booklet and a story of the same name. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
released by mothy on August 14, 2016. It was distributed at Comic Market 90 and features six tracks, three of which are instrumentals, and an eight-page booklet. The album's jacket is illustrated by Ichika.
Released by mothy on August 11, 2017. It features two tracks and an eight-page booklet. It was distributed at Comic Market 92. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
Released by mothy on August 10, 2018. It was distributed at Comic Market 94, and features twelve tracks and a booklet. The album's jacket was illustrated by Ichika.
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