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If u know the story between korone and okayu in real life, u will understand why

@@vera2892 they were best friends before hololive but why is she crying here’s

@@Spidermanspiderman3923 Hope this clip can answer your question ruclips.net/video/G9kPfcyVmKI/видео.html

Yea, I watched the movie "Tomorrow I Will Date With Yesterday’s You" a fewdays ago and know I appreciate this song even more than the first time I watched this clip.

@@piotr004 that movie was the first time ive cried for a movie for how long ive lived, that speaks alot on how unique and gut wrenching the movie's plot is and i love how the movie is forever stuck in a loop, you cant really decide if it had a good or a bad ending

@@drrnvevo I was teary-eyed in some moments. Two opposing/reversed timelines is a unique concept for time-travelling romance, I haven't watched something like this before. If you like time-travelling concept (as I like it very much), then I highly suggest you watching "Steins;Gate" anime series. It's truly a masterpiece (and it's complete). "Steins;Gate" is ranked 5 among all hundreds of animes on MyAnimeList, so this alone should say you something :) "Steins;Gate" may have slow start, but it fruits beautifully later (the real roller coaster starts at episode 12). "Steins;Gate" series is my favourite in the genre of sci-fi and time-travelling (yes, it has important romance too). Part of awards: In the 2013 "Newtype anime awards", Okabe (the main male protagonist, "mad scientist") won the best male anime character category. Seaside Tapes owner referred Mr Ocean referred to Okabe as a major inspiration to the MTX alias. RiceDigital listed Okabe and Makise (the main female protagonist) as one of the best couples in visual novels (anime series is based on those visual novel games) based on how carefully is their relationship developed across the narrative of the game. In a vote of fans and science fiction enthusiasts organized by the Mad Bracket Status website, Rintaro Okabe was voted the best time traveller ever! The order of watching I suggest (I suggest the chronological order of releasing): 1. Steins;Gate (first main series, 24 episodes) 2. Steins;Gate: Egoistic Poriomania (bonus of 1 episode) 3. Steins;Gate: The Movie − Load Region of Déjà Vu (a movie, continuation of 1. Steins;Gate) 4. Steins;Gate: The Sagacious Wisdom of Cognitive Computing (bonus of 4 episodes; not moving the story forward, but quite nice comedic touch) 5. Steins;Gate: Kyoukaimenjou no Missing Link - Divide By Zero (1 episode, it's an obligatory gate to the second main series named 6. Steins;Gate 0; commonly called episode number 0 of the second main series Steins;Gate 0) 6. Steins;Gate 0 (second main series, 23 episodes) 7. Steins;Gate 0: Kesshou Takei no Valentine - Bittersweet Intermedio (comedic bonus of 1 episode).

@@piotr004 ah, steins;gate was actually in my list for to-watch animes cuz im curious of what made it so critically well-received, and you explaining it actually made me interested in it more, might give it a watch soon! and yea i defs agree on it being so unique being it a romance story with a time travelling concept, honestly just thinking the plot again in a nutshell kinda makes me sad rn lol

doesn't help that im in a back number binge as well, their music is so good when i just wanted to calm down for a moment

Whats the movie called?

@@TonicPringle ぼくは明日, 昨日のきみとデートする / Boku wa Ashita, Kinou no Kimi to Date Suru / Tomorrow I Will Date With Yesterday’s You