@@ethanyeung6216 I would say dark, not edgy. Edgy is something dark that is that is so conceptually bad that it must be edgy in terms of standards. Madoka Magica is one of those shows that handles dark elements with such delicacy and respect that I wouldn't consider it's nihilist but idealist aspects inherently bad. Mahou Shoujou Site and Raising Project are shows that I'd call edgy for the sake of being tho.
_All around me are my friends, safe and sound, and... happy- yet why does this place feel so empty and lonely, and removed from reality?_ Isn’t this reality?
@@giovannirafael5351 thinking on it its a very unique piece regardless. its undertones and fact its like a hellish experience.. but its much lighter by the track. kinda strange now i think on it i keep hearing this piece in my dreams lately no idea why.
When the nutcracker queen, the fair lady of time itself, say that they are fine, he heart is truly in pain. The weight of pain, sorrow, guilt, despair, and love has consumed. All we must do is pray for a merciful outcome.
For some reason, whenever I listen to this while I’m doing homework, it makes me feel like I am doing something wrong here...and then I end up having this weird anxious feeling and end up trying to find the right answer to the problem...it just gives me that type of feeling...which is why I love this music so much..!
i thought when you said "I’m doing homework, it makes me feel like I am doing something wrong". i thought you just skip homework and going to bed. lol.
Japanese people tend to have wild imaginations of what France is like. When they visit France they often become disillusioned and come down with a case of "Paris Syndrome" where they are disappointed by the reality. The accordians are synonymous with France in the sense that Homura is living in a dream world
@@eucalyptus2609 They'll probably use some of her previous stuff. But sadly she isn't doing the composing. If you listen to the music in the trailer I think it's pretty obvious it's not her work. It's a bit over the top, trying too hard to be epic and stuff. If you compare it to say the music in the Madoka Concept Movie you can really hear how different Kajiura's music is.
@@louiseb3146 He is making a joke. lol. He is just calling it a "French" anime because this song (and a lot of the soundtrack) uses a lot of acordian. Also, Madoka does have a lot of French influence in its animation style in general.
@@andrewrivera4046 As a French girl loving French anime and Madoka, I don't see a lot of a similarities. LMaybe it's been too long since I watched it. Let's go for another round.
@@louiseb3146 My mistake the animation style is as follows: "The animation troupe behind the designs of the witches and labyrinths is Gekidan Inu Curry. The artists were inspired by Russian and Czech animation and the final result is very reminiscent of collage and paper-cut animation."
Idk, man, to me Homura Akemi is like if Walter White was a 14 year old lesbian, it's incredible how she goes from what she was in her backstory to the devil she became in the end of the movie Rebelion, like, Homura broke bad like Walt!
A bit, but in many ways very different. Both are "saved" for the kindness of the another person, and search his/her happiness. BUT. Homura do not wanna taker Madoka for herself, Yuno is another history. In the end, Homura take the Universe, controls all...and leaves all the Magical Girls living peacefully. Homura it's even able to accept that madoka can become her future enemy, all worth it if she is safe.
![Something, everything is wrong [slowed + reverb]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lxtkOhDRR60/mqdefault.jpg)
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
Homura: Wow, I'm really happy!
Homura:
Homura: something's wrong
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@@Lymboever madoka magica is a pretty edgy anime tbf
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@@ethanyeung6216 I would say dark, not edgy. Edgy is something dark that is that is so conceptually bad that it must be edgy in terms of standards. Madoka Magica is one of those shows that handles dark elements with such delicacy and respect that I wouldn't consider it's nihilist but idealist aspects inherently bad. Mahou Shoujou Site and Raising Project are shows that I'd call edgy for the sake of being tho.
EVERYTHING IS WRONG
_All around me are my friends, safe and sound, and... happy- yet why does this place feel so empty and lonely, and removed from reality?_ Isn’t this reality?
The first Matrix failed because it was too perfect
Welcome to the Metaverse.
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Your pills, schizo
something about this OST always made me feel uneasy
Yuki Kajiura is such an evocative composer. She also matches her music so effectively to the story at hand.
I guess you could say "something is wrong". Ugh I'm so stupid
@@giovannirafael5351 thinking on it its a very unique piece regardless. its undertones and fact its like a hellish experience.. but its much lighter by the track. kinda strange now i think on it i keep hearing this piece in my dreams lately no idea why.
The existential terror of realizing that the world you worked so hard for wasn't what you really wanted, and now you're stuck with the consequences
When the nutcracker queen, the fair lady of time itself, say that they are fine, he heart is truly in pain. The weight of pain, sorrow, guilt, despair, and love has consumed. All we must do is pray for a merciful outcome.
It’s like a lullaby that you should never fall asleep to
皆既月食の時に聞くとなんか良かった
映画のシーンと重ね合わせてしまう……
For some reason, whenever I listen to this while I’m doing homework, it makes me feel like I am doing something wrong here...and then I end up having this weird anxious feeling and end up trying to find the right answer to the problem...it just gives me that type of feeling...which is why I love this music so much..!
Ooooh I like that perspective!
i thought when you said "I’m doing homework, it makes me feel like I am doing something wrong".
i thought you just skip homework and going to bed. lol.
I can’t listen to this without hurting
Japanese people tend to have wild imaginations of what France is like. When they visit France they often become disillusioned and come down with a case of "Paris Syndrome" where they are disappointed by the reality. The accordians are synonymous with France in the sense that Homura is living in a dream world
Godangit french people
Kinda like what other people from other countries do, yeah.
The advantage of being French is that I never had any hope to begin with, I can't be disillusioned!
The best music i have ever heard in all my life
In love with the accordion ♡
This feels like a slowed down version of Homura’s witch theme
It is tho
Reminds me of the OST for Neil Gaiman's Mirror Mask. a movie about a girl trapped in a dream world she created. it featured accordion too.
"Something, Everything is wrong"
Magica Record story background music ......
Hmmmmmm 🤔 LOL
QueenEspeon96 i just noticed this lmao
I thought I was the only who noticed that... perhaps the happy ending is only a "enjoy this for now" thing?
I'm so upset that Kajiura isn't doing the soundtrack for the Magia Record anime
@@Shtoops You have to be kidding! Well, at least, I hope they use previous songs from her, like Sis Puella Magica!, and like that..
@@eucalyptus2609 They'll probably use some of her previous stuff. But sadly she isn't doing the composing. If you listen to the music in the trailer I think it's pretty obvious it's not her work. It's a bit over the top, trying too hard to be epic and stuff. If you compare it to say the music in the Madoka Concept Movie you can really hear how different Kajiura's music is.
I think this is a more sadder version of theatere of a witch
The opening few notes remind me of Duvet from Serial Experiments Lain for some reason.
La música de yuki es demasiado buena j3der 🗿.
I've heard of French anime, but not quite like this
This is not French...
r/whooosh
@@louiseb3146 He is making a joke. lol. He is just calling it a "French" anime because this song (and a lot of the soundtrack) uses a lot of acordian. Also, Madoka does have a lot of French influence in its animation style in general.
@@andrewrivera4046 As a French girl loving French anime and Madoka, I don't see a lot of a similarities. LMaybe it's been too long since I watched it. Let's go for another round.
@@louiseb3146 My mistake the animation style is as follows: "The animation troupe behind the designs of the witches and labyrinths is Gekidan Inu Curry. The artists were inspired by Russian and Czech animation and the final result is very reminiscent of collage and paper-cut animation."
This song makes me feel calm LOL! I don't know why and how😅😂
anyone got a spotify link to this? thanks
I feel like Homura is in many ways a yuri-version of Yuno Gasai from Mirai Nikki... both are incredibly similiar.
Because both are sharing common ancestor called Homura Manami
Idk, man, to me Homura Akemi is like if Walter White was a 14 year old lesbian, it's incredible how she goes from what she was in her backstory to the devil she became in the end of the movie Rebelion, like, Homura broke bad like Walt!
A bit, but in many ways very different. Both are "saved" for the kindness of the another person, and search his/her happiness. BUT. Homura do not wanna taker Madoka for herself, Yuno is another history. In the end, Homura take the Universe, controls all...and leaves all the Magical Girls living peacefully. Homura it's even able to accept that madoka can become her future enemy, all worth it if she is safe.
Yuno is a crazy bad writted Yandere, Homura is basically the Avatar of his author: Urobuchi.