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Will catching the game winning ball mean one get's obliterated? Guess we will find out!

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Ash

LiSa actually made her anime song debut with Angel Beats. Any song sung by Yui actually has vocals done by LiSa. Though her normal voice actress isn't LiSa, but Eri Kitamura

Vlad the Maidiac

The name of the band is Girls Dead Monster. GlDeMo is an acronym for their name.

Vlad the Maidiac

Ah, I see. You did not read my SuperThanks comment on YouTube 😏 Yes, there are LiSA versions of all songs by Girls Dead Monster (GlDeMo for short). And they are in rock arrangement. One of the best rock albums of all times, in my opinion. In the same way as Aya Hirano's album with E.N.O.Z. band from Haruhi Suzumia anime.

Vlad the Maidiac

Ah, there is one more thing I want to tell. It's about this Japanese idea of "accepting fate." Well, it's not purely a Japanese idea, of course. In Christianity, Islam, etc., it is a concept of "obeying God." "Islam" literally means "obedience." And "Muslims" are those who obey God. Moses is called a Muslim in the Qu'ran because He obeyed God. So, it's a very important idea in all religions and cultures. And there are some very interesting animes which discuss this theme. The one which is specifically about this theme is "Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magi:_The_Labyrinth_of_Magic +++++++++++++++++ In this world, all living beings possess an essence known as Rukh (ルフ, Rufu) and when they die, this essence returns to the huge flow (also known as "guidance") of Rukh that gives life to all subsequent beings in an eternal cycle of rebirth called "Fate". Once a person is overcome with sadness, anger, and hopelessness, their Rukh becomes corrupted, unstable, and black, and deviates from the main guidance in a process known as "Fall into Depravity" (堕転, Daten). +++++++++++++++++ The whole story there rotates about the controversy between those who accept their fate ("obey God" we would say), and those who rebel against it. The rebellious ones become a source of darkness, which comes out of them and consumes everything. Episode after episode, they drive this idea to us, and also show it very graphically through the fight scenes between the pure Magi and the depraved evil Magi. In Japanese culture, they really think a lot about it. And although the terminology is different, it's still understandable and transparent to us. In Buddhism, they don't talk about "personal God," which prompts many ignorant Westerners claim that in Buddhism there is no God. OK, they call it "Fate." What's the difference? It's still the Force Which Rules the Universe.

Vlad the Maidiac

By the way, NO GOD. Yes, it's a BAND-MAID song. Which talks about the same subject, although Miku gets very, very poetical about it in her lyrics. As far as I understand the idea of this song, "NO GOD" means exactly the situation when "a person is overcome with sadness, anger, and hopelessness." There is this line in the lyrics which for some reason hit me profoundly: "In the morning I wake up, and suddenly it’s night again." Yes, that's how we feel when we start contemplating the meaning of life. What did I do today? Was it something meaningful? "The days pass by in a haze," -- another poetic line from Miku. "Why am I me? What are the odds?" Yes, Miku, I understand you. I am also strikken with this amazing fact, why am I looking at the world from inside my eyes and not the eyes of somebody else?

NittPicc Reacts

I read it! I didn’t reply. I’m so sorry! I should’ve said something. 😓😓😓

Vlad the Maidiac

No no no, I did not mean anything! I was just surprised you were suprised with LiSA singing in the OP for this episode 🥰 It's a cognitive bias called "The Curse of Knowledge." I know something and I think it must be a common knowledge. I guess the teachers must be free from this curse, of course.

Vlad the Maidiac

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Jim Lynch

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