Subarashii Sekai (The Wonderful World)

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Japanese: スバラシイセカイ

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Type: Music

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jun 10, 2013

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Source: Music

Genre: Fantasy

Theme: Music

Duration: 4 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.87¹ (scored by 309 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #14775

Members: 672

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Synopsis

Yukie Nakauchi's music video for Takahiro Yasuda's band called Ao.

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Nakauchi, Yukie

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Jan 10, 2018

Sidewinder51

Recommended

Rate a 7
English Subtitles
Music Style:solo, slow guitar(drama)

story
Unfading is key to understand this animated story. That and by unfading they are referring to loss of brightness. We all have(sniff) bad days(sniff sniff). Sorry, this animation was and still have grasped my emotions. I type with tissues at my side. Anyways, bad days/times arise in the end (come on don't cry) all the main character wants is something to hold onto, 'unfading words'. Sure, it is a little hard to grasp the concept to but hopefully my words become 'unfading' to your understanding. As for the conclusion it was quite touching. Not much in words but action ...