Fight Song

This is a song by eve.

In the release of the video on Eve's channel: The video has pretty colors that go hard. It follows Tobin, and there is a story with highs and lows. Even though I don't understand Japanese I could follow along without understanding the lyrics.

There's characterization through the way the characters hold themselves through the scenes that is fun. I like the characters. The music also goes hard.

This song is also used as the final ED to chainsaw man. The visuals there are also super fun. I like seeing characters I like doing silly stuff.

Overall this song goes hard.

Just gonna add one more review cuz there are way too few!
The animation is top tier, especially considering the scale of the project. The tone and colors especially shift flawlessly between bright and dark depending on the scene, reall conveying the mood well to the viewer.

The storytelling is a bit tricky, cuz this is a music video so you do have to pay attention to both the lyrics and the animation, the lyrics of the song mostly providing some insight to the characters emotional state and feelings as the animation mostly showcases the present with some flashbacks, but overall it was greatly handled.

Next up is ... the music and well, its amazing, this is a music video after al loll. To keep this review spoiler free tho I'll avoid telling much more.

The end credits are accompanied by wholesome and funny bloopers and I love that Eve and his fellow creators went the extra mile even tho they didn't have to! stuff like that really genuinely shows the creators care about the audience and our experience!

Overall it's a 10/10 for me, go watch it! its just a short music video, tho if you want the full context do make sure to watch the prequel first: "How To Eat Life", also by Eve ofc.

MASTERPIECE!

I'm very sensitive to handing over 10s out of 10s, for the sake of that, I'm gonna praise this work of art while holding immensely the generosity.

What do I start with? Right, the title, very uninspired, very bland, but that's part of the hook in my opinion, but who cares about that when you have a feast of a visual in front of you. As the 12th ending theme song of Chainsaw Man, this demonic, gory and violent work of art walks hand-in-hand with its parent show, along the same gruesome themes.

I highly recommend you give this a watch... or a listen.