Information
- Member: aoisenshi
- Studio: Bittersweet Temptations Studio
- Title: Wo Ai Ni
- Premiered: 2010-09-09
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Song:
- Amber Guo Surely Stupid
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Comments:
"...Say, Sesshoumaru... did you know?"
Anime: InuYasha
Couple: Kikyo x Sesshoumaru
Song: Surely Stupid
Artist: Amber Guo/Kuo
Style: Raw with light effects
I never did this sort of editing before; where I could just manipulate the characters like that and do whatever I like. It was a challenge, but really fun to do. :'D I really hope I made their relationship believable, though. X'D Also, this is dedicated to Yorleni, who is an amazing editor and also a wonderful friend. She loves this couple so much and so I decided to make this for her birthday. Also, please don't start bashing about the couple or the characters. Even if you don't like these two together, just please enjoy the amv. :3
//Translation//
Say, Sesshoumaru...
Did you know?
listening to you talk happily
about what's going on in your life
I have a kind of nameless
reaction in my heart
in the death of the night
I suddenly think of you
there's no reason
there's no logic
I suddenly think of you
I always thought we were
the north and south poles of the earth
until we went our separate ways
did I realize
there was so much I wanted to tell you
it was I who was really stupid
we'd already met a long time ago
I convinced myself that it was all just friendship
it was you who convinced me
there would be no distance between two hearts
it was then I realized
I was loving you...
it was I who was who was really stupid
I didn't see through your heart
I even thought this was just love
playing a prank out of boredom
it was I who was really stupid
I've finally confronted myself
bravely proving that
I love you...
I truly
... love you
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