The only thing that connects it to the series is a few vague mentions of "the underground".
I'll show you that this false dream can be fulfilled/You can still ridicule me now/ Even if it's idealistic, I want to make it my aim/It's still far away now, But surely/What is fake will become what is real.
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The movie Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works has the song "Imitation", with lyrics which describe both the protagonist's powers and his ideals without directly referencing the story.Monster's end theme has lyrics reflecting Tenma's idealistic philosophy.This dynamic was reversed for the one episode Maison Ikkoku used "Alone Again (Naturally)" and " Get Down ", both by Gilbert O'Sullivan. While "Kanashimi yo Konnichiwa" expressed many of main female lead Kyoko's perspective and feelings, the 1st ending "Ashita Hareru Ka" ("Will Tomorrow Be Sunny?") was well juxtaposed because it expressed the conflicted feelings of the male lead Godai. Particularly the first opening "Kanashimi yo Konnichiwa" ("Hello Sadness"), which became so identified with the series that a string orchestra version was played for the climactic finale. Maison Ikkoku often does this with its opening themes.A notable exception is "Lambada Ranma" which references characters by name. Over its run, the Ranma ½ television series, movies, and OVA, had over 30 opening and ending theme songs, in some cases sung by the characters, but usually only peripherally relating to the characters (if at all).
Berserk (2016): The lyrics of the opening theme Inferno by 9mm Parabellum Bullet give voice to Guts' rage, his struggle against impossible odds, and his determination to put his life on the line to protect what little he has left.
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