Library of Ruina OST (Mili Songs) FIRST TIME REACTION Part 2
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- A lot different than the other Library of Ruina songs that I listened to before...
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I think the best way to describe Iron Lotus and Gone Angels is "When love turns to sorrow" and "When love turns to fury"
Hmmmm, interesting! I guess I'll understand both (regarding how each is connected to the bosses and in what way) once I play the game then. This is very good to know though!
both are fury
when [REDACTED] lost [REDACTED] she awakened ego
when [REDACTED] lost [DATA EXPUNGED] he went on a rampage and hunted down a bunch of people he thought were responsible
Boohoo, my [DATA EXPUNGED] died. @lnfernoExpress
Oh the irony of Rina liking the piano.
What do you meannnnnnn???? Actually, don't answer that, but still!
@@Trailblazer_Ririnajust trust you will learn to hate pianos in PM games
Let me just
*Distorts
Yes
PIANIST! WHEN I CATCH YOU PIANIST.
Iron Lotus is for one of my favorite characters in the game, also, when you hear it you WILL fear the opponent, i can promise you that. Also... Gone angels... perhaps the most important song in the entire game
O_O I suppose... I shall look forward to that~
First song are giving us 300 🔥 burn stack 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥💀💀💀
"I am fire" And we're ash.
Burn stack 👀
A casual stroll on the surface of the sun
Oh don't mind me and my absolutely healthy 300 burn stack
crispy nuggets 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Something that Mili does that always makes blind song reactions so fun, is that while each song (at least those written for LoR and Limbus) is written with their coresponding characters in mind, yet without any knowledge of those characters or their stories, the songs can be interpreted in totally different, yet valid ways. Seeing your reactions has been a blast!
I'm happy to hear that my blind reactions/analyses to the Mili Songs were fun to watch!
*Gone Angel plays*
PM Moon fans: I have nothing but my sorrow....
I wish I knew.... or maybe I should savor my ignorance on the matter a little longer!
@@Trailblazer_Ririna ...and I want nothing more.
@@Trailblazer_Ririna Least scarring incident in The City
@@Trailblazer_Ririna It has been, it still is, faithful to me.
O sorrow...
Everyone keeps saying "korean poet," but to be specific Salt, Pepper, Birds, and the Thought Police is about Yun Dong-ju.
The tagline of Ruina "Book, Librarian, City, Star" is a direct homage to his poem "Sky, Wind, Star and Poem." PM's games can be very VERY Korean at times, and as a non-Korean, I've definitely had to do quite a bit of research to understand what I can lmao
Ahhh, so that's the person's name. I don't think anyone else has said his name earlier, so thank you for letting me know the actual name of the poet! I tend to not read Korean literature, including poems, but maybe, it's about time that I read them or at least in the future when I have more time on my hands!
"the boss sound pretty cute"
>clueless
*digs hole and climbs into hole* I'm gonna regret saying that, aren't I?
@@Trailblazer_Ririna [REDACTED] (the boss) works for an Association that deals with war, fyi.
Your interpretation of Gone Angels is pretty accurate, the song plays like a "Call and Response". You would be correct that it is indeed directed towards Angela, but also the character that revolves around the song. Angela is a pretty grey-area or flawed character along with the other main character, but that's what makes her so human down to her core.
Library of Ruina does a really good job on telling the story of two broken individuals facing their faults and overcoming them to become better people!
I really really love grey characters! Sure, they might annoy me sometimes, but doesn't that make them more human? After all, we can't like every single person that we meet. So all that just makes me appreciate the characters and the storytelling that much more! Gosh, I can't wait to learn more about Angela and the MC! Especially since they're both broken and will be maturing/developing as characters throughout the story to become better people!
Going to post the translation of the choir parts of Gone Angels since it also adds to the song:
Lascia ch'io pianga: allow me to cry
Mia cruda sorte: My cruel fate
E che sospiri: And sigh
La libertà: The freedom
(These are translated from Italian using Google translate and also browsing websites for the meaning so it might not be 100%)
Oooo, thank you for the translations!
It’s a pretty famous piece, you can check the Wikipedia article for more details: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lascia_ch%27io_pianga
So, an interesting thing to note about Mili songs in Library of Ruina, every song except String Theocracy, Salt Pepper and the Thought Police, and Poems of a Machine are boss themes sung as though from the bosses' perspective.
So Poems of a Machine is not a boss theme song? I knew that String Theocracy and Salt Pepper weren't, but I didn't realize that Poems wasn't one either! Well, that's good to know!
It is amusing to see interpretations of songs without context :D
Haha glad that you found it amusing~ :3 Can't wait to see what I got wrong and what I got right when I play it!
Salt, pepper and thought police doesnt play in the game and its lyrics refer to a Korean poet during the japanese occupation of Korea
Okay, so it is confirmed that it's a tribute to the Korean poet! That's cool! :3
There is such a lovable charm for songs made by mili
I agree with that! It's very unique and memorable~
Ain't it funny how all the boss songs are sad and tragic instead of upbeat?
It just means that I'll be seeing some pretty dark and messed up things about the bosses once I reach them in the game -- is what I assume. :P
One of the things that's really great about the boss themes is how cohesive they are with the narrative. In that they work standalone but playing the game adds another layer since they're from the perspective of a character we've been introduced to, seen some of the life of, and are about how miserable they are in the moment 😅
This quality of their songs truly make it more fun to encounter the music in game~
Fun fact: the lil' dude dancing in the first clip is the composer's avatar.
O_O It is?!? I actually thought that it was the boss for some reason. haha
@@Trailblazer_Ririna art in pm mili songs pretty much NEVER directly portray the characters theyre made for lol, although they might still have a theme similar to the song’s
The final song is from album but not game yeah :D I think its tribute to korean poet who lived and died during Japanese occupation of the country?
Oh, that makes a lot of sense now! I thought that it was part of the game, but it sure changes a lot of things if it's meant to be a tribute. :O
If you end up watching those of Mili's songs that were made for Anime openings, like "Rightfully" and "Paper Bouquet", then I highly recommend also watching those openings for the added context.
Ooo, they made anime openings?!? That's so cool~ I'll check those out one day!
Poems of a Machine is not a boss theme, it’s actually the credits theme for Library of Ruina. It is indeed from the perspective of Angela as she reflects over everything that she did before and during the Library.
So iron lotus is actually pretty sad. It’s down right depressing if you learned the story. Her story is surprisingly human and shows that humans in the city are still human in all aspects despite what everybody else in the game tells you. In fact you’ll see it even in Roland’s story and how his early game self and what he tells Angela about how to survive is sort of hypocritical.
That's kind of a lot of spoilers
@@Disorder2312 Not really. Yes, this spoils a lot, if you have the necessary info and context. You know what their talking about. But look at this from the eyes of someone who hasn't played. Would you be able to figure out anything big from it?
Just in case, I'll avoid reading this comment for now, but thank you for watching and commenting!
The Chinese words in Iron Lotus ending certain parts of the song are all confections, which all mean something in China.
huameitang 话梅糖 plum candy. Can be interpreted as saying "I had something to say to you, but I couldn't bring myself to."
white rabbit naitang 大白兔奶糖 white rabbit milk candy. It's usually given to others as a confession of feelings, as if saying "I love you".
maiyatang麦芽糖 maltose candy. Symbolises love and affection that's sweet and light, not suffocating or clingy.
Woah, thank you so much for sharing the names of the actual candies (and also the interpretations)! I found it very interesting to read through!
So lil something about every song (a lot less than before cause it's much later in the game)
Iron Lotus: "I AM FIIIIIRE" sums up the fight pretty much (boss is someone who lost a very special person to the library. Song is her singing about herself and that person)
Gone Angels: pianos are... scary (not gonna say a word about the boss, cause it's probably one of the best bosses imo, but song is sung from the perspective of 1 of the protagonist, or both, I'm not sure which, you'llhave to figure out when you reach)
Poems of a machine: credits song, not much I can say about it in a vague way with spoiling anything in it
Salt, Pepper, Birds and the thought police: you've probably already been told, but it's not in the game. So really can't say much more other than it's a Mili song, so it's good XD
Also, hope you'll have fun with Ruina when you play. I just finished the game before watching this and can say it's hard. But very much worth playing through to experience the story. Or just watch story if it's too hard, cause it can get pretty hard sometimes lol
...Am I safe to assume that Iron Lotus is somehow going to have burning and fire attacks?
Gosh, I think out of all of the bosses, I'm looking forward to the Gone Angels one. It seems like a lot of people have been... traumatized by it. XD
I think I'll try to complete Library of Ruina once I finish Lobotomy Corporation, especially since I heard that it has a similar gameplay as Limbus Company, so I definitely look forward to trying it out~
Ah yes Iron Lotus aka the song of BURNING NUGGETS
...Nuggets?
@@Trailblazer_Ririna your very own assistants to help -kill- get books 👍
do not forget to pay them in -drugs- light.
@@Trailblazer_Ririnathats the name of your little npcs you play that arnt part of the main cast :b
I AM FIRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Project Mili releasing the best soundtracks
And doxing the guy that tried to use their email
Someone tried to use their email?!?
@@Trailblazer_Ririna yeah and they released their ip on twitter
@@Trailblazer_RirinaYeah someone registered their email for a... prawn site apparently.
Lists Pretty cute for Iron Lotus. Well not to spoil so much of the boss, but the boss likes cute things. So its a huge reference to the video itself
The boss like cute things?!? Ah, that sounds like an adorable boss.
@@Trailblazer_Ririna soo who gonna tell her ?
In case of any overt spoilers pop up, I'll say this:
Don't lament about knowing something, wonder instead how it got to that point. How and why exactly does it reach that point~?
Definitely going to do that while I play the game~ It'll be fun to figure all that out as more information reveals itself to me!
@@Trailblazer_Ririna i hope any moments of eureka that pop up when the puzzle pieces of information finally fall into place end up feeling as great as I hope they'd feel~
so... I've seen a few things in the comments and I want to write about that (plus my own thoughts as usual)
When people talk about Angela, you can almost always interchange that with "The Library" because as the director of the place she is held acountable of everything that happens there... the same principle as why if a pirate ship canonballs you, you blame the captain, not the ship itself
funny you mention Fahrenheit 451... let me direct your atention to the name of one of the achievements: Alexandria Simulator
(not a story relevant achievement, so I think is fine to tell the name :3 )
even though Salt, Pepper, Birds, and the Thought Police is first and foremost about Yoon Dong-joo's life and death, it is worth to say that true to Mili stacking meanings on their lyrics, the entire song is also a big ol' metaphor about the life in The City
This could be a bit spoilery... but I think is fine... "to kill a living book", the name of the album is something you could pay a bit more attention, once you play the game it will be obvious tho... that recontextuallizes some passages of the lyrics
there is a small story lost to the internet that takes place between Lobotomy Corporation and Library of Ruina... let's call it "the incident in District 9" as that is the only way I can tell you it IS important, without giving much. keep it in mind for the future your homework is to read it eventually, you could go ahead an check it before the Ruina stream, but honestly, I think it would be best to do it after finishing LobCorp....
why? because if you read it now, you WILL understand some things way ahead of the time you should... better to wait 'till you forget most of the things you already know... that is why I'm not even giving the true title of the short story
I'll remind you of this the day you either 100% lobcorp or give up on it (I pray for the former :3)
have fun overthinking now XD
Hmmm, interesting bit about Angela and the Library. I will mostly be withholding my opinion on her until I finish both Lobotomy and Library, but for the most part, even if people say something about her in the comments, I just... don't understand what they're saying, due to lack of knowledge. So I guess I'll have to wait. haha
The incident in District 9... Yes, please do remind me of that on the day that I 100% lobcorp! I definitely want to read it at that time~ hehe
😊
You should listen to Iron Lotus Key Ingredient version.
What's the difference between the two? :O
@@Trailblazer_Ririna The Key Ingredient version is from a separate album, which has remakes of various Mili songs, but with only vocals and piano. Sort of like piano remixes.
@@Trailblazer_Ririna The song is more like burnt out.
@@Trailblazer_Ririna The other version gives off a completely different feel. More sorrowful imo and it shows off her vocals very well.
Imo, Iron Lotus is the least interesting song in Library of Ruina, in terms of context and meaning. It just sounds good. And the only one that actually has a "heroic" feel to it.
It is? I actually quite liked the lyrics, but maybe, I'll change my mind once I play the game and encounter it in there.
Huh, how very interesting, i feel like these Songs reminded me of the Openings for Goblin Slayer and Touhou: Memories of Phantasm, to some extent.
Say, here’s an suggestion, how about Reacting to Mario & Sonic All Anime Intros by LordTRex at some point, it’s an interesting Compilation.
Ooo, Touhou! It does give a nice, similar vibe as some of their music so I can see what you mean!
I don't know if I'll be able to react to that since I have too many on my list that I need to react to. But I'll see if I can add it to my list for later.
@@Trailblazer_Ririna hm, I see, well as long as you’re interested, I can wait.
I will look forward to see when you’ve got the time.
Well, Mili did do a Goblin Slayer opening
@@dylangreen192 oh, really?
That explains a lot.
Nice
So Iron Lotus and Gone Angels are boss songs toward Angela. And yes, she's not a good person and is responsible for the bosses' misery
Ooo, so it is Angela! I'll look forward to learning more as to how she is responsible for the bosses' misery once I play the game then~ :3
that is a gross oversimplification of the situation. Textbook fanatic angela hater tactic
@@Schinak SHUT UP CLANKER
ハンマーと釘 SELF DESTRUCTIVE PURGE
Oh, Iron Lotus isn't directed at Angela... Why would it be. She only met her for a moment and certainly doesn't care about Angela.
@@Schinakıts stıll better than our lord and savıour A haters
Been a while since I heard the story so take it with a grain of salt. As I recall, _Salt, Pepper, Birds, and the Thought Police_ isn't actually about or included in Library of Ruina. It's an original song from Mili about a real Korean poet who's works are referenced across either Mili or Project Moon's other work. The song is about the true story of how he was taken from his home during a military occupation and later died in a detention camp. It was included in the Library of Ruina album as a sort of bonus track given the subject's relevance to the album. Someone correct me if that's inaccurate.
That makes me so sad to learn about the poet's life, especially since it's reflected in that song. Surprisingly or maybe not surprisingly, I actually like that song the most (and it's the one I actually listen to on repeat)!
I do believe 'Fahrenheit 451' is correct with the whole 'burning books' line, which has an even deeper meaning in the game's context. There are many literature references in the game, naturally, and you'll see notions of various works if you're familiar with them throughout the game, like 'Clockwork Orange'.
Instruments also have a significant symbolism as well, so it's quite interesting that you enjoy hearing the 'piano' in these tracks. 'Poems of a Machine' is probably my favorite from the game, it's really hard picking a favorite amongst theme.
Considering how well you've done so far with Lobotomy Corporation, you should be able to have a better handle on Library of Ruina as it's a much more story focused game as opposed to the heavily, mechanically driven challenge the first game is. It's also turn based, so there's pretty much no time pressure involved either, so I really hope you get to enjoy truly experiencing these tracks and their context while playing.
Ahhh, so it is right! Makes me look forward to when I play Library of Ruina~ And learning what the instruments symbolize too!
I'm actually quite excited for the gameplay side for this game since I heard that it's similar to Limbus Company gameplay, which I already enjoy.