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'''Apple''' is a song by Maria Cadenzavna Eve and Serena Cadenzavna Eve, from the first Symphogear G Bonus CD. |
'''Apple''' is a song by Maria Cadenzavna Eve and Serena Cadenzavna Eve, from the first Symphogear G Bonus CD. |
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| + | ==Keyword== |
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| + | ===XV Episode 7<ref>[https://symphogear-xv.com/keywords/key59.php Symphogear XV Keywords: Apple]</ref>=== |
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| + | A nursery song that was the only thing Maria's ancestors were able to carry with them when they were driven from their homes due to an accident at a power plant. |
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| + | For Maria and Serena, it's a song of irreplaceable memories, which, in the Frontier Incident, became a miracle when it was used to focus phonic gain. |
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| + | When the dissonance heard when the [[Vambrace of Shem-Ha]] activated and the [[Divine Power|divine power]] materialized is morphed via a linguistic evolution model taking into account time and propagation distance, a melody resembling that of Apple is able to be discerned. |
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| + | The true meaning of that information is not yet clear. |
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| + | <section end=XV Keyword 07 /> |
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| + | ==Lyrics== |
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The apple floated in the great blue sky |
The apple floated in the great blue sky |
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The apple fell down to the ground |
The apple fell down to the ground |
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| − | Ringo wa ukanda osora ni... |
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| − | Ringo wa okkochita jibeta ni... |
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| − | Hoshi ga umarete uta ga umarete |
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| − | Ruru ameru wa waratta tokoshie to |
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| − | Hoshi ga kisu shite uta ga nemutte |
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| − | Kaeru doko wa doko deshou? |
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| − | Kaeru doko wa doko deshou? |
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| − | Ringo wa okkochita jibeta ni... |
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リンゴは落っこちた 地べたに… |
リンゴは落っこちた 地べたに… |
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リンゴは浮かんだ お空に… |
リンゴは浮かんだ お空に… |
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| + | Ringo wa ukanda osora ni... |
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| + | Ringo wa okkochita jibeta ni... |
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| + | Hoshi ga umarete uta ga umarete |
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| + | Ruru ameru wa waratta tokoshie to |
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| + | Hoshi ga kisu shite uta ga nemutte |
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| + | Kaeru doko wa doko deshou? |
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| + | Kaeru doko wa doko deshou? |
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| + | Ringo wa okkochita jibeta ni... |
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Latest revision as of 05:10, 30 August 2019
| Apple | |
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| Song Information | |
| Singers | Hikasa Youko & Horie Yui |
| Composer | Agematsu Noriyasu |
| Lyrics | Agematsu Noriyasu |
| First Appearance | Symphogear G, Episode 1 |
Apple is a song by Maria Cadenzavna Eve and Serena Cadenzavna Eve, from the first Symphogear G Bonus CD.
Keyword
XV Episode 7[1]
A nursery song that was the only thing Maria's ancestors were able to carry with them when they were driven from their homes due to an accident at a power plant.
For Maria and Serena, it's a song of irreplaceable memories, which, in the Frontier Incident, became a miracle when it was used to focus phonic gain.
When the dissonance heard when the Vambrace of Shem-Ha activated and the divine power materialized is morphed via a linguistic evolution model taking into account time and propagation distance, a melody resembling that of Apple is able to be discerned.
The true meaning of that information is not yet clear.
