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Drink-kun

Drink-kun (ドリンクくん) is a character in Aster.

## Appearance

Drink-kun is a cup with a large straw poking out from the lid and a small smiling face, with two dots for eyes. He has long arms and short legs, each ending in small purple spheres. He's filled with a pink liquid, which is revealed to be poison in the Neo Dream Traveler artbook.

## Story

In Aster, the protagonist drank poison from a Drink-kun as she shot up the Doctor, a program that prevent virus spreading. In Gen'ei AP-Empty Heart, Drink-kun serves as a guide to players in the Aster World.

## Trivia

* In Yakusoku, Drink-kun can be seen in the first frame of the scene where Nana/Lili turn around the see the whale. This is an easter egg that is unnoticeable on normal viewings.

## Gallery

Commemoration art for Aster's 2nd anniversary.[1]Commemoration art for 1,000,000 views on Aster.[2]"A painting of Aster displayed in one of the offices."[3][4]A picture Harumaki Gohan sent to an interview.[5]"Sometimes analog is good!"[6]Background of the Neo Dream Cinema Live.[7]Muffler Towel featuring Neo Dream Traveler characters.[8]Drink-kun's cameo in Yakusoku.[9]A drawing to celebrate Harumaki Gohan's 6th anniversary.[10]A drawing to celebrate 90,000 subscribers on Youtube and followers on Twitter.[11]Commemoration drawing for 100,000 followers on Twitter.[12]A drawing featuring some Neo Dream Traveler characters to celebrate Harumaki Gohan's 7th anniversary.[13]Hoodie design featuring Melty, Drink-kun, Tina, Lili, Macaron and Nana.[14]Merch featuring Melty and Drink-kun.[15]A drawing to celebrate Happy New Year 2022.[16]A drawing of all characters to celebrate Harumaki Gohan's 8th anniversary.[17]Drawing of Chef Melty and Drink-kun(s) for the cafe collaboration "Gohan Kitchen Shimokitazawa".[18][19]Loading gif of Drink-kun that appears on Neo Dream Traveler's website.[20]A drawing to celebrate Happy New Year 2023.[21]A drawing to celebrate Harumaki Gohan's 9th anniversary.[22]"The train of the night starts running."[23]Drink-kun talking to Mikage in Gen'ei AP-Empty Heart.
Dinner Bell

**Dinner Bell** (ディナーベル) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on March 28, 2023. The music video is animated by Studio Gohan

## Background

Dinner Bell is the first song Harumaki Gohan released after finishing work on Envy Phantom, his 2022 album. The hiatus between Envy Phantom and Dinner Bell lasted 6 months.
Usagi

Usagi is the Deuteragonist of Steel Wonder.

## Appearance

Usagi has white hair, pale skin and pink eyes. She wears oversized pink shirt, light pink skirt and glasses.

## Personality

Harumaki Gohan did not say anything about her personality but in the MV she seems to be positive and friendly person.

## Relationships

### M-39

She treats M-39 very friendly and kind, unlike other people. She even gives her the hairpin. Perhaps she was also curious to communicate with such a strange creature as M-39.

## Gallery

A drawing to celebrate Harumaki Gohan's 6th anniversary.[1]Drawing of M-39 and Usagi annoucing that Steel Wonder available in Joysound[2]A drawing of all characters celebrate 8th anniversary.[3]
1 Percent

* Single
* Anniversary art

1 Percent is a song by Wolpis Kater, with lyrics written by Harumaki Gohan. It was originally released on March 13, 2019. It was later rereleased on August 26, 2020 as part of the Futari No album as a self-cover and on March 13, 2023 as a Vocaloid cover to celebrate 4th anniversary of the song.

## Background

1 Percent was intended to be an ending theme of "The Morose Mononokean II".
Third Shadow

The Third Shadow is one of Mikage's phantoms and a mentioned character in Envy Phantom.

## Appearance

Their appearance is unknown but it can be assumed they look the same as the rest of Mikage's phantoms.

## Personality

Nothing is known about their personality, but it can be assumed they were unhappy with their life as a phantom due to them running away.

## Lore

The Third Shadow was the third shadow Mikage created, later on before the events of the album they somehow ran away for unknown reasons.

## Relationships

### Mikage

Nothing is known about their relationship, but it can be assumed they had a similar relationship to Mikage and her other phantoms.

## Theories

### Wavy-haired Girl

People have theorized, due to Unmei's themes of becoming one, that Wavy-haired Girl and the Third Shadow are the same person.
Navy Blue-haired Girl

Navy Blue-haired Girl is the protagonist of Cobalt Memories.

## Appearance

Navy Blue-haired Girl has blue eyes and fair skin. She wears a long brown poncho with a dress the same color as her hair underneath and brown boots. Her hair is navy blue, with long curtain bangs with hairties on the ends and a ponytail on the back of her hair.

## Personality

There is no information about her personality.

## Lore

Navy Blue-Haired Girl used to be friends (or lovers) with White Haired-Girl, and they were the last surviving members of a post-apocalyptic group, but White-Haired Girl died. In summer, she repeats a cycle of vividly remembering her time spent with White Haired-Girl, but realizing the reality of the situation when night falls.

## Relationships

### White-haired Girl

The two were definitely close, but like Nana and Lili, the nature of their relationship is left ambiguous.

## Trivia

* Harumaki Gohan used to associate himself with this character.
* Cobalt Memories is the song that Navy Blue-haired Girl left for White-haired Girl.

## Gallery

Commemoration art for 2nd anniversary (He accidentally wrote 2th).[1]Animation map of Cobalt MemoriesCommentary art for 500,000 view of Cobalt Memories.[2]Commemoration art for 1st anniversary[3]A drawing of White-haired Girl and the Navy Blue-haired girl, along with other characters.[4]Commentary art for 1 million view of Seventina and Cobalt Memories.[5]A drawing to celebrate Happy New Year 2022.[6]A drawing of all characters celebrate 8th anniversary.[7]
Photon Blue

**Photon Blue** (フォトンブルー / Fotonburū) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on October 22, 2016. It was later rereleased on November 3, 2016 as part of the Blue Ending Nova album, on December 21, 2017 as part of the Seikai ga Owaru no yo (Sou x Harumaki Gohan) album, and December 26, 2017 as an acoustic in the Sleep Sheep Sunroom album.

## Background

Photon Blue is the 4th song from Blue Ending Nova to be released as a single.

## Theories

### Blue Girl

Photon Girl looks nearly identical to Blue Girl from Melty Land Nightmare. Additionally, in the 8th producer anniversary art, Photon Girl was featured, but Blue Girl wasn't - or the other way around. This causes people to wonder if they are the same person.

## Lyrics

English translation provided by Raposarealm

## Trivia

* In a blog in Gohan no Otomo, Harumaki Gohan mentioned both Daisan no Shinzou and Photon Blue's sceneries are from the countryside in Tomoya

* In Gen'ei AP-Empty Heart, it is implied that Yakusoku and Photon Blue take place on the same railroad tracks.
Cinematic

Cinematic (シネマティック) is a song by Harumaki Gohan made for the compilation album Don 2 Music 4 (ドンツーミュージック4) on December 31, 2019.

## Background

Cinematic was made for the compilation album Don 2 Music 4.

## Theories

### Lili

While there is no translation that meets the standards of this wiki at the moment, when put into DeepL, the lyrics state many things that are very reminiscent of Lili. The song constantly talks about "becoming the main character", and in her song, Nana refers to Lili as "the main protagonist of a movie". Later, it says, "Oh, when the movie's over, I wonder if we'll be able to talk properly", which may refer to Nana. The lyrics also state that the girl will have golden hair if she becomes the main character, and Lili's hair is golden. Furthermore, the lyrics also state, "Hey Mama, dress like a princess" and "Hey Mama, let's make your eyes a little more indigo". Lili is the imperial princess of the Northern Capital, and her eyes are indigo. All of this may suggest that Cinematic is about Lili.
Translations

This is a list of translations and other resources for Harumaki Gohan's works. Please link directly to a person's main social media when adding to this list.

* Tick's translation Twitter account - Translates tweets and Instagram stories. They also have a link to a Google Drive folder in their pinned tweet where they have translated the following:
	+ Futari No Artbook (text only, includes translated lyrics to all of the songs and "The World Where we Lived")
	+ Neo Dream Traveler Artbook (text only)
	+ Gohan no Otomo blog posts
	+ All songs from Neo Dream Traveler
	+ Daisan no Shinzou
	+ All songs from Envy Phantom (except Kasumi Ga Tsuitekuru)
Moonlight Girl

Moonlight Girl is one of the main characters in Gekkou.

## Appearance

Moonlight Girl has straight, long, dark brown hair with messy bangs. Her eyes are dark blue with light yellow pupils, and have a crescent moon-shaped yellow area at the bottom, accented by a more saturated shade of blue outlining it. She wears a long white dress with a white ribbon tied into a large bow at the back of her waste, and her short sleeves fall down to expose her shoulders. Her shoes appear to be dark blue, and her skin is very pale.

## Personality

Moonlight Girl appears to be an artist, who creates her works by scraping thick sheets of glass. It's implied throughout the song that she is dissatisfied with her work. She seems to idolize and be envious of fellow artist Flower Girl, and takes much inspiration from her work to the point where it could be considered copying.

## Relationships

### Flower Girl

They are inspired by each other's work, although Moonlight Girl seems to idolize Flower Girl and put her on a high pedestal.

## Theories

### Mikage

Due to their extremely similar appearances and the references to Envy Phantom in both the MV and lyrics of Gekkou, some theorize that Moonlight Girl is an older version of Mikage. Alternatively, she may be a phantom.

## Gallery

Commemoration art for 500,000 views on Gekkou.[1]Commemoration art for 500/600,000 views on Gekkou, posted by Mana Inoue.[2]Art for Gekkou's release on Joysound and DAM.[3]
Summer Alice

**Summer Alice** (サマーアリス/Samāarisu) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on November 3, 2016 as part of the Blue Ending Nova album.

## Background

Summer Alice was originally released as part of the Blue Ending Nova album.

## Theories

### Envy Phantom

The lyric "The fireflies were never really there" may allude to Hotaru wa Inakatta. While it is highly unlikely that Envy Phantom existed at the time that Blue Ending Nova was released, Melty and the Melty Land existed since before Harumaki Gohan was a Vocaloid producer, so it is possible.

## Lyrics

English translation provided by Jamesleepwalk
Hotaru wa Inakatta

**Hotaru wa Inakatta** (蛍はいなかった / Fireflies Never Came) is a song by Harumaki Gohan released on January 9th, 2022 and the second song in Envy Phantom. The music video is animated by Studio Gohan, and it features Mikage, Spica, Yuuhi and Urara.

## Background

Hotaru wa Inakatta started production after a break in which Studio Gohan were busy working on various external projects. Harumaki Gohan first announced that he was working on the music video on November 25th, 2021, when he posted a gif of Mikage to Twitter. Earlier that month, he had made a post announcing that he and a few members of Studio Gohan had gone location scouting for reference images for their next MV.

## Story

Hotaru wa Inakatta follows Mikage and 3 of her friends going on a camping trip together.

The MV starts with the group of 4 sitting in a train. Spica, Yuuhi and Urara play cards together, but Mikage stares out the window. What follows is a montage of photos taken as they arrive at the campsite. Everyone seems to get along well and are able to have fun together, except for Mikage, who is visibly aloof and hesitant to join in on her friends' antics.

Spica excitedly shows the group a photo of fireflies in her travel guide, and tells them that she wants to go see them. Mikage doesn't react much in the moment, but she imagines trying to force herself to act more enthusiastic about it. Because of Spica's excitement, Mikage also wanted to go see the fireflies.

As the group cooks dinner together and washes up, Mikage lags behind and struggles to make a connection with anyone. Meanwhile, Spica and Yuuhi get along effortlessly. After everyone is asleep, Mikage gets up and goes to sit on a bench outside, where Spica finds her with a sad expression. Mikage is surprised when Spica sits next to her. Together, they see a firefly, so Spica grabs Mikage's hand and they follow it to an empty swingset.

As the two of them are surrounded by light let off by the fireflies, Mikage realises how much Spica means to her. Spica hugs Mikage, and Mikage thinks back to when Spica invited her on the trip, before asserting that the fireflies had been in her heart.

Eventually, it comes time for the group to go home, and while Mikage's reaction to the rest of the group doesn't change, she holds the events of the previous night close to her. When Yuuhi asks her about it, she lies, and says that there were no fireflies that night.

## Trivia

* Hotaru Wa Inakatta was originally named "Teal" and was about going to see the stars.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/harumaki\_gohan/status/1463818736511569923
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/harumaki\_gohan/status/1457299041205710851
Denpadokei no Inai Yume

**Denpadokei no Inai Yume** (電波時計の居ない夢 / A dream without a radio clock) is a song by Harumaki Gohan released on December 30, 2014. The music video is animated by Harumaki Gohan.

## Background

Denpadokei no Inai Yume is the 5th song Harumaki Gohan made. It's the longest song he made yet.

## Lyric

English translation provided by VioletLights.
Sekai ga Owaru no yo

**Sekai ga Owaru no yo** (世界が終わるのよ/ The World is Ending Soon) is a song by Harumaki Gohan and sang by Sou, original release on Dec 21, 2017 as part of the Seikai ga Owaru no yo (Sou x Harumaki Gohan) and December 13, 2018 as part of the Neo Dream Traveler album.

## Background

Sekai ga Owaru no yo was intended to be a collab song between Harumaki Gohan and Sou.

## Theories

### Mikage

The main character shown in the video having a similar appearance to Mikage, and one of the lyrics being "You really don't know anything about me", may suggest that the girl is an early version of Mikage. The long-haired girl also looks similar to Tomodachi or Urara. This theory is most likely false given the recent information found out about Blue Ending Nova.

### Blue Ending Nova

The story of this song highly resembles the plot of Blue Ending Nova, with all of the motifs and plot shown. I.E. the railroad tracks matching up with the place both girls walked home from school from, the implications of a rocky relationship between both protagoinists, the long-haired girl in the distance crying, it all fits in well.

This would imply that the short-haired girl and the long-haired girl are both Short-haired girl and Photon girl respectively.
Mr Beast

James Stephen "Jimmy" Donaldson, known professionally as MrBeast, is an American YouTuber, and notosirous pipe layer.

## Biography

Jimmy Beast was born May 7th, 1998 in Witchita, Kansas.

## Relation to Spoonkid

On October 31st in the video "smorg", Dinkbot asks several server goers the important question "Y'all think Mr Beast gets pussy? Y'all think Mr Beast gets fuckin yo?"
Studio Gohan

**Studio Gohan** is an independent animation studio founded in 2019 by Harumaki Gohan. It is made up mostly of other vocaloid producers.

There is an official Studio Gohan Twitter account, which can be accessed here.

## Overview

Studio Gohan was founded at the beginning of development on Futari No, with their first project being Saikai.

## List of Works

Here is a list of music videos that were worked on by Studio Gohan.

* Saikai
* Yakusoku
* Poka Poka no Hoshi
* Himitsu
* Suisei ni Nareta Nara
* Tanjou
* Kawari Yuku Mono
* Daisan no Shinzou
* Unmei
* Hotaru wa Inakatta
* Oshista
* Gen'ei
* Gekkou
Horse Poopers

The Horse poopers are the horses who inhabited the horse poop base in spoonkids video "i farmed poop...".

The Names of these horses (in order of acquirement) is Appaloosa 1, Bucksin, Appaloosa 2, Chestnut, Piebald.

Piebald was stolen by a clan that killed spoon while he was roaming, which caused spoon to immediately ragequit. The other horses were likely killed in a raid or were taken when the base decayed. Spoonkid eats the poop right of the horse ass.
Tita Baby

Tita is a character role-played by BBsmols

## Backstory

Tita Baby is a 101 year old Filipino woman. She immigrated from the Philippines at 90 years old because her husband from the states petitioned her over. After arriving, he takes her money and uses it to exploit her and abuse drugs, often times neglecting her. She kills him and takes his drugs to sell them herself. She used the money for plastic surgery, a gym membership to stay healthy and thrive at 101. Tita's sexuality is self-claimed as lesbian and has made many attempts in getting to know most of the women/non-female identifying people of the city in an attempt to score a date. Tita has a hidden talent for summoning a younger voice in place of her usual loud and old tone.

## Obituary

Being carried in the arms of her closest friend, Chave Dappelle, Tita was showered with love, goodbyes and twerks from many in the city. She was buried in the western section of the Los Santos Cemetery. Her last moments were in shock, her old heart had reached its climax shortly after hearing the bad news from Chave Dappelle.
Tanjou

**Tanjou** ((誕生 / Birth) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on August 26, 2020 as part of the Futari No album. Unlike other MVs in Futari No, both versions of this song have the same music video, depicting Nana and Lili at a piano.

## Background

Tanjou was initially released as part of the Futari No album. Although it is not the final song in the album, it is considered to be the final song from Nana and Lili's story (not counting Ketsuron).

A music video produced by Harumaki Gohan and Shannon was released on the evening of August 26, the same day that Futari No was released.

## Story

The video opens with Nana playing a light blue piano within a white void. The shadow of a large whale flying overhead washes over her, and Lili walks up to the piano and begins to play the piano alongside Nana. Eventually Lili pulls her own hand back, choosing to stand by Nana’s side and listen along.

## Theories

**Notice**

Due to the vague nature of Harumaki Gohan's stories, the following section contains speculation.
### Heaven

Ever since the release of Saikai, there has been a popular theory among fans that Nana and Lili die at the end of Futari No. This has never been directly confirmed by Harumaki Gohan, however, the music video and lyrics of this song have been used as evidence for the theory. Some fans believe that the white void that Nana and Lili are in represents heaven. The line "They are praying for the next world" further suggests this.

The official story in the art book shows Nana and Lili leaving the Blue Planet on the back of a whale. Like many story aspects from Harumaki Gohan's works, it is unknown if this is a literal depiction of what happened, or if it is a metaphor for their deaths.

## Trivia

* In the Futari No Ketsuron live, there was an additional verse added to the song where Nana asks Lili to talk to her in the next world.
* During the final section of the lyrics, both Harumaki Gohan (representing Nana) and Hatsune Miku (representing Lili) are faintly audible singing together. Which vocals are louder depends on the version of the song.
Homesick Halley

**Homesick Halley** (ホームシックハレー/Hoomushikku Haree) is a song by Harumaki Gohan released on October 30, 2014.

## Background

Homesick Halley was released on October 30, 2014, and it is Harumaki Gohan's 4th ever song.

## Theories

### Suisei ni Nareta Nara

Some fans theorize that the comet in this song may be the comet that Nana saw in Suisei ni Nareta Nara, and therefore, the comet was specifically Halley's comet.

## Trivia

* It was revealed in Gen'ei AP - Empty Heart that the asteroid that struck the Melty Land in Melty Land Nightmare was the same one from Homesick Halley.
Naite shimaitai no wa

**Naite shimaitai no wa** (泣いてしまいたいのは/ The reason I ended up wanting to cry) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on November 3, 2016 as part of the Blue Ending Nova album.

## Background

Naite shimaitai no wa was originally released as part of the Blue Ending Nova album.

## Lyrics

English translation provided by Jamesleepwalk
Amako

* Single
* Anniversary art

Amako (雨子) is a song by Wolpis Kater, with lyrics written by Harumaki Gohan, animated by NANJO saho. It was originally released on July 31, 2019. It was later rereleased on March 13, 2023 as a Vocaloid cover to celebrate 4th anniversary of 1 Percent.

## Background

Amako was intended to be a collaboration song between Wolpis Kater and Harumaki Gohan.

## Lyrics

English lyrics provided by Pricechecktranslations.
Flower Girl

Flower Girl is one of the main characters in Gekkou.

## Appearance

Flower Girl's appearance differs starkly from the rest of the Harumaki Gohan cast, both in that she is a 3D collage rather than a 2D drawing and has a yellow rose for a head. The rose restricts her from showing much emotion, as she cannot make any facial expressions. She wears a black button-down vest with light pinkish-orange stripes in the chest area, and the buttons are the same color. The top two buttons are undone, revealing a white collared shirt underneath. Her cardigan is pinkish-orange as well, and her pleated white skirt reaches down to just above her knees. Underneath the skirt, she wears deep red khaki pants, and her shoes appear to be tan loafers.

During the scene in the Gekkou MV where she and Moonlight Girl are laying in the grass, her colors are entirely white, and she is drawn in 2D.

## Personality

Flower Girl appears to be an artist, and her pieces are collages of various items and photos, reflecting her unique animation style in the Gekkou MV. However, unlike Moonlight Girl, she seems to make music and write stories as well, based on her lyrics in Gekkou. It's implied throughout the song that she is dissatisfied with her work in all these fields, and is experiencing burnout. She takes inspiration from Moonlight Girl's work, but does not idolize her in the way that Moonlight Girl seems to idolize Flower Girl. It's even implied that she finds her annoying, based on her lyric "The blood leaking from your heart held anger only from myself". This could possibly be because Moonlight Girl is implied to take much inspiration from her to the point where it could be considered copying.

## Relationships

### Moonlight Girl

They are inspired by each other's work, although Flower Girl is subtly implied to be annoyed by Moonlight Girl.

## Gallery

Commemoration art for 500,000 views on Gekkou.[1]Commemoration art for 500/600,000 views on Gekkou, posted by Mana Inoue.[2]Art for Gekkou's release on Joysound and DAM.[3]
Suisei ni Nareta Nara

* Vocal ver.
* Vocaloid ver.
* Acoustic Arrange ver.

**Suisei ni Nareta Nara** (彗星になれたなら / If I could become a comet) is a song by Harumaki Gohan. It was first released as a single on June 18, 2020. It was later rereleased as part of the Futari No album on August 26, 2020. The Harumaki Gohan vocal version’s MV is from the point of view of Nana, while the Vocaloid version’s MV is from the point of view of Macaron.

## Background

Suisei ni Nareta Nara was the fourth song from the Futari No album to be released as a single. The vocal version was intended to be the sequel to Himitsu, giving listeners more context to Nana and Lili's relationship, while the Vocaloid version was to be the sequel to Saikai.

## Story

The stories for the Vocal ver. MV and Vocaloid ver. MV are different. In the vocal ver., Nana visits her favorite spot and sees a comet, which reminds her of Lili. The Vocaloid version, however, takes place after Saikai, and features Macaron visiting Nana's favorite spot alone after she never came back for him and reminisces about his time with her.

## Theories

### Phantoms

There is a theory stating that all Harumaki Gohan characters have phantoms similar to Mikage's and they may appear in this song. In both MVs, Nana/Macaron is seen chasing after a bright green hallucination of Lili, only for it to dissolve - this may be a phantom of Lili similar to the phantom Spicas in GenEi AP-Empty Heart. Meanwhile, in Macaron's MV, the version of Nana he is seen with may only be a phantom of her, as this takes place after Saikai when Macaron is growing lonely without Nana and is visiting places she liked.
Lili (song)

Lili

*This page is about the song. For the character, see Lili.*

**Lili** (リリ / Riri) is a song by Harumaki Gohan released on August 26, 2020 as part of the Futari No album.

## Background

Lili takes place after Himitsu from the point of view of Lili. It is unique in the way that its music style is reminiscent of Harumaki Gohan's older works. It is notably more powerful than Nana's song.

## Story

The song is an internal monologue. There are no events that drive the overarching plot in Futari No, rather, it serves as context for Lili's emotional state and thought process after the events of Himitsu.

Lili expresses regret for not being able to say anything to Nana when they met briefly after Nana killed an adult in front of her. She was afraid of Nana coming to hate her, so instead she ran away.
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## Album Page Template

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## Story

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Ame wa Yamazu

**Ame wa Yamazu** (アメハヤマズ / The Rain Isn't Going Away) is a song by Harumaki Gohan released on April 6, 2014.

## Background

Ame wa Yamazu is Harumaki Gohan's 2nd ever song.

## Theories

### Homesick Halley

At the end of Homesick Halley's MV, the girl puts on a mask identical to the one the girl in this song's MV is wearing. This may imply that they are connected.
Nana (song)

Nana

*This page is about the song. For the character, see Nana.*

**Nana** (ナナ) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on August 26, 2020 as part of the Futari No album.

## Background

Nana takes place after Himitsu from the point of view of Nana. It is notably more upbeat than Lili's song.

## Story

The song is an internal monologue. There are no events that drive the overarching plot in Futari No, rather, it serves as context for Nana's emotional state and feelings toward Lili.

Nana recounts how her world had stopped moving after Lili moved away and became a princess. Since she was unable to say goodbye to her, she longs to see her again, and worries that she might one day forget how she looked back when they were children.

## Trivia

* Contrary to Lili's song, the lyrics of this song seem to reference Nana's feelings starting from after Lili moved away in Yakusoku.
	+ This may be a result of Lili deciding to repress her own emotions, so that they would only be unearthed after meeting Nana in person for the first time in years.
Dorothy

**Dorothy** (ドロシィ) is one of the main characters in Zero Talking.

## Appearance

Dorothy appears as a young, but comparatively slightly older woman with dirty blonde hair cut in a neck length bob. She dons a maid outfit, giving her an similar appearance to the maids seen althroughout Daireijo's palace. Her eyes are unique in comparison to other Harumaki Gohan's characters, as their irises are light yellow (notably the same color as Daireijo's hair), but also have red pupils, a distinction she shares with Daireijo. During Zero Talking, she carries a yellow and blue suitcase.

## Personality

Dorothy appears to be quite closed off. She is often seen looking away from Daireijo, refusing to talk to her. However, it's implied that this attitude is a result of timidness or anxiety, the reasoning for which is currently unknown.

## History

Dorothy used to be childhood friends with Daireijo, until she had to move to an unknown location for unknown reasons, having not spoken to her friend since. During the events of Zero Talking, she returns to visit Daireijo's palace, where she seems to be avoidant towards her for reasons untold. Towards the end of the music video, Dorothy appears to be ready to leave, before getting caught in a surprise kiss from Daireijo. Dorothy then leaves the palace, leaving behind her suitcase, which was revealed to contain flowers and a letter, both presumably meant for Daireijo.

## Relationships

### Daireijo

Daireijo appears to be Dorothy's childhood friend, however, the two have not spoken since Dorothy left Daireijo's kingdom for unknown reasons. Dorothy seems to be rather bewildered by Daireijo's antics during the events of Zero Talking's music video. Dorothy also appears to be fairly nervous around her, which may be stemmed from her implied romantic feelings towards the princess, which are explicitly shown to be reciprocated towards the ending of the video.

It is often erroneously assumed that Daireijou and Dorothy are siblings, due to Zero Talking's lyrics using the word "sister." However, the term "sister" in this context is used as a Japanese slang term referring to lesbian couples. Harumaki Gohan has yet to elaborate on the exact relation (or lack thereof) of these two characters.

### Daireijo's Maids

Dorothy shares a similar appearance to Daireijo's army of maids. Their exact relationship is unknown however.

## Gallery

Thank you art for 100k views on Zero Talking.Character design of Dorothy and Daireijo.[1]
Neo Dream Traveler

* Limited
* Regular

**Neo Dream Travel** is an album made by Harumaki Gohan released on December 26, 2018. It contains 14 songs and 1 extra cover of Seventina in 1 disc. The limited edition features an exclusive art book written by Harumaki Gohan that details the story and the making of the album.

A crossfade was uploaded to YouTube 2 weeks before the album, on December 13, 2018.

## Song list

1. Melty Land Nightmare (メルティランドナイトメア/ Merutirandonaitomea)
2. Cobalt Memories (コバルトメモリーズ/ Kobarutomemorīzu)
3. Seventina (セブンティーナ/ Sebuntīna)
4. Hachigatsu no reinī (八月のレイニー/ Rainy in August)
5. Aster (アスター/ Asutā)
6. From Voyague (フロムヴォイジャー/ Furomuvu~oijā)
7. Steel Wonder (スチールワンダー/ Suchīruwandā)
8. Kitto Yume no Naka ne (きっと夢の中ね/ Surely, We're Inside a Dream)
9. Dreaming Gate (instrumental)
10. Dreamless Dreams (ドリームレス・ドリームス/ Dorīmuresu dorīmusu)
11. Good Night Fall (グッドナイトフォール/ Guddonaitofōru)
12. Answer (アンサー/ Ansā)
13. Sekai ga Owaru no yo (世界が終わるのよ/ The World is Ending Soon)
14. Chikyū o ageru (地球をあげる/ This Earth, for You)
15. Seventina (self-cover) (セブンティーナ / Sebuntīna)

## Trivia

* The limited edition artbook claims to be written by Dango, thus everything about Harumaki Gohan is written in the third person.
Harumaki Gohan Wiki

#### Welcome to the Harumaki Gohan Wiki

This is the unofficial English-language wiki for Harumaki Gohan, a vocaloid producer who composes, writes, and animates for his music videos. This wiki aims to make information about Harumaki Gohan, his music, and his stories, more accessible to an English speaking audience.

## Who is Harumaki Gohan?

Harumaki Gohan is a musician who is best known for his vocaloid music, though recently he has been releasing self covers of his vocaloid tracks almost as often. He is well known for the unique way he tunes Hatsune Miku, giving her a cute, high-pitched singing voice unlike that of any other producers. Most of his tracks could be classified as synth pop, although he is also famous for his acoustic sounds. Some of his music, especially around the Blue Ending Nova era, could even fall under the category of rock music. Needless to say, he is a unique musician with a surprisingly large range.

In addition to his music, however, he is perhaps most famous for animating his own music videos, which he did independently up until 2019 when he founded Studio Gohan and hired animation assistants. Even after founding a studio, he is still the lead animator of every project he works on. His art style is similar to chibi art, it's simple and appealing, and his character designs are cute and memorable despite, or perhaps because of their simplicity. Along with the way he draws characters, his landscape art and ability to craft immersive and beautiful environments are what makes his music videos so popular. In recent years, he has started dedicating multiple songs (and even entire albums) to the same characters.

Harumaki Gohan's most popular works include Melty Land Nightmare, Aster, and Futari No.

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Daireijo

**Daireijo** (大令嬢), also spelled as **Daireijou**, is one of the main characters in Zero Talking.

## Appearance

Daireijo is depicted as a young, but somewhat older (in comparison to other characters) looking woman. She has light yellow hair tied into two separate braids kept at the back of her head. Daireijo wears what appears to be a white dress, with a dark blue layer on top. She also wears a blue jewel on her head, kept there by a blue headband. Her eyes are unique in comparison to other Harumaki Gohan's characters, as her irises are the same color as her hair, but also have red pupils.

## Personality

Dareijo appears to be quite emotive, she's often seen having some sort of facial expression other than neutrality. She also seems to be quite immature despite her status as royalty, as she's constantly seen childishly attempting to gain Dorothy's attention through means such as following her around, begging for her to look at her, and even dressing up in costumes. Despite this, Daireijo is not above taking charge of a situation whenever she deems it necessary, as seen towards the ending of Zero Talking's music video when she decides to turn off the lights of her palace and kiss Dorothy on her own accord.

## Story

Dairejo appears to a princess, being taken care of by a myriad of small, doll-like maids. She's also childhood friends with Dorothy, but hasn't spoken to her in an unknown amount of time.

## Relationships

### Dorothy

Dorothy appears to be Daireijo's childhood friend. However, they have not spoken to one another in an unknown, but presumably lengthy, amount of time. Dairejo appears to have an immense attachment to Dorothy, spending the events of the music video for Zero Talking desperately attempting to gain her attention. This attachment appears to extend to full-on romantic feelings towards her, as Daireijo is seen kissing Dorothy towards the end, and it is implied that Dorothy reciprocates, seen from the suitcase of flowers she leaves behind.

It is often erroneously assumed that Daireijou and Dorothy are siblings, due to Zero Talking's lyrics using the word "sister." However, the term "sister" in this context is used as a Japanese slang term referring to lesbian couples. Harumaki Gohan has yet to elaborate on the exact relation (or lack thereof) of these two characters.

### Daireijo's Maids

Daireijo's palace contains many small maids that resemble dolls. Presumably, these maids serve as Daireijo's caretakers. No specifics of this relationship are currently known.

## Trivia

* Daireijo is somewhat similar to Lili, as both of them are blonde and royalty. This is something that even Harumaki Gohan himself pointed out in a tweet.

## Gallery

Commemoration art for 100k views on Zero Talking.[1]Character design of Dorothy and Daireijo.[2]Drawing featuring Lili and Daireijo with the caption: "Two people who look alike."[3]Merch design for Zero Talking.[4]
Futari No Ketsuron

**Futari No Ketsuron** (ふたりの結論, Their Conclusion), also translated as “The Conclusion of the Two”, is a concert held by Harumaki Gohan for his album Futari No on November 15, 2020. It was held at Shianagawa Intercity Hall, Tokyo. The concert featured a live performance of the full album, intercut with animated sequences following Nana, Lili, and Macaron which were narrated by Isekai Joucho. Images and music videos were displayed through a projector during the performance.

In contrast to his previous live performances, tickets could be purchased for either online or in-person viewing, allowing for international fans to view the concert from a livestream feed. This may have been due to the spread of COVID-19 preventing large gatherings such as concerts from happening, as well as Harumaki Gohan's growing popularity outside of Japan. The first 3 songs were available to be streamed live for free on Harumaki Gohan's official YouTube channel.

The live performance of Yakusoku from the concert was uploaded onto Youtube on December 15, 2020.

## Trivia

* There was a Roomba present at the concert that staff customized to look like Macaron, which was allowed to roam freely across the stage during the performance. There was a camera dedicated to following it around that the stream would sometimes cut to.
Steel Wonder

**Steel Wonder** (スチールワンダー) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on December 26, 2018. It was later rereleased on December 13, 2018 as part of the Neo Dream Traveler album.

## Background

Steel Wonder is the eighth song from Neo Dream Traveler to be released as a single.

## Theories

### Portal 2: Blue Sky

This theory states that the song is about the Portal fanfiction Blue Sky. M-39 is Wheatley, and Usagi is Ellie. Blue Sky is about Wheatley becoming a human and adjusting to life on the surface, while also learning what it means to be human and have a heart - a theme commonly expressed in Steel Wonder. In Blue Sky, there is a scene where Ellie gives Wheatley a turtle pin for him to put on his tie, which heavily mirrors a scene in Steel Wonder's MV where Usagi gives M-39 her bunny pin for her to wear in her hair. M-39's outfit also extremely vaguely resembles Wheatley's outfit in Blue Sky.

According to this theory, Melty Land Nightmare, Daisan no Shinzou, and Unmei are also all about Portal 2.
Navy

**Navy** is a song by Yunosuke, WaMi, and Harumaki Gohan in December 9th, 2021. The music video is made by Heremia and Eita.

## Background

Navy is a collaboration song between Yunosuke, WaMi, and Harumaki Gohan.

## Lyrics

English translation provided by VioletLights.

## Translation Notes

1. ↑ A pun on this line since it can also be interpreted as “just makes me miss you”
Good Night Fall

***Good Night Fall*** (グッドナイトフォール) is a song by Harumaki Gohan and sang by Soraru. It was later released on October 29, 2017 as part of the Yumemiru Tamago no Sodatekata album and rerelease on December 13, 2018 as part of the Neo Dream Traveler album.

## Background

Good Night Fall was intended to be a collab song.
From Voyague

**From Voyague** (フロムヴォイジャー) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on December 13, 2018 as part of the Neo Dream Traveler album.

## Background

From Voyague was originally released as part of the Neo Dream Traveler album.

## Story

This song tells of a person who has a dream of the former Blue Planet, now turned red. They meet a girl, presumably Short-haired girl, who tells her of the distance between Jupiter and the Earth.

After this, the outer orbit of Jupiter is sucked up, possibly ending Short-haired girls life.

## Theories

### Red Planet

The song mentions the Blue Planet in its lyrics, and also mentions the Earth and its people turning red. This may imply the existence of a "red planet" to parallel the Blue Planet. Blue Ending Nova has proven this theory false.
Oil Rig Era

The Oil Rig Era was a period of time from the winter of 2020 to the summer of 2021, where doing excessive ammounts of Oil Rig runs was the main content of streams. Most of the time was spent travelling from and towards Oil Rig since many deaths occured. Stream predictions were frequent, and God only knows how many points were lost to the void during this time.

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Futari No (song)

* Vocal Ver.
* Vocaloid ver.

*This page is about the song. For the album, see Futari No.*

**Futari No** (ふたりの / For the Two of Us) is a song by Harumaki Gohan. It is the titular first song in the Futari No album.

## Background

The song was first revealed in the Futari No album crossfade. The song does not have a music video, but the images used to represent the song in the crossfade are different in the two versions. The Harumaki Gohan version shows a cloaked adult sitting at a table surrounded by bookshelves, meanwhile the Vocaloid version shows a person with a scribbled-out face standing in a doorway.

## Story

The song begins with the listener entering a small tower atop a hill that is full of books. There, they meet a librarian, who speaks to the listener directly and invites them inside. The listener seems to take interest in a book, which the librarian allows them to read, but first, they are asked to tell the librarian about their life.

## Theories

### Great Librarian

In "The World Where We Lived", a character known as "the librarian at the great library" tells Nana about the history of humanity. It is theorized that these two characters are the same.
Ketsuron

**Ketsuron** (Conclusion) is an instrumental track by Harumaki Gohan released on August 26, 2020 as part of the Futari No album. Although not the final track on the album, Ketsuron is the final track in the Futari No saga.

## Story

Ketsuron starts with a piano piece, which slowly becomes more distorted as bells ring out in the background. At the end, the indigo bell rings. The track is exactly the same on both Nana and Lili's disks.

Most songs in Futari No are in different key between versions, which, from the beginning, has been to symbolize the separation between Nana and Lili. The sound of the indigo bell in Ketsuron being in the same key on both disks keeps the ending vague, while also conveying the fact that the two of them ended up together in the end.

## Trivia

* In the Futari No crossfade, Nana's section plays the beginning of the track, while Lili's section plays the track further on, after the distortion starts. In the weeks leading up to the album's release, this caused fans to worry that something happened to Lili at the end.
22 Seiki no Bokura wa

22 Seiki no Bokura wa (22世紀の僕らは / We of the 22nd Century) is a song by Harumaki Gohan, sung by Sou. It was originally released in June 2015 and later rereleased on December 21, 2017 as part of Seikai ga Owaru no yo (Sou x Harumaki Gohan). It was rereleased again on August 26, 2020 as part of the Futari No album as a 2020 remaster.

## Background

22 Seiki no Bokura wa was intended to be a single, but later became a collab song on February 29, 2016.
Mikage's Phantom

Mikage's Phantom is a antagonistic character in Envy Phantom.

## Appearance

Mikage's Phantom has short light blue hair along with a pink headband. She has light blue and pink eyes and her skin is very pale, almost white. She wears a light blue sweater with dark blue accents. On top of this sweater, she wears a pink poncho that fades into transparent, is very sparkly, and has pink and dark blue accents. On the back, the poncho is much more similar to insect wings, having two long points on each side with a floating pink diamond attached to each of them. She wears light blue boots with light pink accents on the sides.

## Personality

Mikage's Phantom is very pessimistic, as well as being very protective of Mikage, wanting her to not get hurt, but her methods of doing so tend to harm her rather than help.

## Story

Mikage's Phantom is one of Mikage's phantoms and is shown most often. She desires to protect Mikage just like the other phantoms but her methods tend to hurt her because they encourage her to hide her feelings away and/or distance herself from other people. She's implied to be the one who made the phantom Spicas in Gen'ei AP-Empty Heart.

She's the third heart watching over Mikage and Tomodachi in Daisan no Shinzou.

In the manga, Yuuhi notices her and cuts her off from Mikage by tearing her arm off. Whether this is literal or metaphorical is unknown, nor is it known if this killed her.

## Relationships

### Mikage

Mikage's Phantom is protective of Mikage but her attempts at protecting her tend to hurt her more than help her.

## Theories

### Writer of Envy Phantom

In the manga, it's heavily implied she is responsible for the phantom Spicas and most of the events of Gen'ei AP-Empty Heart. While the other songs in Gen'ei AP-Empty Heart can easily just exist as songs within the Envy Phantom universe, Daisan no Shinzou, Hotaru Wa Inakatta, and Gen'ei are specifically about Mikage, so people have theorized that Mikage's Phantom wrote said songs in universe about Mikage.

People have also theorized she wrote Mikage Nikki at an earlier date and uploaded it online, explaining how it could be Spica's favorite song.

## Trivia

* Mikage's Phantom is the first proper antagonist of Harumaki Gohan's works.
* Mikage's Phantom's role in the story shows similarities to the real-life persecutor role in plural systems, with her trying to help Mikage but having questionable and misguided methods.

## Gallery

A reference sheet of Mikage's Phantom.[1]Commentary art for 100,000 views on Gen'ei.[2]A poster for the Gen'ei LV - A Tale of Shadows.[3]
Aster

* Original
* CD self cover

*This page is about the song. For the character, see Aster (character). For the location, see Aster (location).*

**Aster** (アスター) is a song by Harumaki Gohan originally released on August 6, 2018. It was later rereleased on December 13, 2018 as part of the Neo Dream Traveler album.

## Background

Aster is the 5th song in Neo Dream Traveler, and one of 8 that were released as singles before the album's conception.

## Story

**Warning**

This section contains spoilers. Proceed with caution.
Aster takes place in the Aster World, a virtual reality game that was once extremely popular. However, over time, players slowly stopped playing the game, until its only inhabitants were NPCs. **The protagonist** of the MV is a nameless NPC who was created to be a virtual child that players could adopt and raise. She was adopted by an unnamed couple who she addressed as Mama and Papa, before they eventually stopped playing the game and abandoned her.

At some point after being abandoned, the game became infested with viruses that destroyed areas and killed NPCs. A group of NPCs known as the Doctor came in to existence to fight the viruses. However, after the protagonist's best friend, who does not appear in the MV, is killed by a virus, she decides to shoot everyone affiliated with the Doctor, dooming the world to be destroyed by viruses, before committing suicide.

The MV takes place during the protagonist's final night in the Aster World. She is seen consuming a neon pink liquid, which is poison, while roaming the city for the last time. At the end of the MV, she dies from the poison.

## Trivia

* The liquid that the protagonist consumes throughout the MV was only revealed to be poison in the Neo Dream Traveler artbook, which was released 4 months after Aster.
* In the Neo Dream Traveler artbook, the protagonist is described as an NPC, although the line "It's become just the NPCs and us" implies that she does not think of herself as one.
* The lyrics that are sung during instrumental sections, 'My Lover, and Death, "PINK KISS" in my heart', are not shown in the official English subtitles on YouTube.
* The neon signs in the windows of shops reference older Harumaki Gohan songs, such as Ginga Roku (Referenced as "Galaxy Record") and an umbrella referencing Tender Rain.