Memorabilia

Memorabilia was originally to be a 2013 animated fantasy film that was announced in early 2010 by CEO Micheal Brannon, in his future plans to not only become a lolicon, but also attempted to claim world domination, the film during its development had no actors, but he already had a crew, that were planned to work on the film, especially a screenplay from James Cameron because he said the script was too hard to write, The film was later abandoned on April 2011 due to his death.

In July 2014, people from the Studio 4 Archives uncovered info about his planned massive lay-off of the employees after making a decision to shut down his in-house facility, which the CEO during production was called out for being a couch potato, as he planned to outsource the animation to Madhouse, also its production company.

## Plot

In a world where memories can be stored and relived through advanced technology, a young girl named Emi discovers a mysterious antique shop hidden in the heart of her bustling city. The shop, known as "Memorabilia," is said to possess artifacts that hold the memories of people long gone.

Curious and eager to uncover the truth, Emi enters the shop and is greeted by an enigmatic shopkeeper named Hiro. Hiro explains that the artifacts in Memorabilia are not just ordinary objects; they contain fragments of memories that can be experienced by anyone who touches them.

Emi, intrigued by the idea of reliving forgotten memories, decides to explore the artifacts. As she touches each object, she is transported to different moments in history, experiencing the joys, sorrows, and adventures of the people who once owned them.

However, Emi soon realizes that the artifacts are more than just vessels for memories. They also hold a dark secret. As she delves deeper into the memories, she uncovers a hidden power that threatens to consume her own existence. With each artifact she touches, Emi's own memories begin to fade, and she must race against time to find a way to save herself and the memories she cherishes.

With Hiro's guidance, Emi embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind Memorabilia and the source of its power. Along the way, she encounters other individuals who have been affected by the artifacts, each with their own unique stories and struggles.

As Emi and her newfound companions venture into the depths of Memorabilia, they must confront their own fears and confront the consequences of tampering with memories. Together, they must find a way to restore the balance between preserving the past and living in the present.

In the end, Emi discovers that memories are not just fragments of the past; they are the foundation of who we are. With this newfound understanding, she must make a difficult choice that will not only determine her own fate but also the fate of Memorabilia itself.

## Characters

* Emi.
* Hiro.

## Lyrics for the song

(Verse 1)
In the attic of my mind, there’s a box of memories,
A collection of moments, like a gentle summer breeze,
Each photograph and trinket, a story to be told,
In the depths of my heart, they’ll never grow old.

(Chorus)
Oh, Memorabilia, treasures of my past,
Reminders of a life that went by too fast,
Every piece holds a piece of who I used to be,
Oh, Memorabilia, you’re a part of me.

(Verse 2)
A ticket stub from a concert, where the music soared,
A faded love letter, where emotions were poured,
Postcards from distant lands, adventures yet untold,
In the tapestry of my life, these memories unfold.

(Chorus)
Oh, Memorabilia, treasures of my past,
Reminders of a life that went by too fast,
Every piece holds a piece of who I used to be,
Oh, Memorabilia, you’re a part of me.

(Bridge)
Through the laughter and the tears, you were always there,
A testament to the moments we were willing to share,
You’re a time capsule of emotions, frozen in time,
A reminder that life’s beauty is truly divine.

(Chorus)
Oh, Memorabilia, treasures of my past,
Reminders of a life that went by too fast,
Every piece holds a piece of who I used to be,
Oh, Memorabilia, you’re a part of me.

(Outro)
As I look through these memories, my heart starts to soar,
For in each piece of Memorabilia, I find something more,
A connection to the past, a bridge to the present,
Oh, Memorabilia, you are truly heaven-sent.