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JIN, creator of Kagepro: "OUR GOD SIDU"

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That stuff which is piling up [in Outer Science] is the ruins of what once was hundreds and thousands of iterations of the Mekakushi Dan.
Sidu (Mekakucity Vâs Interview re: Outer Science Q&A) [August 2014]
(bolding / italics / line breaks for spacing mine for emphasis):
In the last cut for âIâll sneerâ***
*** ăĺ˛çŹăăăă'choushou shiyouâ
the scenery, which looks like a pile of rubble Kuro Konoha is standing on top of was manufactured and thoroughly smashed.
That stuff which is piling up is the ruins of what once was
hundreds and thousands of iterations
of the Mekakushi Dan.
Jin also mentioned that he took a lot of Siduâs ideas into KagePro.
Trivia from Jin & Sidu (Spoon 2d1 magazine Vol. 44) [2013]
Sidu and Jin really [get] along well with each other and havenât really had any kind of conflicts before.
Jin also mentioned
that he took
A LOT OF SIDUâS IDEAS
into KagePro.
Jin-san will come to me with his ideas for the story, and Iâll usually comment with a word or two of feedback; sometimes, I might make a suggestion on how he could improve it, as well.
Sidu; Kagerou Project music videos animator; 2014 Interview
Interview(er): Whatâs working with Jin-san like?
Sidu: Jin-san will come to me with his ideas for the story, and Iâll usually comment with a word or two of feedback; sometimes,
I might make a suggestion on how he could improve it, as well.
For some reason, itâs always when weâre both half-asleep in the middle of the night when we talk about these things.
There was a time when all of Pixivâs rankings were often about âKagerou Daysâ. Moreover, everyone was good at drawing. It was a phenomenon full of people that drew the art motifs that I had created better than myself. While I thought, âAmazing~!â I also pondered over things like, âWouldnât it be better if I werenât here? Arenât I just dragging it down?â.
Sidu (interview; 2017) [official artist contributor to Kagerou Project]
in response to the question:
âââFrom this point on, I think the repercussion regarding âKageProâ began to broaden all at once due to the release of âKagerou Daysâ four months later, so how did you take it back then?â
and:
âââIt felt like the phenomenon was overtaking you.â
Sidu: Right. Everyone had all sorts of interpretations, and there were people who drew accessories and cool Hibiyas. I thought people who thought that far and made that much stuff were amazing.

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Lately, I have often heard people commenting with disdain, âthat thing is aimed at childrenâ. But I believe that everyone makes stories influenced by things they liked as children or animes they watched and mangas they read. Thatâs why I think childhood is important. Itâs okay for it to be a work that adults can also enjoy, but what meaning would it bear if children couldnât stand it? Is what I feel.
Sidu (interview; 2017) [official artist contributor for Kagerou Project] in response to the interviewerâs question:
Hahaha. By the way, Jin-san said that âKageProâ was âmeant to seriously deceive childrenâ. And that âit wasnât made to please adultsâ.
Sidu: Thatâs right. (continued in quote above)
I have often heard people commenting with disdain, âthat thing is aimed at childrenâ.
But I believe that everyone makes stories influenced by things they liked as children
Itâs okay for it to be a work that adults can also enjoy, but what meaning would it bear if children couldnât stand it? Is what I feel.
Regarding Konoha, Jin-san and I might be in different vectors. Jin-sanâs Konoha is a coward. If I had to compare, Haruka is the active one. The Konoha as I see him is completely detatched from Haruka and doesnât have any of Harukaâs courage or fears. Konohaâs actions arenât a result of him thinking; rather, he seems like a character that reciprocates what is given to him.
Sidu (interview; 2017)
Interviewer: ââI see. Indeed, after listening to this, it does feel like the movie is filled to the brim with Sidu-sanâs interpretations.
Sidu: Thatâs why it might feel different from the light novel to the viewers. ââJin-san said in his interview that it was something like an âofficial anthologyâ. Sidu: I think that definition hits close to home.
âThe Konoha as I see him is completely detached from Harukaâ
âand doesnât have any of Harukaâs courage or fearsâ
At first, we didnât talk about songs or art at all, only about games. Then Jin-san saw my Pixiv accountâs URL in my profile page and went, âSo you were an artist,â then asked, âCould you draw something for my next song?â. From that, we made âMekakushi Chordâ together.
Sidu (interview; 2017)