| rdfs:comment | - This Doomsday Series is a collection of chiptune or video game-like songs composed by sasakure.UK that talks about the gradual destruction of earth and humanity due to a war. The series covers the events of the previous conflicts, continues with the war itself, then with imminent cataclysm and finally the post-cataclysm period, with each event sung by a different VOCALOID representing different individuals, each one with their current circumstances, own convictions, goals, and message.
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| Description | - One of Luka's first big hits and the first published song of the series, it expresses the feelings and thoughts of someone near his/her end. Like the previous song, there isn't a plot defined and it's open to interpretation. The singer never is specified, although the PV shows the illustration of a wrecked female shaped robot with salmon-colored hair and the chest open exposing her heart, surrounded by butterflies and flowers.
The singer expresses various thoughts, such as questioning the existence of God, but if that was the case he/she wouldn't ask him "1000 rainbows in the sky" , just that his/her song can be delivered to the person that he/she loves, or that he/she wouldn't mind to disappears as long can be with that person. The song finishes with the singer repeating the chorus "LET'S SING AN ENDLESS SONG, BEFORE I REACH THE END..."; as the singer repeats the chorus, the PV begins to show jamming and the voice becomes more and more distorted, then ends as if a transmission was cut off.
- Being the second song to be released and the last one of the chronology, this song relates how an android wakes up alone in a shelter, only to discover that the world is devastated. Set at care of the pot that contains the last surviving plant, she awaits for it to sprout and to receive a message from the exterior. With neither situation taking place and knowing that her master is missing, she takes the plant and embarks in a journey to find them.
Through her journey, Miku greets every object and place that she meets in a clueless, innocent and cheerful way. Broken and deteriorated for the harsh travel, she finally arrives to where her master is just to discover that he is deceased. Stricken with sadness, Miku begins to cry, and her tears make the plant sprout. As a lifeless Miku collapses, the plant's vine rises through the sky, time and space to finally arrive to heaven, where she meets with her master again.
The PV ends showing the planet's vegetation restored while displays the phrase "The Last, LOVE SONG from our planet...", meanwhile in the Miku's shelters arrives a mysterious letter to finally show the "deceased" Miku resting next to her master's grave and the plant growing from the pot.
- Being the chronologically first song and the last one to be published, this song shows the events previous to the war. In this song, Rin represents a typical schoolgirl with no major interests than be with the person that she likes, and although she is aware of the political situation of the countries and all the rumors and prediction about the end of the world, she isn't concerned about them as she can be with her loved one.
As the conflict escalated, one day her love interest left her to go to a "far away" place, leaving Rin with her feelings unconfessed and with her heart shattered . Being too young to understand, Rin declares that she has no idea of what is the world, the conflict or the war and that she is only aware of the feeling of loss.
Rin, seeing that the conflict is raising and that the end surely is inevitable and that just one love letter was enough to detain to her beloved one, she begins to fill numerous letters with her feelings and decides to spread them through the world trying to bring some hope or find someone that could give some happiness to the devastated and sad world.
The PV ends showing some scenes that reference the previously published songs of this series in their chronological order before finally showing a silhouette of a person opening one of of Rin's messages, of which can be read "For you and your beloved".
- "Bokura no 16bit Sensou" is a random song open to the interpretations that expresses the feelings and ideas of someone involved in the war. The song expresses various typical thoughts and themes related with the war like the duty, the sacrifice, and the conflict, the benefit of a few ones or how the people forget history, thus falling in the same mistakes of the past.
Due to the small stick characters sequence in the PV, some people interpret that this is the plot behind the song, but due the abstract nature of the PV this can't be confirmed. The nature of the song itself and the abstract PV allow a wide variety of interpretations.
- An exclusive bonus track from the Vocaloid wa Shuumatsu Tori no Yume o Miru ka? album, this song is a sad "answer song" to "*Hello Planet." In this song, Miku recalls her old memories and tries to continue her journey. She says good-bye to everything that she loved and to her memories. Finally, wishing to meet with her beloved one again she says goodbye to the little sprout in the flowerpot, to her own tears and to this world.
The song ends with the same phrase from "*Hello, Planet.", 「あいたかったの"キミ"に オハヨーハヨー」 hinting that she finally meets with her beloved one in the next life.
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| abstract | - This Doomsday Series is a collection of chiptune or video game-like songs composed by sasakure.UK that talks about the gradual destruction of earth and humanity due to a war. The series covers the events of the previous conflicts, continues with the war itself, then with imminent cataclysm and finally the post-cataclysm period, with each event sung by a different VOCALOID representing different individuals, each one with their current circumstances, own convictions, goals, and message. The songs were released in inverse order, with the two final components released first and then the two previous. The final song of the series, "*Sayonara, World End.", was released apart in the album with the same name of the series.
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