kanariya: I wouldn't say it's wierd. But I dont understand the meaning. I think with this PV ayu was expressing raw emotion (both with this and the song) and raw emotion is very chaotic. So, I believe that it's personal only to her and thats why it's incomprehensible for anyone else. So I dont think it's wierd, but still strange. But I appreciate it for some reason. It's a work of art, almost.
clearing things up here:
Walking proud: A PV where human civilization is too dependant on technology. hence the robots. Everyone is a cyborg now, except for ayu, the only full human left. You notice everything is fake and made by technology. This is shown n the beginning where a switch is flipped and everything in the area outside is "turned on". The ayu with black hair is a robot and trying to replace the real one in the dress, (hence her singing and such) The boy's purpose is still unknown, but you know what I like to think? That he represents the rest of us. The boy is oblivious to the fact that everyone is now fake. So are we oblivious to the fact that technology is taking control of things and we dont even notice.
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i think it's rainbow. i still don't get why ayu wanna kiss herself...
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she has reunited with her past problems and overcame them. Thats what the whole PV was about, one ayu was the past, the other was present and you see present chasing the past..and at the end the present does overcome painful things in her past. hence the past ayu disappearing.
No way to say: again, not really much of a defined meaning. The man in the suit who gives her a gift is
thought to be her father, who she has never seen. Which is why she looks so shocked when he takes off his mask; and so happy that she recieves the gift from him. The Santa, we can presume, is someone very important to her. The spirit boy is unknown, but I dont think he plays much of a meaning.
PS: let me say something about the WP, NWTS, and RAINBOW analysis, that was actually discussed here. It's not official or anything, just interpreted meanings by a bunch of people in the Enquires section (well, I think the topics are gone or really old) So it's not automatically right or anything. But it's popular theories backed up by a bit of evidence.