Mirai Lyrics - Orange
Kobukuro Mirai Orange Ending Theme Lyrics
From the AnimeOrange ใชใฌใณใธ
Romaji
kono mama suki de ireru no naraomoi wa todokenu mama de ii to
musubarenu mama hodoke mo shinai
kokoro fukaku ni mi wo shiru ame
konna ni kabosoku oresou na
eda no saki nimo kimi no mirai ga
umareteru
mada minu hibi wo kiriotosanaide
ima wo waratte furikaeru kimi wo mamoritai
kokoro fukaku ni mi wo shiru ame
dakishimeru
soba ni itai kara
soba ni itai kara
[Full Version:]
boku ga yume wo wasuresou na toki kimi no
namida de omoidasu
nan no tame ni aruitekita noka nandodemo
oshietekureru
dote ni shidareta nidome no haru wo
tsurete aruita katakoi kaze
kimi to itsuka onaji eda no ue narande
saitemitai
tokidoki setsunai hitomi de warau nowa
mada miserarenai kokoro ga arunda ne
konna ni kabosoku oresou na
eda no saki nimo kimi no mirai ga
umareteru
mada minu hibi wo kiriotosanaide
ima wo waratte furikaeru kimi wo mamoritai
kimi ga kokoro oresou na toki kono kata
nimo taretekuretara
kakaeteita ooki na nimotsu mo taisetsu ni
hakobu kara
boku no ashita niwa itsudemo kimi ga ite
donna mayoi mo shizumeru kaze ni naru
kono mama suki de ireru no nara
omoi wa todokenu mama de ii to
musubarenu mama hodoke mo shinai
kokoro fukaku ni mi wo shiru ame
konna ni kabosoku oresou na
eda no saki nimo kimi no mirai ga
umareteru
mada minu hibi wo kiriotosanaide
ima wo waratte furikaeru kimi wo mamoritai
kokoro fukaku ni mi wo shiru ame
dakishimeru
soba ni itai kara
soba ni itai kara
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Orange Mirai Lyrics - Information
Title:Mirai
AnimeOrange
Type of Song:Ending
Appears in:Ending Theme
Performed by:Kobukuro
Lyrics by:Kentaro Kobuchi
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Mirai Lyrics - Orange belongs to the anime Orange, take a look at the argument:
In the depths of a quiet morning, an extraordinary letter arrives at Naho Takamiya's doorstep. To her surprise, it claims to be a missive from her future self, penned a full decade ahead. Skepticism initially tugs at Naho's rationality, dismissing the enigmatic correspondence as a mere prank. However, as the words unfold, revealing a meticulously crafted narrative of forthcoming events, doubt relinquishes its grip on her consciousness.
Intriguingly, this mysterious letter prophesies the arrival of a new student named Kakeru Naruse, precisely on that very day. To Naho's astonishment, the prophecy rings true as Kakeru enters her classroom. The undeniable synchronicity compels her to trust the veracity of the letter's contents.
Page after page, Naho's future self divulges haunting revelations of remorse and unrequited aspirations, with Kakeru at the epicenter of those poignant emotions. Weighed down with the knowledge that Kakeru's presence may vanish from her life, leaving behind a trail of perpetual regrets, Naho shoulders a profound responsibility. With destiny hanging in the balance, will she find the courage to navigate through a labyrinth of choices, orchestrating a miraculous divergence from the predetermined course?
Delve into the extraordinary narrative of "Orange," a masterful anime series intertwined with the beguiling tale of "Haru-iro Astronaut" (Spring-Colored Astronaut). Brace yourself for an immersive journey of self-discovery, heartfelt connections, and the boundless strength within us to alter the very fabric of fate.
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Following the publication of chapter 9 in Bessatsu Margaret magazine in November 2012, fans of the captivating series Orange were left eagerly anticipating the next installment. Little did they know, they would have to wait patiently for over a year before their wait was finally rewarded. In 2013, an exciting development occurred as the series switched publishers from Shueisha to Futabasha. Consequently, the first two volumes were re-published, paving the way for more thrilling chapters to come.
The momentum of Orange continued to build as the serialization moved to Monthly Action magazine in February 2014, captivating readers with its unique storytelling. The gripping narrative finally reached its climactic conclusion in the October 2015 issue, leaving fans both satisfied and yearning for more. Luckily, their appetite for further adventures in the Orange universe was appeased with the release of intermittent side stories, which were published from April 2016 through July 2017. Additionally, the series found a new home on Web Action from July 16, 2021, to April 8, 2022, extending the excitement even further.
The popularity of Orange was undeniable, with a staggering total of 1.6 million copies sold since its serialization. An impressive feat indeed, showcasing the immense appeal of this enthralling series. Notably, the fourth volume soared to the 25th spot on Oricon's weekly manga rankings chart, solidifying its place among the most sought-after titles. Furthermore, Orange garnered recognition from male readers, claiming the enviable 15th position in the esteemed 2015 Kono Manga ga Sugoi! magazine.
The impact of Orange reached beyond the realm of manga, making its mark in the world of live-action adaptations as well. An eagerly anticipated film adaptation hit the screens in Japan on December 12, 2015, captivating audiences with its visual representation of the beloved characters and compelling storylines.
The widespread popularity of Orange crossed borders, beckoning fans from various linguistic backgrounds. Seven Seas Entertainment took up the admirable task of publishing the first five volumes in English, skillfully creating two enthralling omnibus editions that captivated readers from January 26 to May 31, 2016. The series continued to enrapture fans with the release of the sixth volume on January 23, 2018, and the seventh volume on March 7, 2023, keeping the excitement alive. Additionally, Crunchyroll embraced the digital realm and published the manga for a wider international audience starting on January 24, 2014, amplifying the reach of Orange to fans worldwide. Tomodomo Ediciones and Waneko have also played vital roles in bringing the series to Spanish and Polish readers, respectively. Furthermore, Editora Jbc has delighted Brazilian Portuguese-speaking fans by providing them with translations of this remarkable tale.
Orange stands not only as a captivating manga series but also as a testament to the boundless imagination and storytelling prowess of its creators. It has captured the hearts of millions, leaving an indelible impression on anyone lucky enough to embark on its compelling journey.
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