Oh I love the China and England scene. You see China wearing red with a gold cape and England wearing a white and blue uniform with a blue cape. Then when the camera gets a close up on their faces, China's eyes were a red-brown tint but he blinked and it turned to gold. The reflections of all their characters were really clever. It shows every struggles in history. Berlin Wall, Revolutionary Wall, Opium War (correct me if I'm wrong?), the time before Westernizations, Victorian era, Soviet Union, Cold War, death of nation, separation (many many separations, like China and Japan or Italies), reunion, Rise of Christianity (as seen with Prussia's reflection when he was lying down), success and downfall of a fantasized empire, and friends/enemies. I noticed Russia, Prussia, and France were given more screen time with skeletons than with anybody else and I think it's a reference to Soviet Union, Napoleon, and Prussia/Teutonic Knights. So it's interesting how there sadness with happiness and insanity with seriousness applied to all characters. There's England and China (not sure how cause I don't know everything), Veneziano and Romano (North kinda looked up to him as South looked away near the end), Prussia and Germany (for obvious reasons), America and England (another obvious reason), and Russia and America (For interesting reasons). So yeah, they all question themselves like how the song implies. One thing I don't understand is when all the characters were appearing all across the screen. (Quite loved the fact how they are arranged and positioned. And America and England got chairs.) Why is France's reflection the same while everybody else's showed a time before/after war?
@@user-kv3rr7pd8b many years late, but I think it is because the Italia brothers are what remains of the Roman Empire while China is still alive, so in the shadows Italians look like skeletons.
I really love the models used, and the effects. This is so awesome and so creative, the close ups and special effects like the skeletons and overshadowing of them is perfect. I loved the glowing of their eyes, but it’s the hip thrust that got me.
Not the lyrics of the original song, but the lyrics of this one: "The *crock* stopped ticking *fowweva* ago" "How *rong* have I been up" I don't know I can't get a grip But I can't let go There *watsnse* anything to hold onto, tho *wwhheaghh* can't I see *wwheaghh* can't I see, *hhaahhll* the colours, that you see *Prrhheaaghh* can I be *Psslrs* can I *hi* Colourful and free What the hell's going on Can someone tell me *Preez* Why I'm switching faster than the channels on TV I'm *brack* then I'm white No, something isn't right My enemy's invisible I don't know how to fight *Pastchuuno warrippi* It's *watsana* can't take *Hannah waffle kite* echo *it's the mirror* Echo
I was a little confused on the one part where England and America were dancing and when below Arthur he's bend down with his hands to his ears? And below Alfred he's looking at Arthur were you showing how Arthur felt when Alfred got his independents from the British ?
