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Forget what i said, this is actually so much better LOLOL

miku who totalluuuy rlly rlly loves you a ton lots and forever and isnt just a social worker doing a routine checkup on you

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MWAH!!

Deco*27 just might be my favorite vocaloid producer ever. "Monitoring" is giving obsession but make it exciting.

....OR IS IT

In my interpretation of the song, i feel like our POV is not always reliable AND LET ME EXPLAIN.

I think the lyrics and visuals are what our protagonist fears/expects. Think stranger danger. In the end and throughout the song, when not covered in colorful hallucinations/glitches we can see Miku's actual eye color- gray, so I'd say its safe to assume those marked her actual behavior and every time we saw that - she wasn't nearly as creepy. She behaves as any normal person visiting someone for the first time does- not recording the door with a face of an absolute maniac but sitting near the door, leaning on the railing waiting for an answer and (i assume) checking the time/place on her phone, looking quite worried and shy, while protagonist watches her through the peephole not answering once.

I think everything we see is just them spiraling into paranoia before opening up to her. They're not used to people being nice to them so when they made a decision to let the person they met on the internet in their very much real life, and she's already standing there waiting, they start contemplating - "what if she's not actually nice and caring but is obsessed with me and wants to use me for some selfish reasons! what if she's a creep - why else would she stay by my side when I'm weird and depressed" so their brain paints all of these actions of hers as something a creep would do.

IN ANY CASE THE SONG IS FIRE GO LISTEN

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NOTHING STOPS THE SWANTRAIN

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I lied, get your clothes back on, we're going to talk about how Daisuke is a physical representation of "captain" Jimmy's failure in being better than Curly whether he understands it or not.

What made me think of that is specifically Jimmy's words before sending Daisuke into the vents. The way his manipulation is framed not in the "fellow crew member advice" way, but in the "I'm the captain now, i know better" way. And how all of this leads to Swansea having to kill the boy, when Jimmy was running around telling everyone he can fix him. Daisuke WOULDN'T HAVE DONE IT IF NOT FOR SWANSEA'S OPINION, NOT THE "CAPTAINS". AND AFTER THE FACT, SWANSEA HIMSELF COULDN'T CARE LESS WHAT JIMMY HAS TO SAY ON THE MATTER, HE KNOWS JIMMY IS USELESS AND THEREFORE PUTS DAISUKE OUT OF HIS MISERY.

I hate this game /pos

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One of my recent BL reads was Nagabe's "Smell" and, honestly, i adore the way they explore the fetish in that work. It turned out to be so insanely lighthearted and warm in its own perverted way, lmao. Definitely worth checking out if you don't mind furries or lack of plot in nsfw pieces.