In Es's voice drama, it's revealed that there's an eleventh prison cell that's left unoccupied. Combining this with Es's lost memories leads me to think that there's a link between the two. If you look at the commonalities between the prisoners, each one has a song of their own, a cover of another one of Deco*27's songs, as well as a voice drama, which for some reason applies to Es but doesn't apply to Jackalope. From some of the other prisoners' voice dramas, we find out that Es gets violent with some of the other prisoners. It's quite likely that Es is the last prisoner.
@raijin80493 жыл бұрын
Yes and they also hold like a cube in the beginning with 00 written on it and there were like other cubes too from 01 to 10 so maybe Es is like the 0th prisoner or like an other theory in this comment section the one that has been killed through different dimensions
@indyana57933 жыл бұрын
@@raijin8049 bit late to the party but if you look at 0:18 you can clearly see 11 of those cubes, one for every prisoner and that with the fact that Es opens 000
@cityyliights_3 жыл бұрын
where do you find the voice dramas? and are there translations for them yet?
@Dennyspuncakes3 жыл бұрын
@@cityyliights_ there are fan translations, you just gotta do some searching online and will probably find them
gracias por hablar de las siluetas. la silueta perteneciente a Fuuta me confunde. al ser el pecado de Fuuta algo más indirecto resulta difícil de interpretar la silueta
I see a lot of comments about the last prisoner being Es, but I don't think that's all there is to it. I say they're representing a much larger group, like how the prisoners each represent wider issues-teen pregnancy and abortion, bullying, growing up in a cult, etc. So yes, Es is a prisoner, but the prisoner they're representing? It's us. The audience. The power of public opinion is a double-edged blade. On one hand, people can be really supportive. They can raise cash for charities, they can volunteer for relief after major disasters, or even help an old lady cross the street. On the other hand, people are absolute monsters. Take every single bullying situation where an entire class gangs up on a single person, a bunch of people canceling someone online, or maybe an entire city marginalizing social minorities. In this case, Milgram is harnessing the power of social opinion to judge whether the prisoners should be condemned or forgiven, but is it really our place to? Frankly, we're not the ones they killed. We're not even related to the ones they killed. But we have a say in whether or not they should be forgiven. Us, as total strangers? To put in perspective, imagine if your mother was murdered. You love her, she loves you, you have a happy and healthy relationship, and then all of a sudden, she's gone. Her murderer is put on trial. The circumstances regarding the murder are unclear enough that it's a fifty-fifty on whether the murderer is declared guilty or walks free from self defense. Somehow, the case blows up and now the whole nation knows and has their opinions on it. You listen to their comments everyday, speculating. Maybe your mother deserved to be murdered. Maybe the fault lies elsewhere. Maybe the murderer should be forgiven. Maybe the murderer isn't bad, but another victim. Whatever the case, it all boils down to this: you have a bunch of strangers butting in on something that's not their business and trying to influence the outcome of the case. Similarly, we're doing the same thing as the audience. We're breaching the privacy of the prisoners by looking into their thoughts via the mv's and we're the ones judging their crimes despite not being related to them. So again, is it really our place to judge them?
@_tamashii_3 жыл бұрын
I really like how you write this. This is an interesting perspective. I always wonder about this myself too. Before I judge someone, I always asks myself: "Am I even better?" I still make sins. Sure, not to the extent of murder like the prisoners, but that still doesn't mean I should feel righteous. That's why I like the lines sung by Es from this song. "Is it really okay to be done deciding with just your Ego?" It's true. We judge mostly from our Ego. I can't wait to see how this project will go from here. If it actually inspired from the real Milgram experiment, then it's likely we're the subjects here.
@agathaplayziez49532 жыл бұрын
THIS. milgram's whole point isn't about guilty or not, but forgive or not. they constantly talk about forgiveness and even the voting system is based on condoning.
@nanamacapagal83422 жыл бұрын
I'm not the best at making theories but here's my attempt. If there's anything you'd like to add, please let me know. Everything in this MILGRAM project represents something. 000-ES: The audience. Are we in the right to judge? 001-HARUKA: Maturity. People laugh when you're acting immature. 002-YUNO: Teenage pregnancy. Is it pro-life or anti-choice? 003-FUTA: Cancelling. At what point does justice become a criminal offense? 004-MU: Bullying. 005-SHIDOU: Hopelessness. 006-MAHIRU: Stalking. Doxxing has taken this one even further. 007-KAZUI: Neglect. 008-AMANE: Religion. 009-MIKOTO: Identity. Are you really the same person you claim to be in the eyes of others? 010-KOTOKO: Justice. And I only need four letters to tell you exactly what this has to do with the real world: ACAB. JACKALOPE: Society itself. Always watching, always silently judging. Except we're pretty much a whole bunch of these characters combined in some way or another.
@juni__2 жыл бұрын
this is such a good take on the whole milgram situation
@jujuojuojuojujuoisjoke14652 жыл бұрын
You've summed it up so well. There's a child in my life who has such strong opinions on subjects she doesn't even understand. Everything is black and white to her and it scares me whenever she talks to me about, say, how someone deserves to lose their job, their life, everything, after bullying someone. But that's the thing. What if the "bully" was never even a bully at all? We're not the "bully". We're not the "victim", either. So why do you think it is your place to judge so matter-of-factly? And it isn't just her, either. There are millions of other children, just like her, banding together to blindly play God with other peoples' business.
@ms.hobiworld11373 жыл бұрын
I'm new here and reading all these advance theories are giving me headaches for someone who just started at step 1, but all seriousness aside, this song is a bop tho and sure will the next ones
@betryl3 жыл бұрын
Same, I literally discovered all of this yesterday but I'm so invested already, can't wait to see more!
@gitteoki23853 жыл бұрын
aaa I thought I discovered this late but I'm happy there are others like me! I'm so into this my head hurts
@Desiree-93 жыл бұрын
Welcome to Milgram!
@shinycharizard973 жыл бұрын
This is my first video. Can someone tell me what this is?
@slavenugget86283 жыл бұрын
@@shinycharizard97 It's about forgiving the prisoners or not, ur the one who who will judge them.
今気づいた… 0:24 weak→弱肉共食 0:45 Bring it,→事変上等 0:50 The pain’s〜,after→アフターペイン 1:26 throw down→スローダウン 1:31 this is how to be in love→愛なんですよ 1:36 half in, half out,→half 1:41 The magic→おまじない 2:19 about Me Me I’ve→MeMe 2:24 Hallowing,→HALLOW 英訳めっちゃ凝ってる… ユノちゃんだけないの気になる。 映像でもフューチャー言ってたし、ユノはエスが「大衆の依代的存在」であることに 気づいてるから、あえて言わせてない…?
OK so I'm a psychology student and i noticed a lot of references to popular psychological theories in this series. Of course the Prison or the whole project is called "MILGRAM", a study about authority. BUT that is not what i want to focus about in my little theory here. The prison guards name or "the audience" is called ES, which is the german word for Id in the outdated but still popular structural model of personality by Freud. He argues our psychological apparatus is made up of three parts, ID (Desires, repressed memories, etc.), the EGO (the mediator between Id and super-ego and the only aspect which has a connection to the outside world) and the super-ego (morals, oftentims restricting a lot of desires of the Id). In this song we are asked "You get to know them, tie them with THEIR Ego" and later on "Is it really okay to be done with deciding with just YOUR EGO?". This stood out for me, the EGO is the part that mediates, the part that lets through some desires, represses some cause of the super-ego etc. We - so our ego - decide upon the fates/who is forgiven or not. So maybe it is also a Test for the protagonist ES to decide which cases the super-ego finds okay or which cases don't. A Test of the EGO you might say, which tests ES desires to forgive/not forgive and their super-egos alignment. Because remember, the EGO is the one mediating between the Id/EGO and the super-ego. Because we still dont really know much about the prison guard ES itself. Maybe ES is tested upon their own morals using Freuds psychoanalytic understanding of our psychological structure. But these are just my ramblings i thought about watching this video. Sorry if this might sound confusing at times, English is my second language. :)
@Arcivand3 жыл бұрын
And another thing, why do I notice this just now? Everytime a prisoner is shown there, Es says "UNDER", which would normally be something the Ego would do, the ego suppresses desires, not the ES. So its really intriguing why the so called ES here is seeing all these sins and is saying "under" (suppression). It doesn't Really fit in to the role of an ES and more of an ego. Oh im so interested into this whole project and how es relates to the characters or maybe - symbolizations of some type of sins? Archetypes of something the Es wants but is suppressed by something higher? Ah so many interesting possibilities. Maybe I'm reading too much into this but it's a really interesting project.
@juliet81312 жыл бұрын
Hi, i'm a psicology student too. Thank u, you are the only who talk about Freud's structural model of personalities and reading this i feel less alone lol, I thought i was the one who noticed that. I know i'm very late for this game but i found about it 3 days ago rip.
@nightlight2499 Жыл бұрын
This is so coolllllll
@nara9404 Жыл бұрын
Guess I'll read this two years later It did not need two years, we read about these concepts last week and now I understand your point
@ran81674 жыл бұрын
Here's a little thing about the lyrics, every time Es transition to one prisoner, after the line 'UNDER', the lyrics are as if sang by the prisoner. If you watch the cast introduction, it's similar.
@K125K4 жыл бұрын
You make a good point. I've been enlightened.
@katzwei_3 жыл бұрын
I noticed that too and,,, nice xiao prfp
@childofwelp3 жыл бұрын
@@katzwei_ now it’s ayaka
@no_name_izzy2 жыл бұрын
That's really cool
@nekoyin80402 жыл бұрын
yea and his voice changes like for mu and haruka its soft and timid and for mahiru and amane its sweet and a bit girly and for futa its a bit angry
Anyone else notice how Kazui seems to be the only one (with the exception of Yuno who's just holding a knife over Es's body, we don't see her harming them directly) who isn't touching the Es body in any sort of harmful way in the final sequence? Haruka has his hands around Es's throat, Futa is roughing Es up, Mu appears to be stabbing Es (its hard to tell?), Shidou looks as if he's physically ripping out an organ?? Mahiru is supporting Es's fallen body, however she does have her arms around their neck, symbolizing how she strangled her partner in their relationship with her overattachment. Amane is beating Es with a bat, Mikoto is beating Es from behind with a bat, and Kotoko is kicking Es (presumably to death). Kazui is on his knees, holding Es's body and seems to be in distress. Kazui seems to be the most innocent if you solely watch Undercover alone. With Undercover and Half, I still firmly hold Kazui innocent.
@Es-mv2mk3 жыл бұрын
Yuno is aborting a baby lol
@dumbmonkey13133 жыл бұрын
Hey do you know where i can find these images because they go by too fast in the video and even when paused i cant make out all the details and cant see who's who (except kazui, that one was obvious)
@valina75613 жыл бұрын
@@dumbmonkey1313 you can slow down the video in settings
@matchari27123 жыл бұрын
something intresting to add, I saw a theory on twitter about how Futa might not have been directly the murderer, but was most likely scapegoated aswell as gaslighted into being a murderer, till he believed it himself. While he was part of the group, he was not the main person who caused the death of the person. You note that they are "roughing" es up, which doesnt mean they killed them, but did cause some damage. Haruka-well we saw the entire strangling his child self thing, whatever that means(murder,probably) Yuno-Abortion, presumably with a knife.(Not murder, unless you're one of those people who believe abortion is murder, or you live in a place where abortion IS murder.) Mu-well we saw that in the video.(murder) Shidou-Organs!(murder,unless you believe the theory that it wasnt directly organs he was taking, but rather knowledge on how to save a life, or whatever else he could be taking from a terminally ill patient or person in need of surgery.) Mahiru-Overattachment stuff(cause of death, but not murder) Amane-Cult shit (murder) Kazui-If we had to guess, Kazui did something that caused his wife stress to the point that they committed suicide. It might be cheating, or he might be working in a bar, or it might just be a normal lack of communication or Misunderstanding between them. (cause of death, but not murder) Mikoto-We saw that they obviously beat the fuck out of a person with a bat in like the first 10 seconds of the MV(murder) Kotoko-Well that video hasnt come out yet, but probably vigilante justice if i had to guess, probably killed.(murder)
@imkaito45682 жыл бұрын
@@matchari2712 Is it 100% abortion for Yuno. Because I don't remember exactly what's it called, but it's a type of manslaughter where a mother after giving birth because severely depressed and murder's her baby. It has a sentence of 5 years in Canada.
@celiaveiga2244 жыл бұрын
I think Es is the personification of their sins. If you look closely around 2:50 the person being hurt/murdered is always them, and Es could not possibly be murdered by all of them. For example, one of the silhouettes (which I understand is Mu) is holding a cutter against the victim, and in Mu's PV she murders a girl the same way. This is a bit of a strech but in Psychology 'Es' is the abreviation of Estimulous, something that changes the behaviour or makes someone react in a certain way. Maybe Es is called that way because they are the reason why the others are being judged, the "turning point" that it's going to determine the rest of their lives.
@ryan-sy3dl3 жыл бұрын
I think that scene is just the prisoners committing their crimes but their victim is replaced with es. Also, might be a stretch but es is the German way to say id which might be a nod to the id ego and superego theory with how much the word ego is mentioned
@Someone-zn4dh2 жыл бұрын
I also noted that Yuno 'Es' is well...lying between her legs. Knowing her trial theme is "Abortion" and the people she killed is "Her Childrens". It's as if 'Es' become the representation of her babies
@으어어-u6e8 ай бұрын
"Es" means "id". To be a literal translation, "Es" means "it" or "the thing"
@noahi.13813 жыл бұрын
(Edited again after Kotoko 2nd Trial) Another theory, this time overarching the prisoners. As previously mentioned, the prisoners seem to come in pairs, even in release dates. Jackalope explicitly stated the numbers are important somehow. We have yet to learn why, but here’s my thoughts on that. The prisoner’s rooms are arranged in a clock formation, from 000 to 010, and a hallway at the end for the common rooms. Now divide the clock into 6 parts, 2 prisoners in each part (except 000 and the hallway) Each part represents a ‘theme’ of murder: 001-002 = *Family/Attention* (Haruka the Starved Child, Yuno the Tired Parent) 003-004 = *Manipulation* (Futa the Scapegoated Follower, Mu the Arrogant Initiator) 005-006 = *Timeless Love/Passion* (Shidou, trapped in Love Left Behind, Mahiru stuck in Love That Could've Been) 007-008 = *Promises/Commitment* (Kazui the Self-Denying Breaker, Amane the Stubbornly Committed) 009-010 = *Fight or Flight* (Mikoto the Self in Constant Flight, Kotoko the Self-Serving Fighter) As for 000 & the hallway, the theme for them is not direct murder. I think the theme is Bystander. 000 the Deciding Audience/Judge, and the common areas the Helpless Participant/Verdict. I will explain the additional descriptions in a reply. This comment will update after each trial. MAJOR EDITS over the years: - 004's label - 005/006's THEME and labels - 007/008's labels - 009/010's labels
@hanseldangretel74723 жыл бұрын
That is a frickin good obervation, wow!
@chaoscat14993 жыл бұрын
Good catch! I knew something was up with the pairings, but I couldn't figure out what until this comment. It also made me consider something odd that I had noticed, but had dismissed until now. Now, throughout the project, the prisoners have been presented in numerical order; Haruka comes first, then Yuno, then Futa, etc. This has been an invariable constant. EXCEPT for 2:08-2:15, where the scenes for each prisoner are shown in an entirely new order: Haruka, Kotoko, Yuno, Mikoto, Futa, Amane, Mu, Shidou, Kazui, Mahiru This pattern is, as far as I can tell, never repeated elsewhere, and the fact that the scenes are shown again mere seconds later in the "proper" order suggests this was not just an oversite. I had no idea what this new order could mean, but your comment did give me an idea: perhaps this new order is meant to indicate secret, hidden pairings between the cast. What those pairings mean, I'm not entirely sure, but it could be worth looking into.
@lia-bf4ps3 жыл бұрын
big brain moment
@annaalarcon83913 жыл бұрын
Woah that’s a really cool theory
@lilac48963 жыл бұрын
This makes so much sense thanks
@CasperAmpersand4 жыл бұрын
Notice how Es has all the little boxes around them. Notice how there are ELEVEN, not ten. I wonder if one is for them.
@chantolove3 жыл бұрын
At the end, we’ll vote whether Es is guilty for sentencing everyone else and causing their deaths
@Desiree-93 жыл бұрын
@@chantolove That's probably the case
@JustMe-ox9cq10 ай бұрын
Kotokos 2nd trial vid finally came out and she mentions a number 11 prisoner as inept guard, most likely referring to Es. So maybe Es is seen as a prisoner as well?
I just thought about it when reading the theory comments.. Maybe we’re the ones being tested? The Milgram experiment is something about obeying orders I guess . And we’re doing exactly what jacklope told us to do in the earlier videos. Watch the prisoners’ MVs and judge them, and most are doing as he told us to...
@ashewantsyourheart35814 жыл бұрын
it is heavily hinted that we are being the ones tested
@tvheadtrash_69364 жыл бұрын
I thought that too! I also thought that maybe the prisoners were actors like in the original experiment :OO Just a thought!
@Kei-kf5ub4 жыл бұрын
YeahOh Welp In real life, that’s the most likely answer~ But the votes aren’t asking “Guilty” or “Innocent” , in Japanese version , they’re asking if we would whether forgive them or not~ So I believe this is all to test peoples’ experience~ Most people tend to forgive the ones who went through similar to them so~ But I guess in real life they would have been given death penalty already as you said-- Edit- Typo
@moriiii45224 жыл бұрын
when you think about it, the rabbit told us to judge the prisoners without any explanation to why, or what would happen in the end. Es or any of the prisoners could get killed because of our votes for all we know yet we keep voting. The original experiment had 'a teacher', who would be the rabbit, a test subject, and an actor. If we're the ones being tested, then does that make the prisoners the actors..?
@GE-0530RN3 жыл бұрын
@@tvheadtrash_6936 the prisoners after the 3rd trial: you've been fooled! we were paid actors this whole time! es who suffered so much controlling a bunch of 'murderers':
this singer went from thomas the train to this. this is absolutely incredible
@GE-0530RN3 жыл бұрын
HOL UP WHAT
@kuri.3 жыл бұрын
@@GE-0530RN yeah she was the seiyuu of thomas the train (idk if she is still the seiyuu of him tho) !!
@GE-0530RN3 жыл бұрын
@@kuri. oh my goodness es the train es the train
@suredoeslikeexisting Жыл бұрын
es the train
@shiontatsunami Жыл бұрын
WHAAAAAAT es the train???
@amathescreaming2 жыл бұрын
You know, I've always wondered what it meant when they said "to decieve or to be decieved" for shidou's part
@Kazon_0_0_ Жыл бұрын
Shidou decieved the patients family while he was decieved by his family that he has to save his wife/whatever. Its shown in the mv that he is not sure in wanting neither: deciving the patients family and being decived by his family. (I think he said something like that in a questions that he no longer has a family since that person died, but it may have been Kazui idk) These lines are probably the aspects of the characters that Es relates to. I can explain all of that if someone wants to see it written down. Es is decived by us. Who knows what he really thinks, since he does as we say so. Without memories he can only build his morals on our opinions. Even if he developed some sense of justice along the way (probably didnt) he still has to think what we think. I dont think its good for him being here. And he decives the prisoners. If he sais that this person's sin is unforgivable/forgivable they will mostly belive it. None of the characters really disagreed yet. Fuuta mentioned that this is unfair, but from the side we voted Kotoko as innocent. He thinks agrees in that he is guilty. This answear was probably more than enough information lol. Shidou has a cover of Liar Dance, it probably has to do something with this line. I will look up the lyrics now. Edit: (only spelling corrections since i cant write)
2:08 Boy sitting on a bed in a children bedroom = Haruka Girl walking through an alley = Kotoko Girl standing idk what to write = Yuno Boy sleeping in front of a screen = Mikoto Someone taking a pic of a home = Futa Person lying on the ground = Amane Girl lying on the school floor = Muu Idk how to describe the this = Shidou Person kneeing outside = Kazui Holding hands idk = Mahiru
I JUST REALIZED kazui (the oldest) is paired with the youngest member omggg also based on how it's shown, i feel like the last two are contrasting in ways where mikoto who takes 0 responsibility for his actions and kotoko who fully admits them
@Naynin2 жыл бұрын
Yupp, we can even go further because Futa is a cyber bully and Mu got bullied
@davidhwang58382 жыл бұрын
@@Naynin Haruka was neglected by his mother, while Yuno was a neglecting mother
@ediciusreverse5584 Жыл бұрын
In that case, Haruka pleads to receive love, Yuno gets paid to give love. Futa, the bully, and Muu, the bullied. Shidou, the one who does everything to make sure his lover/family/whoever stays alive, while Mahiru (unknowingly) slowly kills her lover. I’m not sure about the other two pairs…
@starcanvas5380 Жыл бұрын
Kazui is the one that breaks promises whilst amane stays true to them
@Emannecalz11 ай бұрын
from the future. Mikoto is confirmed to have DID and is *protected* by his alter, and kotoko is *protecting* "weak people" and es.
I can forgive fuuta that mean did some shit but even I think he don’t mean it to take it far and everything. Hes a lot remorseful in the second trial cause it’s a lot going for if you listen to the 2nd voice drama and his questions and anwser. Mikoto I can forgive but not John so you can say it’s 50/50
that was actually such a banger oh my god 😭 UNDERR🗣️🗣️
@いもやき-x5m3 жыл бұрын
いつかそれぞれのパートとか、サビとかを全員に歌ってほしいな
@TheColdPatrol3 жыл бұрын
i wish Milgram was a visual novel/rhythm game i could play, have Es be the player character and play thru all the music levels so i wouldnt have to wait for them all to come out! tho id still like to see what other players voted for concerning each character ofc
@kunkaan62483 жыл бұрын
actually, the songs are in the rhythm game D4DJ!
@memomemoca3 жыл бұрын
MILGRAM songs was added in the Japanese version of D4DJ! Would recommend to play D4DJ eventhough the rate-up sucks
@se-lm6ef2 жыл бұрын
they don’t have a visual novel but a novel has been released
h mgu 違うっていうよりかは、ミコトだけ他の囚人達と比べて砂嵐のところのセリフが誰(もしくは何)に対して言っているのかが分かりにくいだけなのでは?(他にもセリフだけでは分かりにくい囚人もいますが年齢や性格でなんとなく予想はつくと思いますし...)どちらにせよこれから分かっていくだろうし、今はそれを楽しみにしときましょ!☺️
I don’t know how I just found out about MILGRAM today, but I am so happy I got Mikoto’s song in my recommended. Es’s voice is really nice! I’ll definitely keep up with it from now on.
@dibzybd97414 жыл бұрын
2:29 there’s a picture in the light. Also, does anyone find it interesting that the title is “Undercover”, meaning that at least one of the characters could just be pretending to be a criminal. If this is based on the Milgram experiment, Es or the other characters could pretend that they participating in this while in reality, they’re giving back info to whoever is in charge of this project.
To be honest, I’m very interested in the past of Es, maybe more than any other prisoners’. Why is he given the opportunity to decide whether others are guilty, they could have chosen any other people, but why a person who forgot his past. Is his past somehow related to the prisoners? Did he commit any ‘crime’? One more thing, I tried searching ‘milgram’ and found out that it’s a psychology experiment. Let us not spend time going through the details, if this project is an imitation of the experience. Then probably, the person with power and authority is Jacklope. And Es will be the person obeying authority/subject. There are 2 possible roles for other prisoners, I think. Either they are just normal prisoners waiting for the judgement from Es. Or they are prisoners controlled by jacklope to encourage Es act in a certain way. In any cases, I feel like what we (Es) choose to do will affect not only the prisoners future, but also Es’ future. Moving out of the settings, this project may be an experiment itself, where we (listeners), are the subject. As till now, there is no exact conclusion from ‘milgram experiment’. Maybe they would like to find out how many people follow the society’s moral standard (a kind of authority that we usually perceive it as truth) in deciding whether others ore guilty. I’m just trying to organise my thoughts so that I could use it as a reference when the story goes on. But feel free to point out anything that you find it unacceptable. It would be good for me to listen to more analysis to make decisions
@mustikamilenia39484 жыл бұрын
Yes, i think so. Its still a mystery why they choose Milgram as their name. Also, Jackalope didnt reveal what will they do to the Guilty ones, maybe it can be that the guilty will be punished by Es? Or something like that. Its kinda freaks me out that this total music project is a mystery. I love it though
@mustikamilenia39484 жыл бұрын
Also i think the same as you, that this music project test us as a human, ruler, jury, and civilan. I mean, we can choose whether they are guilty or not from whatever point of view right? It can be from the laws (which is different among countries), tradition, moral issue, value issue (which is different among people), from psychological (in Haruka), maybe medical (like in Umbilical), and from their future if they had judged as guilty or not guilty
@Rednodge_94 жыл бұрын
Yeah, but how are they extracting memories and converting them to songs? like i know every single one of them is a bop but HOW? seems fake to me (i'm talking about the plot of course)
@PhatNguyen-ck6hl4 жыл бұрын
is this a movie series or a novel or something cause I'm very interested in this story
@cherrywong28944 жыл бұрын
Phát Nguyễn I hope I ain’t explaining it wrongly. It’s actually a music project which the music is produced by DECO*27 and the story plot is written by Takuya Yamanaka. Songs are just part of the project, there are voice dramas as well which we could listen on Spotify I think. These provide us information related to the prisoners (those songs and dramas are actually a way for them to introduce what they have done,and clues could be found from both listening and watching the video) For us,we will be standing at Es’ point of view and our job is to decide whether the prisoners are guilty or not. By voting (using the official app of MILGRAM), we could make a change in the development of the story plot and affect the future of the prisoners. There are 3 rounds for us to vote, which means each prisoners will have 3 songs. There are actually even more details but I am afraid I would make mistake. That’s why it will be better for you to maybe check out the video in the channel that introduces the whole settings. I hope what I’ve said could give you a bit basic understanding of this whole project at least :)
@DFA32_Haruka3 жыл бұрын
Here is my theory that Es is one of the prisoners • At 2:39 we can see Es with a prisoner suit • The box that Es' holding have a number "000" • the room for prisoners have 11 rooms, 000 to 010 • while Es is sitting in these MV, there are 11 box around them. the other one is next near to them • in this music video, you can see that there no door iron bars for the prisoners, that means. Those full iron bars can be open by sliding it to the side or opening it to the top. Im not sure about this iron bars part because when I listened the Voice Drama of Es, before the prisoner's exit their rooms, there is this mechanical sound that can guess that these iron bars can be open by going it to top or sliding it by side - plus, Es mentioned that the room of 000 has no iron bars/lock that's what makes me think • And at the end of the MV, Es disappears and then Jackalope is the only one left, when the "000" box closed - probably mean that the box "000" is belong to a prisoner, and that is Es. I mean if its belong to Prison Guard, Jackalope should be disappear too I also have a theory that Es probably have connection with Mu • Because at Es' voice drama, while Jackalope introducing the prisoners to them. Es only remember Mu's name • Also before this MV ends, when Es' eyes get near, you can see Mu's reflection on
@timorysimon5862 жыл бұрын
Wait btw which vid is the one with muu and es being connected
@whatami2540 Жыл бұрын
@@timorysimon586 8 months late but i think they meant this one where muu is the last person to appear before the final scene with jackalope
I think this is the case of "bad person repents by punishing other bad people". That's why Es is undercover, they deserve to be in the same place, but because they took a deal they are now the one to punish others. SO EXCITED EEEE
In "This is the MILGRAM" and the character voice trailer it's shown that Es doesn't remember anything before being assigned his role as prison guard, and in this video Es' eyes are hidden for most of it (either by shadow/his hat in the "Under" parts, or being blank in his silhouettes with each of the prisoners). Given Es' role as the Judge, could this be representative of the common phrase of "justice is blind"?
@doesnotmean8429 Жыл бұрын
But isn't the point of milgram being to contrast it with the "justice is blind"?