The phrase provided— "shinseki no ko to wo tomadirakara" —is a phonetic transliteration of the song's chorus, specifically the line (or more standardly, "Koto no wo tomadoi wa kara" ), performed by the band Shinsei Kamattechan .

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The official music video, directed by Sora Ishikawa , features a that follows a child’s journey through a city that gradually transforms from gray to vibrant colors as friends join hands. This visual storytelling amplifies the lyrical themes and is a major driver for repeat streaming.

One fateful night, under the light of a full moon, Kaito snuck into Astra's village, intent on stealing the crystals. However, as he approached Astra's home, he was met with an unexpected sight: the young girl, surrounded by a halo of starlight, her eyes shining like the brightest stars in the night sky.

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In a world where stars were born and died with the rhythm of the universe, a young girl named Astra was considered a shinseki no ko, a child of the new star. Her birth was marked by a rare celestial event, where a brilliant star burst into existence on a clear, moonless night. The villagers believed that Astra was a harbinger of good fortune, a symbol of hope and light in a world filled with darkness.

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