Kireigoto

Pairing Suisei's voice with CloverWorks animation hits harder than you'd expect from a single music video. Kireigoto is a short, self-contained piece — one song, one video, no series to commit to — but it leaves an impression that lingers well after the three-or-so minutes are up. The visuals lean into abstract, introspective territory, with Suisei animated through shifting artistic settings that mirror the emotional weight of the lyrics. It's less about telling a story and more about making you feel something specific, and CloverWorks brings their usual polish to every frame. The animation carries a dreamlike quality, blending the performer's presence with sequences that feel painterly and deeply personal. If you've watched music videos like Itsuwari no Kotowari or Yakusoku and appreciated how animation can elevate a song beyond what a standard MV does, this fits right into that space. There's also a similar emotional thread to I'll be there, where the visuals and music work together to create something quietly affecting. You don't need to know anything about Suisei or VTuber culture to appreciate it — this stands on its own as a beautifully animated piece of short-form storytelling through mood and motion. It's the kind of thing you watch once, sit with for a moment, and then immediately watch again to catch what you missed.