Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the lyrical depth of YOASOBI's “勇者” (Yūsha), the evocative opening theme of *Frieren: Beyond Journey's End*. This song offers a unique opportunity to explore Japanese storytelling through music, revealing how complex emotions like loneliness and enduring memories can be conveyed through both upbeat sounds and melancholic undertones. By understanding the lyrics, which are based on a novel, you can gain insight into Japanese literary adaptations and the intricate relationship between music and narrative in anime. The song's blend of poignant themes and engaging melodies makes it a special piece for language learners and anime fans alike.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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御伽 /otogi/ B2 |
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旅路 /tabiji/ B1 |
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勇者 /yūsha/ B1 |
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討ち取り /uchitori/ B2 |
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錆び付い /sabi tsui/ C1 |
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軌跡 /kidō/ B2 |
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頬 /hō/ B1 |
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シンボル /shinboru/ B2 |
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平和 /heiwa/ B1 |
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目印 /mejirushi/ B2 |
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芽吹いた /mebukita/ C1 |
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命 /inochi/ B1 |
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優しく /yasashiku/ B1 |
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微笑みかける /hohoemikakeru/ C1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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終わり迎えた証
➔ Past tense of '迎える' (to迎えた) used with '終わり' (end) to express 'the end has arrived'.
➔ The phrase combines a noun '終わり' (end) with the past tense form of '迎える' (to迎える), creating a phrase meaning 'the end has arrived'.
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時の流れは無情に
➔ 'は' is a topic marker indicating that '時の流れ' (the flow of time) is the topic, and 'に' marks the adverbial phrase '悲しく' (mercilessly).
➔ The particle 'は' introduces the topic '時の流れ' (the flow of time), while 'に' functions as an adverbial particle indicating the manner of action 'mercilessly'.
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生きている
➔ 'ている' form indicates a continuous or present state of '生きる' (to live).
➔ The 'ている' form expresses that the action '生きる' (to live) is ongoing or that the current state of being alive continues.
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きっと見つけられる
➔ 'られる' is the potential form, meaning 'can find'. 'きっと' implies certainty, so together they mean 'surely can find'.
➔ The potential form 'られる' indicates ability to do the verb '見つける' (find). 'きっと' adds a sense of certainty, so the phrase means 'surely can find'.
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未来でいつか
➔ 'で' indicates the location or context ('in the future'), while 'いつか' means 'someday' or 'eventually'.
➔ 'で' sets the context or location of the action (in the future), and 'いつか' indicates an unspecified future time ('someday').
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芽吹いた命と共に
➔ 'と' is a coordinating particle meaning 'with'. '共に' (ともに) means 'together'.
➔ The particle 'と' connects '命' (life) with '共に' (together), illustrating 'life together' or 'alongside'.
Same Singer

Biri-Biri
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勇者
YOASOBI

アイドル
YOASOBI

セブンティーン
YOASOBI

海のまにまに
YOASOBI

アドベンチャー
YOASOBI

たぶん
YOASOBI, Ayase, ikura

好きだ
YOASOBI

ミスター
YOASOBI

もしも命が描けたら
YOASOBI, Ayase, ikura

ツバメ
YOASOBI,ミドリーズ

大正浪漫
YOASOBI

ラブレター
YOASOBI

三原色
YOASOBI

優しい彗星
YOASOBI

アンコール
YOASOBI

群青
YOASOBI

ハルジオン
YOASOBI

あの夢をなぞって
YOASOBI

Watch me!
YOASOBI, Ayase, ikura
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