Full Moon Laboratory

"On the night of the full moon, the experiment begins."

- ???

Full Moon Laboratory is a song released by Akuno-P on February 25, 2010. It is linked to Wordplay and the Clockwork Lullaby Series.

Plot
The singer of the song talks about performing an experiment on the night of a full moon, and attempting to create a person. She remembers that "they" told her that they cannot return, so the singer must continue with the experiment. The singer describes that she "destroys something and makes something else".

The singer recalls that she still hasn't forgotten the words that she first learned, and now it's her turn to teach a new song. On the night of a crescent moon, the experiment continues. The singer notices that her white lab coat has become redder, and continues to "destroy something and destroy again". She reveals that she is trying to create the person who created her, and will someday play that game because "I'll always be here, won't I".

Singing Roles
Kagamine Rin as ???

Wordplay
Wordplay shares with Full Moon Laboratory a similar theme of inverting the "Lu li la" lullaby, such as into “La la la lu lu lu."

Conceptualization and Origin

 * Like Abandoned on a Moonlit Night, Moonlit Bear, and Escape of Salmhofer the Witch, the story takes place on a moonlit night; the moon is often associated with madness and is the origin of the word "lunacy".

Curiousities

 * The song PV's interface is based on an electronic sound board, with the fluctuating meters and measurements remaining in sync with the song's tune.
 * Throughout the song PV, the PV image from Wordplay appears faintly in different orientations and visibility, ranging from faintly visible and upside down to nearly opaque and rightside up.
 * At one point during the song PV, the camera focuses on two charts labeled L and R, possibly referencing Rin and Len; interestingly, R is represented by the color red while L is represented by the color blue.
 * Similarly, during the first chorus, the song PV is tinted blue while, during the second chorus, it is tinted red; a similar color symbolism is used in Blood-Stained Switch.
 * The lines "Because I still haven't forgotten the words I learned first" and "It's my turn to teach a new song" are references to Wordplay and Clockwork Lullaby, respectively; the singer also sings "La la la lu lu lu" (that is sung in Wordplay) instead of the regular "Lu li la".

Gallery
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