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== Disregarding the [[P Vs]]PVs, Dolls is the sequel to Kokoro. ==

Rin isn't literally a doll, but instead a robot. She tries to keep her promise to sing forever for Len, but she keeps wondering why she was created only to be left alone for eternity. The machine whether over time, and she ends up dying because all of the feelings she had and the sense of always being alone overwhelmed her. She is rejoined with Len and truly 'human' as she wished.

* [[Tropers/Mysterynovelist 2010|This troper]] believes that Meltdown was connected to Monochrome Ward; in the end of Monochrome Ward, Rin switches bodies with Len and is killed while still being in Len's body (or at least that's one theory about the song). Who is to say that Len, trapped in Rin's body, was blaming Rin for his misfortune and decided to later throw himself into a nuclear power plant to free himself from Rin's body?

Nope, it's not really about mutants at a circus. T.T My reasoning can be found here (http://vocaloidotaku.net/index.php?showtopic=11251{{Dead link}}). The Dark Woods series really tells about a person with split personality disorder. "Steel Cage Princess" sets up the personalities- the murderous Queen and the weak Songstress who can't escape. "Dark Woods Circus" introduces the lover into the mix. (Ignore the PV- Len's singing part implies that because of something the songstress [sung by Miku] said to him, he was miserable.) "Red Swamp Bottom" further associates the Queen with the Songstress. The Songstress sings the tune she sang in "Dark Woods Circus", yet is being punished like the murderous Queen. "Blue Ice Castle" is the climax of the series. The lover [note the Queen wears a "pledge on her hand"] tries to rescue the Songstress, but the Queen kills him. The Songstress takes control long enough to commit suicide.

It justifies both being able to die so many times and come back for more (especially Len, whose death count is in the double digits about now), and why none of them can grow any older outside of a song. (This WMG has been brought to you by [[Priffy Viole|This Troper]].)

== In ''[httphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxzmspNVUzY Alluring Secret ~～Black Black Vow~Vow～]'', Kaito made his own [[Deal with the Devil]]. ==

* Both the ending of Black vowVow and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvMCU9_Z-II Alluring Secret ~～White WhiteVow～]{{dead Vow~]link}} indicate that they'll be together again eventually. It's less [[Downer Ending]] and more [[Star-Crossed Lovers|Star Crossed Love]]

Think about it and it'll make sense. The song and [[P Vs]]PVs shows that the scientist taught the robot to sing before they both died. The current Vocaloids are advanced models of her that can handle the Kokoro program, but it often glitches up resulting in them acting crazy and yandere.

* People have suggested this before, and I'm still skeptical. But, for the sake of debate, I'll provide [http://vocaloid.wikia.com/wiki/File:1280_1024.jpg this image of all the Seven Deadly Sin characters together]{{Dead link}}. Does Gumi's outfit look familiar?