Let's Die Together with the Debt-Ridden, Despairing Boy! Staying Lovey-Dovey Until the End♪
1 / 2- Fully recorded on a white 3Dio binaural microphone
- ~19-minute main track, close whispering voice
- Double-suicide ending set in a deserted dump
- Part of the Anpuro x Valentine 2024 series
- Circle
- Ampro
- Voice actor
- Iesu Mamon
- Release
- 2024-02-14
- Series
- あんぷろ×バレンタイン2024
- Format
- ボイス / ASMR
- File format
- WAV
- File size
- 190.68MB
- Age rating
- 全年齢
For listeners drawn to dark, melancholic love stories and gentle whispered intimacy rather than typical sweet romance.
A despairing, debt-ridden young man and a listener who shares his wish to die spend their final moments together in a deserted garbage dump, holding each other close before choosing to end their lives as one. Recorded in an intimate whispering style, this gentle-intensity ASMR work explores devotion and hopelessness rather than explicit content. It's a quiet, melancholic portrait of codependent love at the edge of life.
"Let's just end it all, shall we?" He murmurs those words at a deserted garbage dump. "We're gonna die anyway, so there's no need to think about anything, right♪" An ASMR voice work depicting the lovey-dovey, sweet moments you share with him on the brink of death—you, who have given up all hope in this world♪
A beautiful boy with striking heterochromia. Standing at just 155cm, he is small and slender, but he is a properly grown adult—albeit unemployed. He tried to start a new religious organization to make money, but failed spectacularly and ended up saddled with a mountain of debt.
You have given up all hope in this world and constantly struggle with suicidal thoughts. Once, when you tried to end your life, you happened to meet Mamon, and you've been together with him ever since.
- Voice
- イエス・マモン
- Other
- 乙女向け
- Illustration
- wasu
- Scenario
- けふぃー
He's drowning in debt, and she was ready to die when she met him — and now they just drift through life together, taking it one day at a time. Demand letters pile up in the mailbox, the utilities have been cut off... theirs is a life teetering right on the edge. And yet, the reason they can still laugh and never fully give in to despair is, I think, because they're not alone. This situation is, without question, hopeless — there's no real prospect of things getting better. But when I think about the "what if" — what if she had died before ever meeting him — I can't help but feel that even facing death together like this, right now, is the happier outcome.
Even in such a desperate situation, the two of them being warm and affectionate together was just lovely. Even cast aside by society like this, I think they must be happy simply because they get to share the same circumstances together. I was especially struck by how they don't view death with much pessimism at all. His boyish voice was also wonderful. Thank you for such a wonderful work!!
A young man buried in debt, and a woman on the verge of giving up on everything. The two of them have been cast aside by society, living quite literally at the bottom. And yet, the reason they can still laugh together and not be swallowed by despair is simply "because they're not alone." I felt that this one phrase captured everything. The situation is, indeed, hopeless. But when you consider the "what if" — what if they'd never met — you realize that being together now, even if it means dying together, is the happier path. Even cast aside by society, having someone to share the same circumstances with makes all the difference. Seeing the two of them live without even fearing death, each one a small flame for the other, was deeply moving. His bright, boyish voice suited the atmosphere of the work perfectly, and I'm truly grateful for such a wonderful piece.
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