PV Similarities to F?

Whut? Acute and Knife are both trios. By using 'albeit' you imply that Acute is not a trio.

Um, there are many similar PVs throughout the series. SPiCa, Just Be Friends, etc.

It really doesn't, and how is MMO Addicts in a "dystopian-like" environment?

Rin-chan Now is hella different.

Hachune Miku is kinda omnipresent in the series.

Not exactly like Fire Flower...

I'd more readily compare it to Cat Food rather than Nyanyanyanyanyanyanya.

In that they're... cherry blossoms?

It's set in a watery underground something.

??????

It genuinely does not. HachiHachi has a very vibrant PV, while Musunde Hiraite is more like Tokyo Teddy Bear and Ashes to Ashes in terms of visuals.

In that there's colours involved? The stages are completely different.

You're kinda massively reaching with some/all of these.

 

I'd say Decorator is pretty similar to Freely Tomorrow since not only is there the microphone walking, which like Nepgear said a ton of PV's do, but also being on a floating stage among a huge crowd of glowstick people /in space/ (well I'm assuming Freely Tomorrow is in space because of the aliens) for the first half and then the flying stage lowering to the main stage towards the ending.

b-but those are most definitely not cherry blossoms? ;A;

 

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It's similar?

 

Floating glowing spheres is a concept done by a BUNCH of other franchises to represent hearts, souls, feelings, etc. It's a common idea.

The only thing I can really find similar is the constant cutting to different scenes.

Canes are common on tons of stage performances in everyday music life

Flying is common in tons of other things too

I wouldn't necessarily call them dark, ACUTE is more of a betrayal song while Knife is more of a actiony samurai song. Dark would be with grimmy tones with gruesome subjects (if that makes sense).

That's a pretty vague statement to "get out of something" and (as a personal note) I feel like the concert Miku's in both PVs are different than the other ones. Or at least at different times than the other parts of the PVs.

Like every concert does? xD

I don't see it too much unless you count the fashion of putting 2D visuals everywhere, but Weekender's art is a lot more shapey and colorful while 2D sticks to swirls, pop-up message styles, and one-color-at-a-time themes.

Online Addict's isn't really a dystopian world, it's a game with a hi-tech world.

Thousand Year Solo came first and medieval stuff is pretty common.

These do seem a bit similar but Suki Kirai has its comic book setting while Rin-Chan Now is computer themed.

Well because it's Hachune, if she's there, why model the exact same thing again? xD

butbutbutbut... soundless voice is a loss song TT_TT (and personally, I felt a bro-sis vibe from it)

Japan. Cats. Common thing xD insert an early otaku "neko neko nyan desu" sound here

World is mine came first and Eh? Ah, sou. is a LOT more... lets see... sex sex sex like (suggestive) |D

TFL first and I actually agree a bit on this one but the visuals are probably because of it's fast tempo, why make detailed effects that'll be shown on screen for less than 2 milliseconds? xD (I crack myself up //shot)

DL first and Sweet devil uses a bit more spacey themes like floating and such where DL uses it more as a stage only.

MEGANE has more cutaways and is centered around that unlike Hello Worker which focuses on literally one camera and her movements.

Flying flowers, leaves, trash, dirt, VERY common cinematic trait.

WED is more about dancing together (with looking briefly at the lyrics) and Daybreak Arrival's PV is more cinematic with the Volcano scenes.

Catwalk envy, Dear, Kagerou Days, Sound, etc. Music has guitars a lot of the time so playing it in the PV is pretty expected.

SenbonZAKURA. SAKURA no ame. It's such a wonder why they both have Sakura trees xD

Meltdown first and I'm not entirely sure WHERE Rin is dancing in that song but it doesn't really look like a factory xD

Miku PRESSES the buttons and luka simply TOUCHES the blocks, like once maybe and then breaks physics to go through another.

I think packaged takes place on the ground because of the trees and buildings behind the stage.

Well being small is another trait with some other franchises

How so? Carcasses takes place in an outdoor hallway (that's the best i can describe it, I don't know the real term for it) and Hachi is mostly 2D with some scenes being at an outdoor uhh... thingy that isn't a hallway (i'm not really smart in japanese building terms)

Coloful X Melody came first and Melancholic has more fantasy props while Colorful has a simplistic stage.