ano - ピカレスクヒーロー/Picaresque Hero
onaji hoshi ni umare owari wo egaku nara ri ga hi demo basshite
同じ星に生まれ終わりを描くなら理が非でも罰して
Born under the same star, if we are to draw the end, punish me whether I am right or wrong
同じ /onaji/:
same, identical
生まれ /umare/:
to be born; stem form of 生まれる, linking to what follows
終わり /owari/:
end, conclusion
描く /egaku/:
to draw, to envision
なら /nara/:
if; given that, a conditional expression
理が
非でも /ri ga hi demo/:
whether right or wrong; by any means necessary
罰して /basshite/:
punish me; the て-form of 罰する, used here as a request or command
mou nani mo kizutsuketakunai yo
もう何も傷つけたくないよ
I don't want to hurt anything anymore
もう /mou/:
already; anymore
何も~ない /nani mo ... nai/:
not anything; used with a negative form for total negation
傷つけたくない /kizutsuketakunai/:
do not want to hurt; from 傷つける plus the negative of the desire form たい
honmei wo fuse shukumei wo kakageta boku ga kirai na boku wa toki ni kimi wo mamoru kara
本命を伏せ宿命を掲げた 僕が嫌いな僕は時に君を守るから
Hiding my true aim and holding fate aloft, even the self I hate will protect you at times
本命 /honmei/:
true objective, first choice; here, one's hidden real intention
伏せ /fuse/:
to conceal, to keep hidden; stem form of 伏せる
宿命 /shukumei/:
fate, destiny
掲げた /kakageta/:
held aloft, proclaimed; past form of 掲げる
僕 /boku/:
I, a generally masculine or boyish first-person pronoun
嫌いな /kirai na/:
disliked, hated
時に /toki ni/:
at times, occasionally
君 /kimi/:
you, an intimate or familiar form of address
守る /mamoru/:
to protect, to defend
~から /kara/:
because; at sentence end it can emphasize a reason, resolve, or assurance
yowai ko iya da ii ko de itai kedo kitai tada kowai
弱い子 嫌だ いい子でいたい けど期待 ただ こわい
I hate being a weak kid; I want to be a good kid, but expectations only frighten me
子 /ko/:
child; also a person of a certain kind
嫌だ /iya da/:
I hate it; undesirable, unwilling
いい
子 /ii ko/:
good child, well-behaved person
でいたい /de itai/:
want to remain or be; でいる plus the desire form たい
けど /kedo/:
but, though; a conversational contrast marker
期待 /kitai/:
expectation, hope
こわい /kowai/:
afraid, frightening
boku wa dare? kimi wa dare?
僕は誰?君は誰?
Who am I? Who are you?
僕 /boku/:
I, a generally masculine or boyish first-person pronoun
君 /kimi/:
you, an intimate or familiar form of address
hitorikiri de ichibanboshi wo sagashite ita
ひとりきりでイチバン星を探していた
All alone, I had been searching for the first star
ひとりきり /hitorikiri/:
all alone; きり emphasizes being the only one
イチバン
星 /ichibanboshi/:
the first star visible in the evening; normally written 一番星, with katakana for emphasis
探していた /sagashite ita/:
had been searching; 探す in the past progressive form ていた
sore ga koko datte koto tsuba wo haite mitsuketa kara
それが此処だってこと唾を吐いて見つけたから
Because after spitting in defiance, I found that the star was right here
それ /sore/:
that; here it refers back to the first star in the previous line
此処 /koko/:
here; usually written ここ
だってこと /datte koto/:
the fact that it is; a conversational contraction of だということ
吐いて /haite/:
spitting out; the て-form of 吐く, linking to the next action
見つけた /mitsuketa/:
found, discovered; past form of 見つける
~から /kara/:
because, indicating a reason
hoshi hitotsu nai sora dou ni mo dekinai kako mo aku mo kimi ga soko ni iru no nara
星一つない空 どうにもできない過去も悪も 君がそこにいるのなら
A sky without a single star, even the past and evil that cannot be undone—if you are there
星一つない /hoshi hitotsu nai/:
without even one star; a counter plus a negative emphasizes none at all
どうにもできない /dou ni mo dekinai/:
unable to do anything about, beyond one's control
悪 /aku/:
evil, wrongdoing
君 /kimi/:
you, an intimate or familiar form of address
そこにいる /soko ni iru/:
to be there; いる expresses the existence of a person or animal
のなら /no nara/:
if it is the case that; a conditional based on a given situation
boroboro no ribon ni kimi to osoroi no kizu de
ボロボロのリボンに君とお揃いの傷で
With a tattered ribbon and a scar matching yours
君 /kimi/:
you, an intimate or familiar form of address
お
揃い /osoroi/:
matching, a pair, the same kind
傷 /kizu/:
wound, scar; also emotional hurt
mukae ni iku yo pikaresuku hiiroo
迎えに行くよ ピカレスクヒーロー
I'll come to get you, picaresque hero
迎えに
行く /mukae ni iku/:
to go and meet or pick someone up; a verb stem plus に行く expresses going in order to do something
ピカレスク /pikaresuku/:
picaresque; centered on a rogue or antihero
I don't wanna kill you
I DON’T WANNA KILL YOU
I don't want to kill you
I don't wanna break you
I DON’T WANNA BREAK YOU
I don't want to break you
I'll do anything for that
I'll do anything for that
I'll do anything for that
ima omae nante ittakke!
今お前なんて言ったっけ!
What did you just say again?!
今 /ima/:
now; here, just now in context
お
前 /omae/:
you; a rough, forceful, or highly familiar form of address
なんて /nante/:
what; here it strengthens the questioning or surprised tone
言ったっけ /ittakke/:
what did someone say again; 言う in the past form plus っけ, used to recall or confirm a memory
maa warawareyou ga jibun igai shinjitenee
まぁ笑われようが自分以外信じてねぇ
Even if they laugh at me, I trust no one but myself
笑われようが /warawareyou ga/:
even if I am laughed at; passive 笑われる plus ~ようが, meaning even if or regardless
自分以外 /jibun igai/:
anyone other than oneself, except oneself
信じてねぇ /shinjitenee/:
do not trust; a rough conversational contraction of 信じていない, from 信じる
yaru shika nai yarenai nara koko ni wa tatte inai daro
やるしかないやれないならここには立っていないだろ
There's no choice but to do it; if I couldn't, I wouldn't be standing here
やるしかない /yaru shika nai/:
have no choice but to do it; しか~ない means nothing but or only
やれないなら /yarenai nara/:
if one cannot do it; やれない is the negative potential form of やる
立っていない /tatte inai/:
not standing; negative of 立っている, from 立つ
だろ /daro/:
conversational form of だろう, expressing conjecture, assertion, or confirmation
kaku ga chigau kakugo chigau datte ubawarete kita kara
格が違う覚悟違うだって奪われてきたから
My caliber is different, my resolve is different—because things have always been taken from me
格が
違う /kaku ga chigau/:
to be in a different class or league
覚悟 /kakugo/:
resolve, readiness to face the consequences
違う /chigau/:
to differ, to be different
だって /datte/:
because, after all; conversationally introduces a reason
奪われてきた /ubawarete kita/:
have had things taken away over time; passive of 奪う plus てきた, indicating continuation from the past to now
~から /kara/:
because, indicating a reason
ano toki subete sutetanda nani mo iranai kimi igai wa
あの時 全て捨てたんだ 何もいらない 君以外は
Back then I threw everything away; I need nothing except you
あの
時 /ano toki/:
then, at that time
全て /subete/:
everything, all
捨てたんだ /sutetanda/:
threw away, gave up; past form of 捨てる plus explanatory or emphatic んだ
何もいらない /nani mo iranai/:
need nothing; 何も with a negative form expresses total negation
君以外 /kimi igai/:
other than you; with the preceding negative, it implies that you alone are needed
onaji hoshi ni umare owari wo egaku nara ri ga hi demo basshite
同じ星に生まれ終わりを描くなら理が非でも罰して
Born under the same star, if we are to draw the end, punish me whether I am right or wrong
同じ /onaji/:
same, identical
生まれ /umare/:
to be born; stem form of 生まれる, linking to what follows
終わり /owari/:
end, conclusion
描く /egaku/:
to draw, to envision
なら /nara/:
if; given that, a conditional expression
理が
非でも /ri ga hi demo/:
whether right or wrong; by any means necessary
罰して /basshite/:
punish me; the て-form of 罰する, used here as a request or command
ochi hitotsu nai hanashi dou demo ii koto mo ima wa shiyou kimi ga soko ni iru no nara
オチ一つない話 どうでもいいことも今はしよう 君がそこにいるのなら
A story without even a conclusion—let's do trivial things now too, if you are there
オチ /ochi/:
a story's ending, payoff, or punchline; derived from 落ち
一つない /hitotsu nai/:
not even one; a counter plus a negative indicates none at all
話 /hanashi/:
talk, story
どうでもいい /dou demo ii/:
unimportant, it does not matter either way
こと /koto/:
thing, matter; also nominalizes the preceding expression
今 /ima/:
now, the present moment
しよう /shiyou/:
let's do; volitional form of する, used for a suggestion or intention
君 /kimi/:
you, an intimate or familiar form of address
そこにいる /soko ni iru/:
to be there; いる expresses the existence of a person or animal
のなら /no nara/:
if it is the case that; a conditional based on a given situation
boroboro no ribon ni kimi to osoroi no kizu de
ボロボロのリボンに君とお揃いの傷で
With a tattered ribbon and a scar matching yours
君 /kimi/:
you, an intimate or familiar form of address
お
揃い /osoroi/:
matching, a pair, the same kind
傷 /kizu/:
wound, scar; also emotional hurt
ai ni kitanda pikaresuku hiiroo
会いにきたんだ ピカレスクヒーロー
I came to see you, picaresque hero
会いにきたんだ /ai ni kitanda/:
came to see you; a verb stem plus にくる expresses coming in order to do something, and んだ adds explanation or emphasis
ピカレスク /pikaresuku/:
picaresque; centered on a rogue or antihero
mukae ni iku yo pikaresuku hiiroo
迎えに行くよ ピカレスクヒーロー
I'll come to get you, picaresque hero
迎えに
行く /mukae ni iku/:
to go and meet or pick someone up; a verb stem plus に行く expresses going in order to do something
ピカレスク /pikaresuku/:
picaresque; centered on a rogue or antihero