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| + | *"[[Oboro (Administrator)|Oboro]]", a song recorded by '''[[Administrator]]''', third A-side of their debut single "[[A (Administrator)|A]]". | ||
| + | *"[[Oboro (metronome)|Oboro]]", a song recorded by '''[[metronome]]''', second A-side of their 10th single "[[Oboro / Sora]]". | ||
| + | *"[[Oboro (Shibasaki Kou)|oboro]]" (泪月 -oboro-), a song recorded by '''[[Shibasaki Kou]]''', second B-side of her second single "[[Tsuki no Shizuku (RUI)|Tsuki no Shizuku]]". | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:28, 27 December 2013
In generasia, Oboro (朧; Faint) could be a reference to:
Songs
- "Oboro", a song recorded by Administrator, third A-side of their debut single "A".
- "Oboro", a song recorded by metronome, second A-side of their 10th single "Oboro / Sora".
- "oboro" (泪月 -oboro-), a song recorded by Shibasaki Kou, second B-side of her second single "Tsuki no Shizuku".
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