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Declined by RangersRus 36 days ago. Last edited by RangersRus 36 days ago. Reviewer: Inform author.
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Submission declinedon 13 June 2026by ChrysGalley (talk).
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"Parties are for Losers" Youtube vocaloid series (PAFL)

Parties Are for Losers (PAFL) –– is an English-language Vocaloid song series created by Ferry. The project began on January 22, 2019, with the release of the song "Parties Are for Losers". The series tells an interconnected story through music videos, recurring characters, and supplementary lore.

Premise

The story is set in a fictional Slavic/Eastern European town located near The Zone, a dangerous anomalous region containing strange phenomena and mutants. The government operates a facility that studies and imprisons mutants. After several mutants escape, a group of teenagers become involved in a larger conflict involving friendship, survival, and attempts to rescue those who have been captured.

Creator

Creator: Ferry

Roles: Music, lyrics, artwork, and video production for most entries in the series.

Vocaloids Used

Yuzuki Yukari

v flower

GUMI

Nekomura Iroha

KYO

Fukase

Main Characters:

Yuri 'Yura' Beletsky

Yura from Youtube vocaloid series "Parties are for Losers"

A 17-year-old high school student and one of the primary protagonists. He befriends Katya and later becomes determined to rescue her after her capture.

Katya 'KT'

Katya from Youtube vocaloid series "Parties are for Losers"

A mutant girl who escapes from the facility and befriends Yura and Sanya. Her capture becomes a major driving force of the plot.

Sanya

Sanya from Youtube vocaloid series "Parties are for Losers"

Yura's close friend whose backstory is explored in FALSE DISPOSITION.

Sergei

Sergei from Youtube vocaloid series "Parties are for Losers"

Sanya's older brother, often acting as an antagonist or opposing force.

Dmitry

Dmitriy from Youtube vocaloid series "Parties are for Losers"

A mutant who escaped the facility and plays a major role in later songs.

Anya

Anya from Youtube vocaloid series "Parties are for Losers"

Yura's younger sister who becomes involved with Dmitry.

Song List (Main Story)

1.Parties Are for Losers

2.FALSE DISPOSITION

3.Punch it, Punk!

4.KT's OFFICIAL GUIDE TO COOLNESS

5.THE MILL

6.STRIKE 3

7.Occam's Razor

8.Message Lost

9.COMFORT ZONE

10+ LIKE A DOG, Convergence, 100 Epitaphs and later entries

Themes covered in series

Troubled youth

Friendship and loyalty

Identity and self-worth

Government control and experimentation

Found family

Social alienation

Hope in difficult circumstances

Sources

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