A girl from a ruined future sends a message backward through time to save a world she'll never see alive. Two versions of the same person, separated by a thousand years, try to stop the same catastrophe from opposite directions. The entire thing is a music video, which means it trusts you to feel the weight of that premise in three minutes instead of spelling it out. This is sci-fi stripped to its skeleton: one person, one impossible choice, one last chance to matter.

In the year 3000, Earth lies in ruins, wrecked by weapons of mass destruction and the destruction of its environment. The lone survivor, an animated alter-ego of Amuro, wants to bring the once beautiful planet back to life. Through a time-slip, she tries to send a message of world peace across the centuries to the 21st century. In the present day, a girl, played by another animated version of Amuro, receives that message. The whole story is told as a single music video with an action, adventure and science fiction flavor.