the first msa video

It depends. Some MSA stories might be based on real events or experiences, but others could be fictional or exaggerated.

Whether MSA are real stories is not straightforward. Sometimes they draw inspiration from real life, but are embellished or fictionalized to make them more engaging or to fit a certain narrative.

In many cases, it's hard to say for sure. MSA stories can blend elements of reality and imagination, making it tricky to determine their authenticity.

Well, it's hard to say for sure. Some MSA stories could be real, reflecting actual happenings or people's true accounts. But there's also a possibility that they're made up to captivate the audience and take them on a fictional journey.

MSA is typically not based on true stories. It's more about creativity and constructing fictional plots and characters to entertain the readers/viewers. However, some elements might draw inspiration from real-life situations but in a very indirect way.

Some MSA videos might be true stories, while others could be fictional or based on a combination of real and made-up elements.

I'm not sure who exactly created it. You might want to check some animation industry websites or forums for that information.

It is currently impossible to confirm whether the novel or the music came first because this question involves legal issues such as copyright and intellectual property rights. We need to understand the relevant laws and regulations before we can answer. However, according to what I know, The World was originally a novel rather than a video or music, but it was later adapted into a TV series. Therefore, it could be said that the original form of the world was a novel rather than a video or music.

The related information about the complete set of the first season's commentary videos could not be found in the search results provided.

Slender originated as a video game. It gained popularity in that form before any related story came about.