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== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== TOMOSUKE === | |||
First off, we were talking about what Muramasa Qualia is. <br> | |||
But before that, we wondered what Red Litmus was. <br> | |||
Well, I'll skip that story later. | |||
Since this time we are talking about the Sengoku period, I was already thinking about the song title, "The Imperial Court shall be overthrown!" <br> | |||
Even though I came up with a lot of ideas before deciding on the song title. <br> | |||
However, we decided at the uncles' idle gossip meeting that we needed to have a legitimate and orthodox theme, so we decided to go in a rather straightforward direction with the theme of princess warlords. | |||
Speaking of princess warlords, Tomoe Gozen, Tsuruhime, and recently Kaihime have become a major topic. <br> | |||
And then there is Nadeshiko Metal. <br> | |||
Speaking of Nadeshiko, the theme of [[Rin to shite saku hana no gotoku|"Rin to shite saku hana no gotoku"]] was a little bit of a strange kabuki princess from the Genroku era. <br> | |||
The theme of the song "Kurokami midareshi shura to narite" refers to a princess of a small country in the Sengoku period. It's like a family in danger of being attacked by a big country. <br> | |||
[[Tomoko Shiono|shio]] was wondering, "What would an actual princess warlord look like." <br> | |||
I remember having a hard time choosing from the various princess generals in the character ideas! | |||
The song has a grand atmosphere of a period or historical drama, but overall, I tried to keep the "Yamato Nadeshiko" atmosphere with the same Japanese beauty and sense of speed speed as in Nadeshiko Rock. <br> | |||
Chata, the vocalist, did a great job of expressing the dignified Nadeshiko Princess atmosphere! <br> | |||
I forgot to put the metal somewhere else, though. | |||
And Muramasa Qualia, right? <br> | |||
Muramasa is a famous sword that has been plaguing the Tokugawa family for a long time, and was thus known as a demon sword. <br> | |||
Qualia is simply a feeling. It is a feeling of redness or coolness. <br> | |||
Muramasa Qualia = Muramasa-like feeling = the feeling of being troubled by a great power and passed down in legend. <br> | |||
In other words, it's a victory over the strong. It's very warlike. I got it! | |||
I just thought of it now. | |||
=== Chata === | |||
Nice to meet you, I'm Chata. <br> | |||
I'm very honored to be able to participate in this song. <br> | |||
I wrote the lyrics for this song, but I was very nervous because it was a challenge for me to write a song in a new genre, "princess with a strong core". <br> | |||
My hands are not very responsive when it comes to playing rhythm games, so I'm mainly a spectator. <br> | |||
But I think I'm going to try my best to play this song. <br> | |||
If you like it, please give it a try. <br> | |||
Thank you very much for your time. | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||