Kamen Rider Gaim and two of the Rider Girls were spotted at a baseball game in Japan this past week and gave the crowd an imprompt preview of their new theme song, "Just Live More" by the Japanese reggae group Gaim no Kaze.
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Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Saturday, 15 September 2012
"Tiger & Bunny -The Beginning-" Theme Song PV Trailer Posted
At the same time with the full preview, TOYS FACTORY posted a 1 minute 51 seconds trailer video for "Linear Blue wo Kikinagara" (While listening 'Linear Blue') by UNISON SQUARE GARDEN, the theme song for the up-coming film Tiger & Bunny -The Beginning-,
onto its official YouTube channel.
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Rider Chips Return To Kamen Rider!
That’s right, Rider Chips are back with new music for a Kamen Rider
show for the first time since Kamen Rider Kabuto way back in 2006.
It’s been revealed that the Rider Chips will be making their grand
return to the franchise in the form of new music for Kamen Rider
Wizard! Along with Kamen Rider Girls, they’ll be providing music
throughout the year for the newest Kamen Rider series. Rider Chips were
known for providing various songs from Kamen Rider Faiz through Kamen
Rider Kabuto.
Monday, 23 July 2012
"Accel World" 2nd Opening Theme PV
The Warner Bros. Anime channel on YouTube has posted a short version of
promotional video for "Burst The Gravity" by ALTIMA, the second OP theme
for the TV anime Accel World. Oddly enough, the video features
the performers' aerobics dance and workout.
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
The Amazing Spider-Man 3D Japanese Theme Song PV
SPYAIR, a Japanese rock band from Nagoya, has posted a promotion
video of their latest single "0 GAME", which will be released on June 27
in Japan. The song is used as the Japanese theme song for the up-coming
superhero movie The Amazing Spider-Man 3D. The movie will hit Japanese theaters on June 30, three days earlier than the US release.
Friday, 20 April 2012
Heavy Metal Vocaloid
When last we checked artist K-Suwabe's
heavy metal-inspired Vocaloid remixes, there was Hagane Miku (a pun on
Hatsune Miku's name and the Japanese word for steel), Metalne Luca
Turilli, and Kagamine Rin.
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