
In this compilation of various tracks from a multitude of visual novels and eroge, running to 80 minutes, you can familiarise yourself with some of the best music the genre has to offer. There is some really rather nice music featured.
Everything from the lyrics to the source album and game are displayed for each track, albeit in Japanese; feel free to ask after anything you have trouble identifying.
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Touhou gets a rather interesting gothic themed MAD in this video, replete with sinisterly reworked character designs and music.
All very original, and well worth a look:
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This series of videos offers a variety of stylish anime OPs, but unlike the previous series, the proportion of easily recognisable classics is much lower – you’re sure to see some interesting new material I’d wager, and in fact you may have an experence similar to mine and barely have even heard of some of the titles, let alone have seen the OPs in question.
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Record of Lodoss War fans will doubtless already be familiar with the legendary opening song 奇跡の海 / Kiseki no Umi / Sea of Miracles; anyone who isn’t familiar can of course listen to it below. But all will likely be interested to hear that the song has been given a variety of interesting alternative Vocaloid versions, the best of which you can compare below:
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As with the first, he we see a compilation of more stylish and interesting anime openings:
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The Code Geass Nippon-pon-pon MADs we saw so much of previously have actually spawned an entire sub-genre of anime remix MADs, and this video, featuring Toradora’s moe icon Minorin, is the result.
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Here we see a select compilation of some of the most stylish and well executed anime opening sequences; as you might expect, the proportion of popular classics featured is high…
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In this video we have a rather interesting and tasteful compilation of the introductory anime to various eroge and similar, quite a comprehensive one at that.
Whether you’re interest is in finding a new visual novel to spend some time with, or simply to listen to some interesting music with an accompanying visuals, you are likely to find something of interest here.
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An rather imaginative Macross F MAD, this combines the classic Ranka Lee Kira musical sequence with the chaos of NicoNico Douga’s commenting system – it is in fact a compilation of the most interesting ascii art comments made over various versions of the video, compiled together to create a complete AA version.
It should become clear once you’ve seen the video:
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This is the tune “Sunny” given an Idol Master “Vacation for You” rendition. It is rather appealingly illustrated, and attractively animated.
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This looks to be one of the most stylishly realised itasha thus far seen, at least equalling the famed Hatsune Miku racer (which is now ignominiously reduced to seeking sponsorship by selling Miku goods), though still quite far behind the Macross ero-van.
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Another very nicely done Hatsune Miku MAD is brought to our attention, being an anime remake of an earlier tune, which itself was partially animated. Both of them are rather entertaining.
The title is Triple Baka:
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