Marine Bloomin'

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Synonyms: iMarine

Japanese: Marine Bloomin'

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Type: Music

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Mar 24, 2016

Producers: Sanyo

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Source: Game

Theme: Music

Duration: 3 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.42¹ (scored by 429 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #14720

Members: 824

Favorites: 0

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Synopsis

A music video for the song "Marine Bloomin'", a part of the iMarine project which stars Umi Monogatari's Marin.

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Reviews

Apr 20, 2020

thekittenarmy

Recommended

TL:DR
A music video that you should probably not watch, but the song is quite good.

Ok, on to the real review.

It's quite a bad music video that I have no real idea why it exists. It would be better as just a song, which it redeems itself with. Literally everything about the music video is terrible. Anime characters as big as a bridge? Ok? Random dance moves, Check.

It's just not a great thing to watch. Very cringe worthy. But the song is one of my favourites to date. All I an say that just listen to the song instead of watching the video. The video ruins ...

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Dec 31, 2018

matthigh

Not Recommended

Lessee...

Neon bridge to a nighttime skyline? Check.
Full moon in the sky? Check.
Giant jellyfish in the sky? Uhhhh....check?
Computer generated generic-looking anime character jumping around on the screen? Check.
Computer generated flat-sounding singing auto-tuned to hell and back? Check!

What can I say? It is yet another in a long (and growing) list of non-flesh-and-blood idol singers, this time featuring one of the main characters from the anime series Umi Monogatari. To me, it's just another upbeat pop song (that sounds like all the others), and a slightly stiff-moving character ...