Muteki We Are One!!

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Synonyms: Irodorimidori

Japanese: 無敵We are one!!

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Type: Music

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jun 19, 2016

Producers: Sega

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Source: Original

Theme: Music

Duration: 2 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.45¹ (scored by 838 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #11740

Members: 1,997

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Synopsis

As the Maigahara Senior High School annual festival begins, the members of Irodorimidori finally present the piece they have long been practicing. With their singing hearts more united than ever, their resolve never falters as the group performs the best they can.

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Background

Official music video for the song Muteki We Are One!! by the fictional band Irodorimidori. It is the seventh song in the franchise. The song was included with the first full Irodorimidori album titled "Tani," released on October 19, 2016.

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Reviews

Dec 31, 2018

matthigh

Not Recommended

The *seventh* in a series of music videos for the fictional band Irodorimidori (Collect them All!!!)

Usually, all of the music videos I've seen for this band follow a pretty strict formula - but this one is a little bit different. Instead of just one character, there are several characters, all in chibi-form.

But beyond that, many of the other Irodorimidori conventions remain: It's still a melange of fast-moving computer graphics resulting in a bleary mess of shapes and colors on the screen, pushing you towards a seizure. The song itself is fast-paced, short and upbeat, ...