Overview
愛のシュプリーム！ (Ai no Supreme!) is a song by Japanese musical unit fhána, written as the opening theme for the second season of the anime Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S (小林さんちのメイドラゴンS). Composed and arranged by Jun'ichi Satou with lyrics by Hideki Hayashi and vocals by Towana, the track was released as a single in 2021 before arriving in the rhythm game sphere.
The song made its maimai debut in DX UNiVERSE PLUS at the version's launch on March 24, 2022, under the POPS & ANIME category. maimai uses the TV-size edit, which runs approximately 1 minute and 27 seconds. The Master chart, designed by 翠楼屋 (Suirouya), is rated level 12+ with a difficulty constant of 12.6 and carries 533 notes across all five note types, Tap, Hold, Slide, Touch, and Break. Its pattern leans heavily on Slide and Touch notes woven into a dense Tap backbone, a signature approach for that charter. The Expert chart (level 8) was designed by はっぴー (Happy). Over the course of maimai version updates, the Master chart's displayed level fluctuated: it launched at 12+, was adjusted down to 12 during the FESTiVAL PLUS and BUDDiES era, and returned to 12+ starting with BUDDiES PLUS.
愛のシュプリーム！ was removed from the maimai DX PRiSM arcade edition on February 7, 2025, and is no longer playable on current Japanese cabinets. The song also appears in CHUNITHM NEW PLUS, which uses a different edit derived from the full-length version rather than the TV cut.
Videos
Charts
DX
BASIC
1(1)
65 notesDesigner: -|Tap 50Hold 5Slide 3Touch 6Break 1
ADVANCED
6(6)
195 notesDesigner: -|Tap 158Hold 20Slide 4Touch 9Break 4
EXPERT
8(8)
324 notesDesigner: はっぴー|Tap 227Hold 56Slide 8Touch 28Break 5
MASTER
12+(12.6)
533 notesDesigner: 翠楼屋|Tap 372Hold 18Slide 63Touch 45Break 35
Trivia
- 愛のシュプリーム！ was used as the opening theme for the second season of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S (小林さんちのメイドラゴンS), which aired in 2021.
- The song was composed and arranged by Jun'ichi Satou, with lyrics by Hideki Hayashi and vocals by Towana, all members of the musical unit fhána.
- The song was added to maimai DX UNiVERSE PLUS at the version's launch on March 24, 2022, and was later removed from maimai DX PRiSM on February 7, 2025.
- maimai uses the TV-size edit of the song (1:27), while CHUNITHM uses an edit based on the full-length version (2:53).
- An instrumental version of the song appears on the 愛のシュプリーム！ single alongside the main track.
- The Master chart's difficulty level has changed across maimai versions: originally 12+ in UNiVERSE PLUS through FESTiVAL, lowered to 12 during FESTiVAL PLUS and BUDDiES, then returned to 12+ from BUDDiES PLUS onward.
- In CHUNITHM, the song is credited as fhána「小林さんちのメイドラゴンS」 rather than the standard artist-only attribution.
- The Master chart (533 notes) features a notably high Touch-note count of 45 for its era, reflecting the DX-style chart design philosophy of the UNiVERSE PLUS period.
FAQ
- Who composed 愛のシュプリーム！ (Ai no Supreme!)?
- The song was composed and arranged by Jun'ichi Satou, with lyrics by Hideki Hayashi and vocals by Towana. It is performed by the Japanese musical unit fhána.
- What anime is 愛のシュプリーム！ from?
- 愛のシュプリーム！ is the opening theme for the second season of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S (小林さんちのメイドラゴンS), which aired in 2021.
- What version of maimai added 愛のシュプリーム！?
- The song was added to maimai DX UNiVERSE PLUS at launch on March 24, 2022, under the POPS & ANIME genre. It was later removed from maimai DX PRiSM on February 7, 2025.
- Who designed the Master chart for 愛のシュプリーム！ in maimai?
- The Master chart (level 12+, constant 12.6) was designed by 翠楼屋 (Suirouya). The Expert chart (level 8) was designed by はっぴー (Happy).
- What BPM is 愛のシュプリーム！?
- The song has a BPM of 135 throughout.
- Does 愛のシュプリーム！ appear in other rhythm games?
- Yes, the song also appears in CHUNITHM NEW PLUS starting July 7, 2022. CHUNITHM uses a different edit based on the full-length version, whereas maimai uses the TV-size edit.
- Is 愛のシュプリーム！ still playable in maimai?
- As of the maimai DX PRiSM edition, the song was removed from the arcade version on February 7, 2025, and is no longer available on current Japanese cabinets.
