Who composed Daidaidaidaidaikirai (ダイダイダイダイダイキライ)?

The song was composed by 雨良 Amala, a Japanese artist active in the vocal synth music scene.

Which version of maimai DX added Daidaidaidaidaikirai?

The song was added in the CiRCLE PLUS update, released on March 19, 2026.

What vocaloids are featured in Daidaidaidaidaikirai?

The official video features Hatsune Miku (VOCALOID) and Kasane Teto (originally UTAU, later Synthesizer V) in a VS-format duet.

What does the title Daidaidaidaidaikirai mean?

It is a playful intensification of 大嫌い (daikirai, "I hate it" / "detest"), with the prefix "dai" repeated five times for extreme emphasis.

Who designed the Master and Re:Master charts?

The Master (11+) chart was designed by 緑風犬三郎 (Ryokufū Inusaburō), and the Re:Master (13+) chart was designed by サファ太 (Safata). The Expert chart was designed by Jack.

Is Daidaidaidaidaikirai a difficult song on Re:Master?

Yes, the Re:Master chart is rated Level 13+ with a difficulty constant of 13.6 and contains 852 total notes, including 101 Touch notes and 93 Break notes.

How do you unlock the in-game title for Daidaidaidaidaikirai?

The title 凡ミス凡ミス (Bonmisu Bonmisu) is unlocked by clearing the song with exactly 1 MISS.

Daidaidaidaidaikirai (ダイダイダイダイダイキライ), maimai DX CiRCLE PLUS Song |...

Q: Who designed the Master and Re:Master charts?

The Master (11+) chart was designed by 緑風 犬三郎 (Ryokufū Inusaburō), and the Re:Master (13+) chart was designed by サファ太 (Safata). The Expert chart was designed by Jack.

Q: How do you unlock the in-game title for Daidaidaidaidaikirai?

The title 凡ミス 凡ミス (Bonmisu Bonmisu) is unlocked by clearing the song with exactly 1 MISS.

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Overview

ダイダイダイダイダイキライ (Daidaidaidaidaikirai) is a vocaloid track by the Japanese producer 雨良 Amala, added to maimai DX with the CiRCLE PLUS update on March 19, 2026. The title is a phonetic escalation of the common Japanese phrase 大嫌い (daikirai, "I hate it" / "detest"), stacking the intensifying prefix "dai" (大) five times in a row to create a comically exaggerated expression of loathing. The official music video presents the song as a head-to-head vocal duet between Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto, two of the most recognizable Japanese vocal synthesizer characters from different ecosystems (VOCALOID and UTAU / Synthesizer V, respectively), giving the track a playful call-and-response or "VS" structure. Composed at a steady 130 BPM and classified under the niconico & Vocaloid genre, the song brings the flavor of the Japanese online vocal-synth scene to maimai's arcade lineup. Its five DX charts span from Basic (Level 4) to Re:Master (Level 13+), with three different notes designers contributing: Jack on Expert, 緑風犬三郎 (Ryokufū Inusaburō) on Master, and サファ太 (Safata) on Re:Master. The Re:Master chart in particular stands out for its dense note count of 852, including 101 Touch notes and 93 Break notes, making it a touch-heavy challenge at the highest tier.

Videos

Official PV

Re:MASTER chart

Master chart

Expert chart

Charts

DX

BASIC

4(4)

205 notesDesigner: -|Tap 176Hold 10Slide 4Touch 8Break 7

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ADVANCED

6(6)

288 notesDesigner: -|Tap 232Hold 15Slide 7Touch 24Break 10

YouTube

EXPERT

10(10)

543 notesDesigner: Jack|Tap 393Hold 73Slide 40Touch 8Break 29

YouTube

MASTER

11+(11.8)

634 notesDesigner: 緑風　犬三郎|Tap 399Hold 84Slide 89Touch 31Break 31

YouTube

Re:MASTER

13+(13.6)

852 notesDesigner: サファ太|Tap 489Hold 76Slide 93Touch 101Break 93

YouTube

Trivia

The title ダイダイダイダイダイキライ is built from five repetitions of the syllable "dai" (大, big/great) followed by "kirai" (嫌い, hate), amplifying the standard phrase 大嫌い (daikirai) into a playful, exaggerated form that translates roughly to "I really, really, really, really, really hate it."
The official video is billed as a "VS" duet between Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto, a rare crossover pitting Crypton Future Media's flagship VOCALOID against the fan-created character originally from UTAU, later adopted into Synthesizer V and other engines.
The in-game achievement (称号) tied to this song is named 凡ミス凡ミス (Bonmisu Bonmisu, "Careless Mistake Careless Mistake"), and is unlocked by clearing the song with exactly 1 MISS, a self-aware nod to narrowly failing a perfect play.
The Re:MASTER chart by サファ太 (Safata) contains 101 Touch notes, one of the highest Touch note counts among CiRCLE PLUS-era charts, alongside 93 Break notes, making it an unusually touch-heavy and break-dense Re:Master chart.
All five difficulty charts were released simultaneously on March 19, 2026, including the Re:MASTER chart, which was added on the same day rather than in a later update.

FAQ

Who composed Daidaidaidaidaikirai (ダイダイダイダイダイキライ)?: The song was composed by 雨良 Amala, a Japanese artist active in the vocal synth music scene.
Which version of maimai DX added Daidaidaidaidaikirai?: The song was added in the CiRCLE PLUS update, released on March 19, 2026.
What vocaloids are featured in Daidaidaidaidaikirai?: The official video features Hatsune Miku (VOCALOID) and Kasane Teto (originally UTAU, later Synthesizer V) in a VS-format duet.
What does the title Daidaidaidaidaikirai mean?: It is a playful intensification of 大嫌い (daikirai, "I hate it" / "detest"), with the prefix "dai" repeated five times for extreme emphasis.
Who designed the Master and Re:Master charts?: The Master (11+) chart was designed by 緑風犬三郎 (Ryokufū Inusaburō), and the Re:Master (13+) chart was designed by サファ太 (Safata). The Expert chart was designed by Jack.
What is the BPM of Daidaidaidaidaikirai?: The song has a BPM of 130.
Is Daidaidaidaidaikirai a difficult song on Re:Master?: Yes, the Re:Master chart is rated Level 13+ with a difficulty constant of 13.6 and contains 852 total notes, including 101 Touch notes and 93 Break notes.
How do you unlock the in-game title for Daidaidaidaidaikirai?: The title 凡ミス凡ミス (Bonmisu Bonmisu) is unlocked by clearing the song with exactly 1 MISS.