Who composed Galaxy Blaster?

Galaxy Blaster was composed by ああああ (aaaa), the alias of Mamoru Miyata, a Japanese composer who has contributed to multiple SEGA rhythm game series.

What version of maimai added Galaxy Blaster?

Galaxy Blaster was added in maimai DX CiRCLE PLUS, releasing on March 19, 2026.

How do I unlock Galaxy Blaster in maimai?

Galaxy Blaster is unlocked by playing the song on a corresponding ONGEKI series arcade machine. It is not available by default.

What BPM is Galaxy Blaster?

Galaxy Blaster has a BPM of 208. Note that the Asian version of maimai initially displayed an incorrect BPM of 188 before it was corrected.

What genre is Galaxy Blaster in maimai?

Galaxy Blaster is categorized under the ONGEKI & CHUNITHM (オンゲキ＆CHUNITHM) genre, reflecting its origin as a cross-series collaboration song.

Who designed the MASTER chart for Galaxy Blaster?

The MASTER chart (level 14, constant 14.3) was designed by サファ太 (Safata), while the EXPERT chart was designed by Luxizhel.

What is the note count of Galaxy Blaster's MASTER chart?

The MASTER chart has 938 total notes: 606 Taps, 84 Holds, 97 Slides, 45 Touches, and 106 Breaks.

Is Galaxy Blaster originally a maimai song?

No, Galaxy Blaster originally debuted in ONGEKI SUMMER PLUS (June 18, 2020) and was later ported to maimai via the cross-series collaboration between ONGEKI, CHUNITHM, and maimai.

Galaxy Blaster, maimai DX CiRCLE PLUS (ONGEKI & CHUNITHM Song)

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Overview

Galaxy Blaster is a high-energy instrumental track by ああああ (aaaa), the alias of composer Mamoru Miyata, originally created for ONGEKI SUMMER PLUS before crossing over into maimai DX CiRCLE PLUS as part of the ongoing collaboration between SEGA's rhythm game series. Clocking in at 208 BPM with no lyrics, the song drives forward with aggressive synth leads and relentless percussion, a style that slots naturally into the ONGEKI & CHUNITHM genre category within maimai. Its maimai debut on March 19, 2026, came tied to a cross-series unlock promotion: players must play the song on a corresponding ONGEKI arcade machine to unlock it in maimai, reinforcing the interconnected ecosystem of SEGA's rhythm game lineup. The MASTER chart, designed by サファ太 (Safata), sits at a 14.3 difficulty constant with 938 notes and a notably high Break-note count of 106, making it a demanding sight-read even for seasoned players. The EXPERT chart, handled by Luxizhel, offers a challenging 11.0-level alternative. Outside of maimai, Galaxy Blaster also appears in CHUNITHM VERSE, where its chart reaches level 14+, and in its home game ONGEKI across multiple versions.

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Charts

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BASIC

5(5)

268 notesDesigner: -|Tap 239Hold 8Slide 4Touch 8Break 9

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ADVANCED

7+(7.6)

369 notesDesigner: -|Tap 328Hold 13Slide 10Touch 10Break 8

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EXPERT

11(11)

571 notesDesigner: Luxizhel|Tap 413Hold 75Slide 50Touch 26Break 7

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MASTER

14(14.3)

938 notesDesigner: サファ太|Tap 606Hold 84Slide 97Touch 45Break 106

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Trivia

Galaxy Blaster first appeared in ONGEKI SUMMER PLUS on June 18, 2020, as part of Chapter 3 Chapter 6 (「ひよこたちのダ・カーポ」). It was unlockable by achieving 1200% total damage in the chapter, and became available by default starting from ONGEKI R.E.D..
The composer ああああ (aaaa) is Mamoru Miyata, known for other rhythm-game contributions across the BEMANI, CHUNITHM, ONGEKI, and maimai series.
In maimai, Galaxy Blaster is unlockable by playing the song on a corresponding ONGEKI series arcade cabinet, a cross-series unlock mechanic typical of the ONGEKI & CHUNITHM collaboration songs.
The MASTER chart by サファ太 (Safata) features 106 Break notes out of 938 total, an unusually high Break count that contributes to its demanding scoring potential.
In the Asian version of maimai, the song's BPM was initially (and erroneously) listed as 188 before being corrected to 208.
Galaxy Blaster appears in all three of SEGA's current rhythm-game lines: ONGEKI (starting with SUMMER PLUS), CHUNITHM (starting with VERSE), and maimai (starting with CiRCLE PLUS).
The song has no lyrics, it is a pure instrumental composition.
In ONGEKI, the rival opponent associated with Galaxy Blaster is Kashiwagi Mía (柏木美亜) at level 55.
The song runs approximately 2 minutes and 26 seconds in length.
Unlike some cross-series guest songs that later become available by default, Galaxy Blaster remains locked in maimai DX CiRCLE PLUS behind the ONGEKI play requirement.

FAQ

Who composed Galaxy Blaster?: Galaxy Blaster was composed by ああああ (aaaa), the alias of Mamoru Miyata, a Japanese composer who has contributed to multiple SEGA rhythm game series.
What version of maimai added Galaxy Blaster?: Galaxy Blaster was added in maimai DX CiRCLE PLUS, releasing on March 19, 2026.
How do I unlock Galaxy Blaster in maimai?: Galaxy Blaster is unlocked by playing the song on a corresponding ONGEKI series arcade machine. It is not available by default.
What BPM is Galaxy Blaster?: Galaxy Blaster has a BPM of 208. Note that the Asian version of maimai initially displayed an incorrect BPM of 188 before it was corrected.
What genre is Galaxy Blaster in maimai?: Galaxy Blaster is categorized under the ONGEKI & CHUNITHM (オンゲキ＆CHUNITHM) genre, reflecting its origin as a cross-series collaboration song.
Who designed the MASTER chart for Galaxy Blaster?: The MASTER chart (level 14, constant 14.3) was designed by サファ太 (Safata), while the EXPERT chart was designed by Luxizhel.
What is the note count of Galaxy Blaster's MASTER chart?: The MASTER chart has 938 total notes: 606 Taps, 84 Holds, 97 Slides, 45 Touches, and 106 Breaks.
Is Galaxy Blaster originally a maimai song?: No, Galaxy Blaster originally debuted in ONGEKI SUMMER PLUS (June 18, 2020) and was later ported to maimai via the cross-series collaboration between ONGEKI, CHUNITHM, and maimai.