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Overview

いちげき!のテーマ (Ichigeki! no Theme) is a high-energy crossover port from Sega's rhythm game Ongeki, arriving in maimai でらっくす PRiSM on February 7, 2025. The track was composed by ヒゲドライバー (Hige Driver), a prolific producer whose contributions span multiple Sega arcade rhythm titles, and performed by the vocal unit いちげきしゅーたーず! (Ichigeki Shooters!). Behind this unit name are four voice actresses who portray Ongeki characters: Okasaki Miho (as Hinata Chinatsu), Kubota Risa (as Fujisawa Yuzu), Asahina Maruka (as Yuuki Riku), and Naganawa Maria (as Suzushima Arisu). The song originally debuted as part of Ongeki's April Fools event titled "いちげき!", which explains its playful, punchy character, the title itself translates to "one strike" or "single blow." At 175 BPM, the track carries a brisk, charging energy that suits its event origins. In maimai, the Master chart (level 13, constant 13.4) packs 1,010 total notes, with a notably heavy 114 Touch-note count, making it a demanding full-surface experience. Unusually, the Master chart was co-designed by two charters, ロシェ@ペンギン (Roshe@Penguin) and はっぴー (Happii), a relatively rare collaboration on a single difficulty in the maimai DX series.

Videos

Official PV

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Master chart

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Expert chart

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Charts

DX

BASIC
4(4)
270 notesDesigner: -|Tap 231Hold 13Slide 4Touch 8Break 14
ADVANCED
7(7)
401 notesDesigner: -|Tap 343Hold 20Slide 11Touch 15Break 12
EXPERT
10+(10.6)
637 notesDesigner: 鳩ホルダー|Tap 434Hold 64Slide 53Touch 20Break 66
MASTER
13(13.4)
1010 notesDesigner: ロシェ@ペンギン と はっぴー|Tap 615Hold 64Slide 118Touch 114Break 99

Trivia

  • いちげき!のテーマ originated from the Ongeki rhythm game's April Fools event, where a special mode or event titled "いちげき!" was held. The song was later ported to maimai as part of the ongoing cross-title collaboration between Sega's three arcade rhythm games (maimai, CHUNITHM, and Ongeki).
  • The vocal unit いちげきしゅーたーず! (Ichigeki Shooters!) comprises four voice actresses from the Ongeki cast: Okasaki Miho (日向千夏 / Hinata Chinatsu), Kubota Risa (藤沢柚子 / Fujisawa Yuzu), Asahina Maruka (結城莉玖 / Yuuki Riku), and Naganawa Maria (珠洲島有栖 / Suzushima Arisu).
  • The Master chart is a co-design effort between two charters, ロシェ@ペンギン (Roshe@Penguin) and はっぴー (Happii), a relatively uncommon arrangement where two creators jointly author a single difficulty.
  • The Master chart contains 1,010 total notes, including 114 Touch notes, making it one of the touch-heavier level 13 charts in the PRiSM version.
  • Playing the song unlocks the in-game title "SE~んGA~ん". Achieving Rank S on Expert unlocks "がおっがおっがおっ", and Rank S on Master unlocks "超合金TiNA-Ⅱ 発進!!" (Super Alloy TiNA-II Launch!!). Additionally, playing with someone who has the "超合金TiNA-Ⅱ 発進!!" title equipped unlocks "うおおおおおかっけぇぇ!!!".
  • The composer ヒゲドライバー (Hige Driver) has contributed numerous tracks to the maimai, CHUNITHM, and Ongeki series, making him a familiar name across Sega's rhythm game ecosystem.

FAQ

Who composed いちげき!のテーマ?
The song was composed by ヒゲドライバー (Hige Driver), a veteran producer known for contributions to maimai, CHUNITHM, and Ongeki.
What is いちげき!のテーマ and where did it come from?
It is a song ported from the Ongeki rhythm game, originally featured in Ongeki's April Fools event titled "いちげき!". It was added to maimai でらっくす PRiSM on February 7, 2025.
Who are the vocalists of いちげき!のテーマ?
The vocals are performed by the unit いちげきしゅーたーず!, consisting of four Ongeki voice actresses: Okasaki Miho (Hinata Chinatsu), Kubota Risa (Fujisawa Yuzu), Asahina Maruka (Yuuki Riku), and Naganawa Maria (Suzushima Arisu).
What difficulty is the Master chart for いちげき!のテーマ?
The Master chart is level 13 with a difficulty constant of 13.4. It contains 1,010 total notes, 615 Tap, 64 Hold, 118 Slide, 114 Touch, and 99 Break.
Who designed the charts for いちげき!のテーマ in maimai?
The Expert chart was designed by 鳩ホルダー (Hato Holder), while the Master chart was co-designed by ロシェ@ペンギン (Roshe@Penguin) and はっぴー (Happii) as a joint effort.
What does いちげき mean?
いちげき (ichigeki) translates to "one strike" or "single blow" in Japanese, fitting the song's punchy, energetic character and its origin in an Ongeki April Fools event.