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Overview

イロトリドリのメロディ (Irotoridori no melody) is a vocal track performed by Nagi Kobotoke (小仏凪), a member of Sega's fictional band Irodorimidori (イロドリミドリ), with vocals by voice actress Kaoru Sakura (佐倉薫). The song was composed, arranged, and written by bassy, a regular contributor to the Irodorimidori music catalog and Sega's broader rhythm game franchise roster. The accompanying music video was produced by Eto Noboru. Within the Irodorimidori narrative, this track is Nagi's third solo song, adding to a discography that fleshes out her character through music. The title translates roughly to "Colorful Melody," and the track's bright, energetic arrangement reflects the upbeat persona of its character. The song originally debuted in CHUNITHM STAR on December 21, 2017, and crossed over into maimai FiNALE on March 8, 2019, joining the ONGEKI & CHUNITHM genre category. The maimai version is a shortened edit (approximately 1:56) tailored for arcade play, while the full version runs 2:42 and appears on the third Irodorimidori album 卒業 (Sotsugyou), which also includes an instrumental version. In the maimai chart lineup, the MASTER chart (level 12+) was designed by 華火職人 (Kanon Oguni), and the EXPERT chart (level 10+) was designed by 小鳥遊さん (Takanashi-san), two established notes designers in the series.

Videos

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Charts

STD

BASIC
3(3)
166 notesDesigner: -|Tap 142Hold 7Slide 11Break 6
ADVANCED
7(7)
250 notesDesigner: -|Tap 215Hold 8Slide 19Break 8
EXPERT
10+(10.6)
406 notesDesigner: 小鳥遊さん|Tap 314Hold 40Slide 34Break 18
MASTER
12+(12.7)
575 notesDesigner: 華火職人|Tap 483Hold 27Slide 42Break 23

Trivia

  • イロトリドリのメロディ is Nagi Kobotoke's third solo song within the Irodorimidori universe, following earlier vocal tracks that develop her character through music.
  • The song was composed, arranged, and lyrically written by bassy, who has contributed multiple tracks to the Irodorimidori project as well as other Sega rhythm game series.
  • The full-length version (2:42) appears on the third Irodorimidori album 卒業 (Sotsugyou), which also includes an instrumental arrangement of the track.
  • The maimai arcade version uses a shortened edit of approximately 1:56, trimming the song for a standard rhythm-game play session.
  • The music video was created by Eto Noboru, providing a visual accompaniment that matches the song's colorful and energetic theme.
  • In Asian English releases of maimai, the title is romanized as 'Irotoridori no melody' and the artist as 'Nagi Kobotoke (CV:Kaoru Sakura)'.
  • The song was first added to CHUNITHM STAR on December 21, 2017, over a year before its maimai debut, and later returned to CHUNITHM SUPER STAR PLUS on September 30, 2021.

FAQ

Who composed Irotoridori no melody?
The song was composed, arranged, and written by bassy, a composer known for contributing to Sega's Irodorimidori project and other rhythm game franchises.
What version of maimai was Irotoridori no melody added in?
The song was added to maimai FiNALE on March 8, 2019, classified under the ONGEKI & CHUNITHM genre category.
Who designed the maimai charts for Irotoridori no melody?
The MASTER chart (level 12+) was designed by 華火職人 (Kanon Oguni), and the EXPERT chart (level 10+) was designed by 小鳥遊さん (Takanashi-san).
What is Irotoridori no melody about?
Irotoridori no melody translates roughly to 'Colorful Melody' and is Nagi Kobotoke's third solo song in the Irodorimidori series. Its bright, upbeat style reflects the character's energetic persona.
Is Irotoridori no melody available in other rhythm games?
Yes, the song first debuted in CHUNITHM STAR on December 21, 2017, before crossing over to maimai FiNALE. It was later re-added to CHUNITHM SUPER STAR PLUS on September 30, 2021.
What is the song length in maimai vs. the full version?
The maimai arcade version is a shortened edit approximately 1:56 long, while the full CHUNITHM version runs 2:42. The full version appears on the Irodorimidori album 卒業 (Sotsugyou).