Overview
ニブンノイチ (Nibunnoichi, meaning "one half") is a cover of the J-rock band BACK-ON's own song, originally released as the first opening theme for the anime *Gundam Build Fighters* (ガンダムビルドファイターズ). The track was added to maimai at the launch of ORANGE PLUS on March 19, 2015, and was later removed from the arcade lineup on June 30, 2016, making it one of the earlier removed songs in the series. In Asian English versions of the game, the title was romanized as Nibunnoichi. The song originally sat under the POPS genre in ORANGE PLUS before being recategorized as POPS & ANIME from maimai PiNK onward. On the charting side, the Master difficulty (Level 10) was designed by mai-Star and carries 387 notes with a notably high 18 Break notes, while the Expert chart (Level 7+, constant 7.6) was designed by Jack and offers a 277-note arrangement. Both the Basic and Advanced charts (Levels 3 and 5, respectively) have no credited designer.
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- ニブンノイチ is a cover of BACK-ON's song, used as the first opening theme (前期OP) for the anime *Gundam Build Fighters* (ガンダムビルドファイターズ).
- The song was removed from the maimai arcade lineup on June 30, 2016, roughly 15 months after its debut.
- In Asian English versions of maimai, the title was romanized as Nibunnoichi (as a single word) rather than as the multi-word phrase Nibun no Ichi.
- The song's genre was originally listed as POPS in maimai ORANGE PLUS, and was changed to POPS & ANIME in maimai PiNK.
- The Master chart (Level 10, designed by mai-Star) features 18 Break notes out of 387 total, a relatively high Break density for a Level 10 Standard chart from this era of maimai.
- The Expert chart (Level 7+, constant 7.6) was designed by Jack, a longtime maimai chart contributor known for work on many POPS & ANIME and variety-genre songs.
- The song length is approximately 1 minute and 32 seconds.
FAQ
- What anime is Nibunnoichi (ニブンノイチ) from?
- Nibunnoichi is the first opening theme song for the anime *Gundam Build Fighters* (ガンダムビルドファイターズ), originally performed by the Japanese rock band BACK-ON.
- Who composed Nibunnoichi?
- The composition and lyrics for Nibunnoichi were done by BACK-ON, the Japanese rock band that originally performed the track. The version in maimai is a cover by the same band.
- When was Nibunnoichi added to maimai?
- Nibunnoichi was added to maimai at the launch of ORANGE PLUS on March 19, 2015.
- When was Nibunnoichi removed from maimai?
- Nibunnoichi was removed from the maimai arcade lineup on June 30, 2016.
- What does Nibunnoichi (ニブンノイチ) mean?
- Nibunnoichi (ニブンノイチ) translates to 'one half' or 'one of two parts' in Japanese.
- Who designed the charts for Nibunnoichi in maimai?
- The Expert chart (Level 7+) was designed by Jack, and the Master chart (Level 10) was designed by mai-Star. The Basic and Advanced charts have no credited designer.
- What level is Nibunnoichi's Master chart in maimai?
- The Master chart for Nibunnoichi is Level 10 with a difficulty constant of 10.0, featuring 387 total notes including 18 Break notes.
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