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Overview

ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール (Netoge Haijin Shupurehiko-ru), officially subtitled ONLINE GAME ADDICTS SPRECHCHOR, is a Vocaloid track by producer さつき が てんこもり (Satsuki ga Tenkomori). The title translates to "Online Game Addict's Sprechchor", *Sprechchor* being a German theatrical term for a spoken chorus delivered in unison, and the lyrics revolve around the life of someone consumed by online gaming, capturing both the highs and the self-aware humor of the addiction. Sung using a VOCALOID voicebank, the song exemplifies the niconico & Vocaloid style with its driving beat, synth-heavy arrangement, and brisk 175 BPM. The song arrived in maimai on June 6, 2017, as part of the MURASAKi version update. Its charts have been re-evaluated multiple times across subsequent versions: the Master chart originally sat at level 11+ during MURASAKi, was bumped to 12 in MiLK+, then climbed to 13 in でらっくす+, and finally reached 13+ from FESTiVAL onward, reflecting both the community's growing mastery and Sega's evolving difficulty calibration. The Expert chart by rioN (level 10+) serves as a demanding gatekeeper, while the Master chart by ぴちネコ (level 13+, constant 13.7) packs 888 total notes, a notably round number, that test a player's stamina and precision with dense Tap clusters and an extensive Slide section count of 102.

Videos

Official PV

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Master chart

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Expert chart

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Charts

STD

BASIC
5(5)
282 notesDesigner: -|Tap 259Hold 12Slide 4Break 7
ADVANCED
7+(7.6)
406 notesDesigner: -|Tap 325Hold 46Slide 25Break 10
EXPERT
10+(10.6)
589 notesDesigner: rioN|Tap 468Hold 65Slide 39Break 17
MASTER
13+(13.7)
888 notesDesigner: ぴちネコ|Tap 688Hold 65Slide 102Break 33

Trivia

  • The song's official English subtitle is ONLINE GAME ADDICTS SPRECHCHOR, with 'Sprechchor' (German for 'speaking chorus') referencing a theatrical technique where a group speaks in rhythmic unison, a nod to the chanting, obsessive quality of the online-game-addict lifestyle depicted in the lyrics.
  • The Master chart (level 13+, constant 13.7) by ぴちネコ contains exactly 888 total notes, a visually symmetrical number that stands out among MURASAKi-era charts.
  • Over the course of maimai's version history, the Master chart was re-leveled four times: starting at 11+ in MURASAKi, rising to 12 in MiLK+, to 13 in でらっくす+, and finally to 13+ from FESTIVAL onward, one of the most dramatic upward difficulty adjustments for any single chart in the series.
  • The Expert chart was designed by rioN, a prominent maimai charter known for balanced and playable patterns, while the Master chart was handled by ぴちネコ, a designer recognized for technically demanding and stamina-intensive layouts.
  • The Japanese subtitle on the official PV reads 「ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール (ONLINE GAME ADDICTS SPRECHCHOR)」, clarifying the intended English reading of the title for international audiences.
  • The song is classified under the niconico & ボーカロイド (niconico & Vocaloid) genre in maimai, grouping it with other VOCALOID-originated tracks from the Nico Nico Douga era.

FAQ

Who composed ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール?
The song was composed and produced by さつき が てんこもり (Satsuki ga Tenkomori), a Vocaloid producer whose works have appeared across multiple rhythm games including maimai and CHUNITHM.
What does ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール mean in English?
The title translates to ONLINE GAME ADDICTS SPRECHCHOR. ネトゲ廃人 (Netoge Haijin) means 'online game addict,' and シュプレヒコール (Shupurehiko-ru) is the Japanese rendition of the German word 'Sprechchor,' referring to a spoken chorus performed in unison, evoking the repetitive, chant-like behavior of someone deep in gaming obsession.
What version of maimai added ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール?
The song was added on June 6, 2017, as part of the maimai MURASAKi version update.
What difficulty are the charts for ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール in maimai?
The standard charts are Basic (level 5), Advanced (level 7+), Expert (level 10+ designed by rioN), and Master (level 13+ designed by ぴちネコ). No Re:Master chart exists for this song.
Who designed the Master chart for ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール?
The Master chart was designed by ぴちネコ (Pichi Neko). It has 888 total notes with a level constant of 13.7, and features heavy Tap notation with 102 Slide notes.
Is ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール a Vocaloid song?
Yes, it is a VOCALOID song classified under the niconico & ボーカロイド genre in maimai, indicating it originated from the Nico Nico Douga Vocaloid scene.
Why did the Master chart level change over time in maimai?
The Master chart was re-evaluated several times across version updates due to Sega's ongoing difficulty recalibration. It started at level 11+ in MURASAKi, rose to 12 in MiLK+, then 13 in でらっくす+, and finally settled at 13+ from FESTIVAL onward, reflecting both player skill growth and updated standards for high-level chart classification.