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* In a reference to Mawile's [[National Pokédex]] number of 303, the song was released on March 3, has a duration of 3:03, and Miku's Character Vocal number designation on her shoulder, "01", is replaced with "303". | * In a reference to Mawile's [[National Pokédex]] number of 303, the song was released on March 3, has a duration of 3:03, and Miku's Character Vocal number designation on her shoulder, "01", is replaced with "303". | ||
* The song uses video game music that relates to [[Fairy (type)|Fairy-type]] Pokémon including [[Mt. Moon]] (Clefairy), [[Laverre City]], [[Glimwood Tangle]], and rival character [[Bede]]. | * The song uses video game music that relates to [[Fairy (type)|Fairy-type]] Pokémon including [[Mt. Moon]] (Clefairy), [[Laverre City]], [[Glimwood Tangle]], and rival character [[Bede]]. | ||
* Miku's costume incorporates several different [[Item|items]] from the main series games. She wears a [[Mega Ring]] on her wrist, a [[Fairy Feather]] in her hair, and carries a microphone with a [[Love Ball]] motif. | * Miku's costume incorporates several different [[Item|items]] from the main series games. She wears a [[Mega Ring]] on her wrist, a [[Fairy Feather]] in her hair, and carries a microphone with a [[Love Ball]] motif. That same microphone's design is also potentially based on the [[Pokéblock Case]], the only difference being its pink color, and the Poké Ball being replaced with a Love Ball. | ||
* Miku's design and all the Pokémon featured in the music video include a red ribbon. It may be a possible reference to the [[Destiny Knot]] item, as well as a popular East Asian legend known as the [[wp:Red_thread_of_fate|Red Thread of Fate]]. The item's effect directly relates to the song's theme of faking infatuation to win someone's heart, and fool them later. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 24 September 2024
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Project VOLTAGE 18 Types/Songs
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MELLOMELLOID (Japanese: メロメロイド Meromeroido) is a song from Pokémon feat. Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE 18 Types/Songs produced by Kairiki Bear. The song's title is a portmanteau of "Meromero", the Japanese name of the move Attract, and "Vocaloid".
The song and music video were released on March 3, 2024.
Lyrics
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Characters
Humans
- Hatsune Miku
Pokémon
Video
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Staff
- Lyrics: Kairiki Bear / Project VOLTAGE
- Music: Kairiki Bear
- Illust: Nou
Gallery
Hatsune Miku concept art by Nou[1] |
Trivia
- In a reference to Mawile's National Pokédex number of 303, the song was released on March 3, has a duration of 3:03, and Miku's Character Vocal number designation on her shoulder, "01", is replaced with "303".
- The song uses video game music that relates to Fairy-type Pokémon including Mt. Moon (Clefairy), Laverre City, Glimwood Tangle, and rival character Bede.
- Miku's costume incorporates several different items from the main series games. She wears a Mega Ring on her wrist, a Fairy Feather in her hair, and carries a microphone with a Love Ball motif. That same microphone's design is also potentially based on the Pokéblock Case, the only difference being its pink color, and the Poké Ball being replaced with a Love Ball.
- Miku's design and all the Pokémon featured in the music video include a red ribbon. It may be a possible reference to the Destiny Knot item, as well as a popular East Asian legend known as the Red Thread of Fate. The item's effect directly relates to the song's theme of faking infatuation to win someone's heart, and fool them later.
References
Volt Tackle • Electricity Forecast • What Kind of Future • The Pokémon Inside My Heart • Battle! (Hatsune Miku) • Fly With You • I GOT YOU! • JUVENILE • Volt Tackle (Jewel Remix) • I'm a Ghost Type • GO! Team BIDOOF • Awoo • Encounter • Eon Ticket • PARTY ROCK ETERNITY • Journey's Prequels, Journey's Traces • Psychic Psychic • MELLOMELLOID • Glorious Day • After Epochs • Champion
This article is part of Project Music, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each Pokémon song, CD and musician. |