Gundam Song Covers 3

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Gundam Song Covers 3
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Studio album by
Hiroko Moriguchi
ReleasedMarch 9, 2022 (2022-03-09)
Recorded2021
Genre
Length53:34
LanguageJapanese
Label Sonic Blade
Producer Daisuke Sohkawa
Hiroko Moriguchi chronology
Aoi Inochi
(2021)		Gundam Song Covers 3
(2022)		 Anison Covers
(2023)
Alternative cover
Gundam Song Covers 3 - Inner Cover.jpg
CD
No.TitleLyricsMusicOriginal seriesLength
1."Tobe! Gundam (翔べ！ガンダム, "Fly! Gundam")" Rin Iogi Takeo Watanabe Mobile Suit Gundam 4:16
2."G no Senkō (Gの閃光, "G's Flash")" (with Kotaro Oshio)IogiYūgo Kanno Gundam Reconguista in G 3:39
3."Beyond the Time ~Möbius no Sora wo Koete~ (BEYOND THE TIME ～メビウスの宇宙を越えて～, BEYOND THE TIME ~Mebiusu no Sora o Koete~, "Beyond the Time ~Beyond the Möbius Universe~")" (with TM Network)Mitsuko Komuro Tetsuya Komuro Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack 5:36
4."Ikutsu Mono Ai wo Kasanete (いくつもの愛をかさねて, "With a Lot of Love")" (with Salt & Sugar)IogiMotoyoshi Iwasaki Mobile Suit Victory Gundam 5:33
5."Suna no Jūjika (砂の十字架, "Cross of Sand")" Shinji Tanimura Tanimura Mobile Suit Gundam I 5:03
6."Stand Up to the Victory (To the Victory) (STAND UP TO THE VICTORY ～トゥ・ザ・ヴィクトリー～)" (with Masayoshi Ōishi)
  • Iogi
  • Reo Mikami
Tomohisa KawagoeMobile Suit Victory Gundam4:38
7."River" (with Naoko Terai) Tatsuya Ishii Ishii Mobile Suit Gundam SEED 5:54
8."Meteor" Akio Inoue Daisuke Asakura Mobile Suit Gundam SEED4:24
9."Turn A Turn (ターンA ターン)" (with Daisuke Kaminaga of Wagakki Band)Iogi Asei Kobayashi Turn A Gundam 5:28
10."Beginning (ビギニング, Biginingu)" (with VOJA)Iogi Daisuke Inoue Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space 4:01
11."Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam Medley (「機動戦士Ζガンダム」メドレー) (Bonus Track)" (with Mami Ayukawa

• Zeta - Toki wo Koete (Z・刻をこえて, "Zeta - Transcending Times")

• Mizu no Hoshi e Ai wo Komete (水の星へ愛をこめて, "From the Aqueous Star with Love"))
 Neil Sedaka Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam 4:56
Total length:53:34
Blu-ray
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Mizu no Hoshi e Ai wo Komete (with Naoko Terai)" (Music video)UrinoSedaka 
2."Freesia (フリージア, Furījia) (with Satoru Shionoya)" (Music video) Uru Naoaki Iwami 
3."Issenman-nen Ginga (一千万年銀河, "The Ten-Million-Year Galaxy") (with Satoru Shionoya)" (Music video)IogiHiroaki Serizawa 
4."Kimi wo Mitsumete -The Time I'm Seeing You- (君を見つめて -The time I'm seeing you-, "Staring at You -The time I'm seeing you") (with Masato Honda)" (Music video)
  • Iogi
  • Yasuaki Shigemura
Shigemura 
5."Tobe! Gundam" (Music video)IogiWatanabe 
6."Beginning (with VOJA)" (Music video)IogiD. Inoue 

Personnel

  • Tetsuya Komuro – keyboards
  • Takashi Utsunomiya – chorus
  • Naoto Kine – chorus
  • Satoru Shionoya – piano
  • Chikuzen Satō – vocals

Charts

Chart (2022)Peak
position
Oricon Japanese Albums [6] 3
Oricon Anime Albums [7] 2
Billboard Japan Hot Albums [8] 3
Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales [9] 3

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