List of Popotan soundtracks

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Popotan discography
Compilation albums1
EPs1
Soundtrack albums2
Maxi singles1
Drama CDs2

Popotan is a Japanese visual novel by Petit Ferret originally released in 2002 that was adapted into a PC game, an anime by Shaft and a radio drama broadcast on Osaka Radio. [1] [2] [3] Three soundtracks based on the visual novel have been released. The first is a maxi single titled "Popotan", published by Petite Ferret. It was a limited print run released with the visual novel. The single contains vocal and instrumental songs of the opening theme, "Say It! Popotan"; the closing theme "Answer"; and "Magical Girl Mii"'s theme, "Magical Girl Mii's Pong". All three songs were sung by Haruko Momoi of Under17. The vocals were later re-released as part of their Best complications. The songs "Answer" and "Say It! Popotan" were also sung during their live tour. A limited promotional DVD for the anime was accompanied by a CD containing the unabridged songs by Under17 from the visual novel, and the song "Poporaji", which was later used for a radio drama by the same name. The last visual novel soundtrack was released with the Popotan's fan disc, Popotan Fan Disc together with A·SO·BO, and contains tracks for the background music. [4]

Contents

Three soundtracks based on the anime have been released. Popo Music, an anime soundtrack, was released with music by Osamu Tezuka containing a TV cuts of the opening and closing themes by Under17 and Funta, respectively. [n 1] An extended play (EP) entitled Popotan e.p. was released jointly by Under17 and Funta. It contains the unabridged opening and closings of the anime as well as a new jointly produced theme song, "Gemstone" by both bands. An image CD, It's a PopoTime! was later released and contains character songs performed by the voice actresses for the series' three sisters: Ai; Mai; and Mii. The opening theme song for Poporaji is also placed on the CD. The opening theme was re-released as part of Under17's Best complications and performed during their live tour. Poporaji was later released separately on two CDs. The opening theme song "Popotan Kiss" was later re-released as part of Under17's second Best complication and performed during their live tour.

Soundtracks

Visual novel

Popotan maxi single

"Popotan Maxi Single (ぽぽたん Maxi Single)" is, as per its title, a maxi single. It was first released on December 28, 2002 in a limited print run of 2000 copies by Petit Ferret for the initial release of the Popotan visual novel. [5] The CD was later re-released commercially on May 4, 2003. It contains six tracks of the themes featured in the visual novel. The first three tracks are the vocals and the last three are the instrumental versions< used as background music in the game. [6] [7]

All tracks are written by Under17

Popotan Maxi Single
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Say It! Popotan" (いっちゃえ！ぽぽたんIcchae! Popotan) Haruko Momoi Haruko MomoiKoike Masaya3:30
2."Magical Mii's Pong!!" (みぃタンの魔法でポン!!Miitan no mahō de pon!!)Haruko MomoiKoike MasayaKoike Masaya3:13
3."Answer" (こたえKotae)Haruko MomoiHaruko Momoi 6:42
4."Popotan" (ぽぽたん [Instrumental]) Haruko MomoiKoike Masaya3:26
5."Magical Mii's Pong!!" (みぃタンの魔法でポン!!Miitan no mahō de pon!! [Instrumental]) Koike MasayaKoike Masaya3:15
6."Answer" (こたえKotae [Instrumental]) Haruko Momoi 6:22
Total length:26:28

Poporaji no Uta

Poporaji no Uta (ぽぽらじの歌, lit. Poporaji's Song) is a mini-CD released by Bandai Visual in a limited press run of 10,000 copies on June 27, 2003, along with the preview DVD, The Secret of the 3 Sisters (ぽぽたん 送開始記念版 うガマンできない、3姉妹のひ·み·つ, Popotan Hōsō Kaishi Kinen ban Mou Gaman Deki Nai, 3 Shimai no Hi·Mi·Tsu) [8] [9] The mini-CD contains the main vocal themes from the visual novel performed by Under17 as well as the image song, which is also the opening theme for the radio show Poporaji, performed by the anime's voice actresses for the three sisters. [9]

Poporaji no Uta
No.TitleMusicPrimary WorkLength
1."Poporaji's Song" (ぽぽらじのうたPoporaji No Uta) Sayaka Ohara, Masumi Asano & Haruko Momoi Radio drama's opening theme3:52
2."Say It! Popotan" (いっちゃえ！ぽぽたんIcchae! Popotan) Under17 Visual novel's starting theme3:26
3."Magical Mii's Pong!!" (みぃタンの魔法でポン!!Miitan no Mahō de Pon!!)Under17Visual novel's mini-game theme3:13
4."Answer" (こたえKotae)Under17Visual novel's ending theme6:28
Total length:16:49

Anime

Popotan e.p.

On August 8, 2003, Under17 and Funta released a joint album that includes the opening, closing, and album-exclusive theme songs for the anime Popotan: the opening theme; "Popotan Hatake de Tsukamae te" (ぽぽたん畑でつかまえて) performed by Under17; the closing theme, "Suki", by Funta; and a collaborative theme song, "Gem Stone". It was released by Lantis as an extended play entitled ぽぽたんe.p. (Popotan e.p.), which appeared three times on the Oricon albums charts and peaked at number 68. [10] The CD contains a vocal and instrumental track for all three theme songs. [11]

Popotan e.p.
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Searching in the Field of Popotan" (ぽぽたん畑でつかまえてPopotan hatake de tsukamae te)Under173:43
2."S･U･K･I"Funta4:21
3."Gem Stone"Under17 & Funta4:53
4."Searching in the Field of Popotan" (ぽぽたん畑でつかまえてPopotan hatake de tsukamae te [off vocal])Under173:42
5."S･U･K･I" (off vocal)Funta4:21
6."Gem Stone" (off vocal)Under17 & Funta4:47
Total length:25:37

Popo Music

On November 27, 2003, the original anime soundtrack Popo Music was published by Lantis. [12] The soundtrack contains 30 songs, most of which were composed by Osamu Tezuka. The first and last tracks are the TV cuts of the opening and closing themes by Under17 and Funta, respectively. [13]

Popo Music
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Searching in the Field of Popotan" (ぽぽたん畑でつかまえてPopotan hatake de tsukamae te [TV edit version] by Under17)Under171:35
2."Popotan Kiss" (ぽぽたん景色Popotan Keshiki)Osamu Tezuka1:57
3."Sunset" (夕焼けYūyake)Osamu Tezuka1:41
4."Everyone is Going Out" (みんなでおでかけMinna de Odekake)Osamu Tezuka1:44
5."Curiously Drifting" (ふわっと不思議なFuwatto Fushigi na)Osamu Tezuka1:41
6."A Peaceful Day" (のんびりな毎日Nonbiri na Mainichi)Osamu Tezuka1:02
7."Activity" (活躍ですKatsuyaku desu)Osamu Tezuka1:01
8."Good" (よかったねYokatta ne)Osamu Tezuka1:15
9."Given Path" (決められた道Kimerareta Michi)Osamu Tezuka1:59
10."Laughter's End" (笑いの終焉Warai no Shūen)Osamu Tezuka0:18
11."Popotan's Destiny" (ぽぽたんのさだめPopotan no Sadame)Osamu Tezuka1:58
12."Sad" (しんみりShinmiri)Osamu Tezuka1:24
13."Well, should we get involved?" (はてな、絡んでる? Hate na, owarun deru?)Osamu Tezuka1:08
14."It is Very Quiet Now That You Are Gone..." (とてもしんみりしちゃった... Totemo shinmiri shichatta...)Osamu Tezuka1:54
15."Mystery, 3 Individuals" (不思議、3人Fushigi, Sannin)Osamu Tezuka0:52
16."Mystery in the Mansion" (洋館の不思議Yōkan no Fushigi)Osamu Tezuka1:25
17."Isn't it gorgeous?" (ゴージャスなのかなGorgeous na no ka na)Osamu Tezuka0:50
18."The Popotan's Desires" (ぽぽたんの想いPopotan no Omoi)Osamu Tezuka1:48
19."Seriously, the Situation Deepens within the Mystery" (深刻、事態はさらに謎へ Shinkoku, Jitai wa Sara ni Nazo e)Osamu Tezuka1:10
20."Sentimental Mystery" (センチメンタル不思議Sentimental Fushigi)Osamu Tezuka1:26
21."Cluttery Mansion" (ドタバタ洋館Dotabata Yōkan)Osamu Tezuka1:34
22."I am Insanely Cute" (かわいくバタバタしてます Kawaiku batabata shitemasu)Osamu Tezuka1:10
23."Try to catch him?" (捕まえてごらん?Toramaete Goran?)Osamu Tezuka0:54
24."Ignoring the Conversation" (話はそっちのけ Hanashi wa socchi no ke)Osamu Tezuka1:10
25."Magical Girl Mii" (魔法少女みいタンMahō Shōjo Mii-tan)Osamu Tezuka1:40
26."Reasoning" (推理Suiri)Osamu Tezuka1:46
27."Fragments of Thought..." (思考の断片が...Shikou no kotohen ga...)Osamu Tezuka1:29
28."The Whole Day" (毎日のことごとくMainichi no Kotogotoku)Osamu Tezuka0:49
29."Welcome Popotan" (ようこそぽぽたんYōkoso Popotan)Osamu Tezuka1:57
30."S･U･K･I" ([TV edit version] by Funta)Funta1:35
Total length:42:22

Radio drama

It's a Popo Time

It's a Popo Time was released November 6, 2003, by Lantis, and peaked at number 296 on the Oricon albums chart. [14] The CD contains five songs, one for each of the three sisters. In addition, the CD also contains the opening and closing theme songs for the live radio broadcast Poporaji, which is based on the anime. [15]

All tracks are written by Masumi Asano, Momoi Haruko and Sayaka Ohara

It's a Popo Time
No.TitleMusicLength
1."Ai's World" (あいのせかいAi no Sekai [Ai's image song])Sayaka Ohara4:15
2."Endless Trip" (Mai's image song)Masumi Asano4:04
3."Magical Girl Mii Appears!!" (まほーしょーじょ☆みいタン参上!!Mahou Shōjo Mii-tan Sanjou!! [Mii's image song])Momoi Haruko4:40
4."Popotan Kiss" (Poporaji's opening theme)Masumi Asano, Momoi Haruko & Sayaka Ohara3:58
5."Poporaji's Song" (ぽぽらじのうたPoporaji no Uta [Poporaji's closing theme])Masumi Asano, Momoi Haruko & Sayaka Ohara3:53
Total length:20:50

Poporaji

The first CD, A Poporaji-like CD (｢ぽぽらじ｣っぽいCD, Poporaji ppoi CD), was released on September 26, 2003, by Lantis. [16] [17] The CD contains 27 tracks that are a mix of vocals and songs by Masumi Asano, Momoi Haruko & Sayaka Ohara [17] with a guest appearance Mai Kadowaki [18] as Mea.

The second CD, A Poporaji-like CD2 (｢ぽぽらじ｣っぽいCD2, Poporaji ppoi CD2), was released on February 25, 2004, by Lantis. [19] [20] The second CD contains 16 tracks, several of which repeat the names from the first disc, but are not repeat tracks. The disc also continues the story from the first disc. [19] The second CD contains the voice actors from the original and includes Kadowaki as a main cast member. [20]

Poporaji-ppoi CD 1
No.TitleLength
1."'Po' Drama" (｢ぽ｣ドラマ"Po" Dorama)1:00
2."Opening ♪" (オープニング〜♪Ōpuningu~♪)1:59
3."Amazing Mobile Phones" (驚きの携帯電話Odoroki no Keitai Denwa)0:55
4."Maimai together with... Popopoppo♪" (まいまいといっしょに...ぽぽぽっぽっ♪Maimai to Issho ni... Popopoppo♪)2:23
5."Popopo Love's Theater "Search for the Popotan" First Half" (ぽぽぽ愛の劇場｢ぽぽたんを探せ!｣前編)3:11
6."The Amazing ☆ Spectacular Maimai's Case" (The 絶叫☆スペシャル まいまいの場合The Zekkyou ☆ Supesharu Maimai no Baai)1:47
7."The Amazing ☆ Spectacular Sayasaya's Case" (The 絶叫☆スペシャル さやさやの場合The Zekkyou ☆ Supesharu Sayasaya no Baai)1:18
8."The Amazing ☆ Spectacular Momoi's Case" (The 絶叫☆スペシャル ももーいの場合The Zekkyou ☆ Supesharu Momoi no Baai)1:14
9."The Amazing ☆ Spectacular Masumin's Case" (The 絶叫☆スペシャル ますみんの場合The Zekkyou ☆ Supesharu Masumin no Baai)1:28
10."Popopo Love's Theater "Search for the Popotan!" Second Half" (ぽぽぽ愛の劇場｢ぽぽたんを探せ!｣後編Popopo Ai no Gekijō 'Popotan o Sagase!' Kōhen)9:00
11."Health Food 'Pikopikopiipii'" (健康食品｢ピコピコピーピー｣Kenkō Shokuhin 'Pikopikopiipii')1:18
12."Popopo, Popoppopo" (ぽぽぽっ、ぽぽっぽぽ)0:45
13."Poporaji Selected Masterpieces (Sayasaya Chapter)" (ぽぽらじ傑作選(さやさや編)Poporaji Kessakusen (Sayasaya Hen))0:59
14."Poporaji Selected Masterpieces (Masumin Chapter)" (ぽぽらじ傑作選(さやさや編)Poporaji Kessakusen (Masumin Hen))1:10
15."Poporaji Selected Masterpieces (Momoi Chapter)" (ぽぽらじ傑作選(さやさや編)Poporaji Kessakusen (Momoi Hen))0:43
16."Popopopo, Poppopopo" (ぽぽぽぽっ、ぽっぽぽぽ)1:02
17."'Popopo Real Estate'" (｢ぽぽぽ不動産｣"Popopo Fudōsan")1:06
18."Manga Japan Popopo Story 'Popotarō'" (まんが日本ぽぽぽ話｢ぽぽ太郎｣Manga Nippon Popopo Hanashi "Popotarō")8:44
19."Popopo Prep School" (｢ぽぽぽ学習塾｣Popopo Gakushū Juku)1:18
20."Ending♪" (エンディング〜♪Endingu~♪)1:10
21."1st Story: Popotan Photographic Record" (第1話 ぽぽたん撮影記録Dai Ichiwa Popotan Satsuei Kiroku)6:53
22."2nd Story: Does Mii's Hair Shine?" (第2話 みいたんに毛がはえた?Dai Niwa Mii-tan ni Ke ga haeta?)5:32
23."3rd Story: St. Popotan School" (第3話 セントぽぽたん学園Dai Sanwa Sento Popotan Gakuen)5:59
24."4th Story: Turnabout Trial" (第4話 逆転裁判Dai Yonwa Gyakuten Saiban)5:22
25."5th Story: Popotan's Tiger" (第5話 ぽぽたんのトラDai Gowa Popotan no Tora)5:45
26."6th Story: Child Play" (第6話 チャイルドプレイDai Rokuwa Chairudo Purei)5:15
27."Wait for the Next Installment!! Preview of the Next Installment!!" (待て次回!!次回予告!!Mate Jikai!! Jikai Yokoku!!)1:47
Total length:1:19:03 [16]
Poporaji-ppoi CD 2
No.TitleLength
1."'Po' Drama" (｢ぽ｣ドラマ"Po" Dorama)0:27
2."Opening ♪" (オープニング〜♪Ōpuningu♪)2:31
3."Rapid Chacha Time!" (ずんずんチャチャタイーム!Zunzun Chacha Taīmu!)0:46
4."The King has the Donkey's Popo: Explanation" (王様のぽぽは、ロバのぽぽ 説明Ōsama no Popo wa, Roba no Popo Setsumei)1:36
5."The King has the Donkey's Popo: Sayaka Ohara's Compilation" (王様のぽぽは、ロバのぽぽ 大原さやか編Ōsama no Popo wa, Roba no Popo Ōhara Sayaka Hen)7:13
6."The King has the Donkey's Popo: Masumi Asano's Compilation" (王様のぽぽは、ロバのぽぽ 浅野真澄編Ōsama no Popo wa, Roba no Popo Asano Masumi Hen)4:18
7."The King has the Donkey's Popo: Haruko Momoi's Compilation" (王様のぽぽは、ロバのぽぽ 桃井はるこ編Ōsama no Popo wa, Roba no Popo Momoi Haruko Hen)6:36
8."The King has the Donkey's Popo: Mai Kadowaki's Compilation" (王様のぽぽは、ロバのぽぽ 門脇舞編Ōsama no Popo wa, Roba no Popo Kadowaki Mai Hen)5:34
9."Ending♪" (エンディング〜♪Endingu~♪)3:54
10."The Drama Begins~♪" (ドラマ始まるよ〜♪Dorama Hajimaru yo~♪)0:11
12."Popotan RPG" (RPGぽぽたんRPG Popotan)5:13
13."Mission Impossible" (ミッションインポッシブルMisshon Inposshiburu)5:30
14."Aphrodisiac..." (媚薬...Biyaku...)5:53
15."Sister Princess" (しすたーぷりんせすShisutā Purinsesu)5:53
16."Popopo Quiz" (クイズぽぽぽネアKuizu Popopo Nea)5:12
Total length:1:05:06 [19]

Release details

AlbumRelease dateLabelFormatOricon peak chart positionPrint run total
"Popotan Maxi Single"December 28, 2002Petit Ferret (GRW0212-2)CD2000
"Poporaji no Uta"June 27, 2003Bandai Visual (BCBA-1665)Mini-CD10, 000
Popotan e. p.August 6, 2003Lantis (LACM-4099)CD68
Popo MusicNovember 27, 2003Lantis (LACM-5239)CD
It's a Popo TimeNovember 6, 2003Lantis (LACM-5216)CD296
Poporaji-like CDSeptember 26, 2003Lantis (LACA-5201)CD
Poporaji-like CD2February 25, 2004Lantis (LACA-5262)CD

Legacy

Under17 later re-released their songs from the visual novel, anime, and "Popotan Kiss" from Poporaji in their "Best" albums. "Say It! Popotan", "Answer", and "Magical Mii's Pong" are all released on Under17 Best Album 1: Pretty Girl Game Love Songs (Under17 Best Album1 美少女ゲームソングに愛を!!, Under17 Best Album1 Bishōjo Geemu Songu ni ai o), which appeared twice on the Oricon charts, peaking at number 93. [21] [22] "Catching the Popotan Field" and "Popotan Kiss" from the anime and radio drama respectively have been released in the second volume, Under17 Best Album 2: Thoroughly Investigating Moe Songs (Under17 Best Album2 萌えソングをきわめるゾ!, Under17 Best Album2 Moe Songu o Kiwameru zo!), and appeared twice on the Oricon charts, peaking at number 50. [23] [24] "Say It! Popotan", "Answer" and "Popotan Kiss" were also re-released in Under17's final "Best" album, Under17 Best Album 3: And Thus to Legend... (Under17 Best Album3 そして伝説へ..., Under17 Best Album3 Soshite Densetsu e...), which ranked three times on the Oricon charts, peaking at number 58. [25] [26]

"Say It! Popotan", "Searching in the Field of Popotan", "Popotan Kiss", and "Answer" were later sung during Under17's live tour, which was later released on DVD, Under17 First Live Tour: Final And Thus to Legend... (Under17 First Live Tour Final そして伝説へ..., Under17 First Live Tour Final Soshite Densetsu he...). [27]

Notes

  1. ↑ A TV cut is where a song is modified for broadcast on television to fit within the length of the credits.

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Kirarin Revolution is a Japanese manga series that was adapted into an animated series from 2006 to 2009. Music for the series was managed by Up-Front Works and released under the Zetima label. Throughout its run, the show has released three studio albums, two live albums, one compilation album, nine video singles, eleven singles, five soundtrack albums, and twelve music videos.

428: Shibuya Scramble is a visual novel video game developed by Chunsoft and published by Sega. The game was released in 2008, and spawned the sequel anime series Canaan, created by Type-Moon and animated by P.A. Works and aired in 2009. The music of 428: Shibuya Scramble and Canaan spans two soundtrack albums, four singles, and one character song album.

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