Nana Mizuki Live Diamond x Fever

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Nana Mizuki Live Diamond x Fever
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Released23 December 2009
Genre J-Pop
Length96 min (disc 1), 103 min (disc 2), 95 min (disc 3), 98 min (disc 4), 115 min (disc 5)
Label King Records
Nana Mizuki chronology
Nana Mizuki Live Fighter Blue x Red Side
(2008)
Nana Mizuki Live Diamond x Fever
(2009)
Nana Mizuki Live Games x Academy -Red Side-
(2010)

Nana Mizuki Live Diamond x Fever is the 8th live DVD and 2nd Blu-ray Disc release from J-pop star and voice actress Nana Mizuki. [1] It has 5 discs containing her two concerts Live Fever 2009 and Live Diamond 2009.

Contents

Live Diamond 2009

Live Diamond 2009 was held on 2009-07-05 in Seibu Dome.

Disc 1

  1. OPENING
  2. Miracle Flight (ミラクル☆フライト)
  3. Aoi Iro (アオイイロ)
  4. Ano ne ~Mamimume Mogacho~ (アノネ〜まみむめ☆もがちょ〜)
  5. MC1
  6. The Place of Happiness
  7. Aoki Hikari no Hate -ULTIMATE MODE- (蒼き光の果て-ULTIMATE MODE-)
  8. Nostalgia
  9. Ongaku Sentai Cherrybo Seven no Theme (音楽戦隊チェリボセブンのテーマ(短編動画)) (acoustic)
  10. Chinmoku no Kajitsu (沈黙の果実)
  11. Zankou no Gaia (残光のガイア)
  12. MC2
  13. STAND
  14. Shonen (少年)
  15. Hutari no Memory ~Prologue~ (SHORT MOVIE) (二人のMemory〜prologue〜(SHORT MOVIE))
  16. Hutari no Memory (二人のMemory)
  17. PERFECT SMILE
  18. MC3
  19. Innocent Starter (acoustic ver.)
  20. NAKED FEELS (acoustic ver.)
  21. MC4
  22. Shinai (acoustic ver.) (深愛(acoustic ver.))
  23. TEAM YO-DA SHOWCASE
  24. Gimmick Game
  25. Still in the Groove
  26. Take a Shot
  27. MC5
  28. BRAVE PHOENIX

Disc 2

  1. MARIA&JOKER〜prologue〜(SHORT MOVIE)
  2. MARIA&JOKER
  3. Justice to Believe
  4. MC6
  5. ETERNAL BLAZE
  6. Taiko LOVERS enbu (太鼓LOVERS 演舞)
  7. Etsuraku Camellia (悦楽カメリア)
  8. Bring it on!
  9. Trickster
  10. MC7
  11. Yume no Tsuzuki (夢の続き)

Disc 3

  1. POWER GATE
  2. MC8
  3. Brand New Tops
  4. MC9
  5. DISCOTHEQUE
  6. EXTRA TIME
  7. END ROLL

Live Fever 2009~

Live Fever 2009 was held on 2009-01-25 in Nippon Budokan.

Disc 4

  1. OPENING
  2. DISCOTHEQUE
  3. chronicle of sky
  4. PRIDE OF GLORY
  5. MC1
  6. JET PARK
  7. POWER GATE
  8. Take a Chance
  9. CHERRYBOYS SHOWCASE
  10. ETERNAL BLAZE
  11. MC2
  12. Trinity Cross
  13. innocent Starter
  14. MC3
  15. Shinai (深愛)
  16. TEAM YO-DA SHOWCASE
  17. Trickster
  18. SECRET AMBITION
  19. MC4 It's in the bag
  20. Last Scene (ラストシーン)
  21. Love you forever (SHORT MOVIE)
  22. Crystal Letter
  23. Tears' Night
  24. Orchestral Fantasia
  25. Zankou no Gaia (残光のガイア)
  26. MC5
  27. Astrogation

Disc 5

  1. MASSIVE WONDERS
  2. BE READY!
  3. MC6
  4. WILD EYES
  5. MC7
  6. SUPER GENERATION
  7. EXTRA TIME
  8. END ROLL

Special features

  1. Live Diamond Making Movie
  2. Live Fever Making Movie

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References

  1. "Nana Mizuki is 1st Solo Artist with 2 #1 BDs in Japan". Anime News Network. 12 October 2011. Retrieved 23 February 2024.