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| Nana Mizuki Live Fighter -Blue x Red Side- | ||||
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| Released |  25 December 2008 | |||
| Genre | J-Pop | |||
| Label | King Records | |||
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Nana Mizuki Live Fighter -Blue x Red Side- is the 7th live DVD and 1st Blu-ray Disc release from J-pop star and voice actress Nana Mizuki.
Both Blue Side and Red Side were performed in the summer of 2008, on July 5 and July 6 respectively.
| Blue Side | Red Side |
|---|---|
| OPENING | OPENING |
| Astrogation | Astrogation |
| still in the groove | still in the groove |
| MC1 | MC1 |
| Happy Dive | Happy Dive |
| TRY AGAIN | TRY AGAIN |
| 空時計 | 空時計 |
| CHERRY BOYS SHOWCASE | CHERRY BOYS SHOWCASE |
| Dancing in the velvet moon | Dancing in the velvet moon |
| Faith | Faith |
| MC2 | MC2 |
| 砂漠の海 | White Lie |
| deep sea | ヒメムラサキ |
| COSMIC LOVE | COSMIC LOVE |
| You have a dream | You have a dream |
| MC3 | MC3 |
| 迷宮バタフライ | 赤いスイートピー |
| MC4 | MC4 |
| Level Hi! | BE READY! |
| STOMP | STOMP |
| Bring it on! | Bring it on! |
| Pray | TRANSMIGRATION |
| MC5 | MC5 |
| Orchestral Fantasia | Orchestral Fantasia |
| BAND BATTLE | BAND BATTLE |
| suddenly～巡り合えて～ | Justice to Believe |
| アオイイロSUPER GENERATION | MASSIVE WONDERS |
| MC6 | BRAVE PHOENIX |
| POWER GATE | MC6 |
| What cheer? | ETERNAL BLAZE |
| MC7 | What cheer? |
| Nostalgia | MC7 |
| MC8 | Nostalgia |
| New Sensation | MC8 |
| ALL LINE UP | ミラクル☆フライト |
| End roll | ALL LINE UP |
| End roll |
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