Another proof of Japan's excellence in weird and catchy things. You'd think not being able to understand Japanese would help, but nooooo...Helpful Hint: Don't just leave some Japanese lyrics and a YouTube link; naming the series is much preferred. Additionally, YouTube videos have a tendency to disappear, and then nobody will get to have your song stuck in their head... and you wouldn't want that, would you? Consider using Rutube, with an online translator (such as BabelFish) if you need help navigating the site; quality will suffer, but as copyrights in Russia are rarely enforced videos on RuTube will not go down.
90% of anime theme songs. Specific examples are below:
All of the below can be traced back to the English version of the original Astro Boy. Any and all complaints about modern anime OP causing ear worms can be directed to Fred Ladd, who decided to add lyrics to the then instrumental Japanese OP since it wasn't catchy enough. This caused Osamu Tezuka to add lyrics to later seasons of Astro Boy since he liked the effect, which caused everyone to add catchy lyrics to their anime OP since they also liked it. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a ssion today Here's the countdown, and the blastoff, everything is go Astro Boy! Astro Boy, as you fly Strange new worlds you will find Atom celle~d, jet propelle~d, fighting monsters, high in the sky! Astro Boy, there you go! Will you find friend or foe? Cosmic ran~ger, lots of dan~ger, everything is go Astro Boy! Crowds will cheer you, you're a hero, as you go, go, go Astro Boy!
The whole soundtrack of the Baccano anime. Especially the OP, Gun's & Roses by Paradise Lunch. Jazzy goodness by Yoshimori Makoto.
Martian Successor Nadesico's opening - YOU GET TO BURNING!. This Troper had it controlling his brain for weeks.
It's the horns/trumpets/whatever. They sound cool. And then it keeps getting better.
An American example: Doo do-doodoo,do DOODOO! (Ironically this one is far, far more famous than the Japanese opening.)
Another example from the same company: SABEEEER RIDEEEEEEERAnd The Star Sherrifs! Again, nobody remembers the Japanese version; say "Saber Rider" to any child of the 80s in America and they'll start ramming their heads against the wall.
The dub for the sequel Kinnikuman Nisei (known as Ultimate Muscle: The Kinnikuman Legacy in the U.S.) had the catchy theme song of UL-TI-MATE MUSCLE!. You know you're pumped up and primed for action after hearing that theme.
No love for the third OP, Hitomi no Tsubasa? For a song that only played in one or two episodes, this troper couldn't stop listening to it fo—ISSHUUUUUUUUUUUUUN WO OSHIEEEEEETEEEEEEEEEEEE
This adorable character song. After listening to it for 15 minutes straight, this troper became convinced that the world does indeed need a third season of Code Geass. Starring Tianzi.
Komm, susser tod. Oh jesus christ on a cracker. What makes it even worse is, you're likely to get sent to a mental institution if you sing the actual lyrics in public.
LET'S STAY TOGETHER ALWAYS! That ending theme filled with concentrated cuteness, too. Remembering correctly, it had something to do with happy dinners and episode recaps. Eh, Fruits Basket IS concentrated cuteness.
Not to mention this little Music Box tune, which the troper finds to be a worse offender than the two themes put together.
Touch the untouchable, break the unbreakable, ROW ROW FIGHT THA POWAH!
On discovering that song was in the karaoke catalog a few months ago, this troper and two friends attempted to perform it. Seeing the ridiculous lyrics in writing was simply too much, and we succumbed to hysterical laughter punctuated by an occasional gasp of FIGHT DA POWAH! for the duration.
''Dogfight''. It's also Crowning Music of Awesome. (Try this exercise: play Need for Speed Carbon with the Sprinter AE86, in Canyon mode [which is basically how real touge works], with this track playing).
''Through The Night'' from Outlaw Star. Couldn't pronounce half the words on pain of death, but that apparently doesn't prevent them from flying circles around the brain...
This troper concurs. This Troper spent YEARS going "AI DAKE, YUME DAKE, KIMI DAKE" while sitting idly, and in high school he could segue into it from pretty much any rock song you can name. Needless to say, this annoyed the CRAP out of his friends.
He's also got both the music bits that play during the episode title and the second part of the Eye Catch.
Try GONG. "I GET THE POWER OF LOVE!" (Actually, that's a lie. Try SKILL. That's an earworm.)
Bugger that, VICTORY! "V I C T O R Y~! Three-two-one-zero never give up, oh yeeeeah~!"
Let's just say they have a wormy discography. To this list this troper nominates Destination, Break Out, Fire Wars, and ROCKS. We can keep going, if you like.
The lack of acknowledgment for the addictive qualities of Majin Kenzan is stunning. A-I YO-RI A-KA-KUUUUUUUUUU!
It'd be easier to just say damn near everything by JAM Project and their members are earworms, and most of them overlap with CMOA.
Waka Laka is probably like this. I've only seen the version with Osaka once, and it surfaces every once in a while.
It's the sped up DDR version, which also is responsible for the version of "Witch Doctor"
The OP from the first season of Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni combines this trope with Nightmare Fuel Unleaded. See for yourself. If that isn't bad enough, the 'unintelligible' chant is actually intentional backmasking saying "nigerarenai" (meaning You Can't Run Away). Naraku no Hana, the 2nd season OP, features this part un-backmasked. On a scene that looks like a happy walk to school with the protagonists. Not quite as much Accidental Nightmare Fuel as the first OP, but unsettling and Ear Worm-ish all the same.
Speaking of Higurashi, do you know Oyashiro-sama? Yes, Hinamizawa. I kill you you kill me. No, Hinamizawa.
Don't forget the opening for Higurashi's OVA, Rei and the main song for the live action movie...
Is it wrong that This Troper can recite THE WHOLE DAMN OP? Also, the "Two Powers Into One" chant (Gimu Geru Gan Go Gufou Vitas), whilst not music, is still damn catchy. Spoiler is related to FINAL Episode 2.
And that's just a re-recording of the German one. Let's just say that Sailor Moon's openings have traditionally always been this, whatever the quality of the show itself in the language in question.
If you've watched the fifth season, Nagareboshi He is inescapable. Search for your love...
The worst earworm was "My only love." This troper searched everywhere to find the complete song and listened to it endlessly.
For me, it HAS to be Power of Love, which plays in the confrontation between Neo Queen Serenity and the Wiseman. A slightly shortened version is in this clip from the episode
Moon Revenge, from the Sailor Moon R movie, does it for this troper.
This troper concurs, and can pretty much sing the entire damn song perfectly after all these years. And can't hear it without visualizing the entire scene in the movie.
Digimon's (original) dub theme. The lyrics aren't much, but dang if that "dun-dun-dun, dun-dun-dun, dun-dun-dun dun DUN-DUN" rhythm doesn't lodge in your head and stay there. (And the same goes for the rock remix used for the localization of Digimon Tamers)
CHAAAANGE INTO DIGITAL CHAMPIONS TOOOO SAVE THE DIGITAL WORLD.
"Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh oh, Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh...HERE WE GO!" Just when you get it out, they all go home and it plays again.
You run around, I run around, we're all gonna run, run, around...
Things are starting to accelerate into something, never stopping always trouble bubbling!
For whatever reason, Kari blowing the theme on her whistle in the Digimon movie never left this Troper's head. She now wishes she could whistle well to pester people with it.
Digimon Savers has the main battle/evolution theme, Believer. The use of this as the battle music basically every time, at the climax of every episode, helps. That and a fairly good use of Gratuitous English.
This troper has "Wenn wir fahren gegen engeland" (from the OVA IV) forever in her head (and she knows the lyrics), which is always a problem seeing as it's a Nazi marching song.
Thanks to Rip Van Winkle, this troper has "mein Sohn, nur Mut" stuck in her head ALL THE TIME.
Even though almost all fans of One Piece will attest to hating the 4Kids dub, they all still love the first opening. YAI-YO, YAI-YO! YO HO!
Sogeking.
Yohohoho yohohoho! Yohohoho yohohoho! Bink's Sake, ladies and gentlemen.
While it doesn't really sound all that One Piece-y, the song for the 10th opening, "Share the World" by Kenichi Mayamada will not leave this troper's ear.
Ano oozora ni, todoku made.....DEAR GOD, MAKE IT STOP!!!!
The Japanese versions of the opening "Hikari E" (Towards The Light) is just as catchy. YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YE-E-E-A-A-A-H!
This song is pretty catchy in German too, well at least if you know German.
And then to top it off, as if the theme for D.N.Angel wasn't catchy enough, Vic Mignogna decided to go and write English lyrics for it. Not for the American release or anything, oh no, he just did it for kicks, and thus made it THAT MUCH EASIER to get stuck in your head because you can now easily sing along. (And his lyrics are actually pretty close to the original, too!) We've gathered enough evidence to label Vic Mignogna an Ear Worm repeat offender.
That's not the only music trope he's a repeat offender of..."True Light" is actually more Crowning Music of Awesome material.
The latest (13th) opening, One Day goes against all previous openings by having a much more somber and serious tone, as well as fitting Luffy's emotions in the current arc to a T. Still as catchy as hell though.
This Troper doesn't even watch One Piece, but will be damned if he doesn't admit to loving Brand New World HASHIRI DASE HASHIRI DASE!
On a tangential note, I'm waiting for that video game to hit shelves. Losing health points from getting a Nose Bleed? That's just awesome. Far cooler than anything actually in the show.
BELIEVE IN NEXUS! The only thing that makes this more awesome than it should be is that it's sung by Masaki Endoh.
Keep on, Burning Soul!! Iki teru kagiri hakanakute mo kagayaite i tai furusupīdo de, iku ze Clear Mind!!. The second vocal insert song in the entirity of the franchise. Masaaki Endoh's Clear Mind. Behold the Awesome.
This troper needs to share this. For about seven years now, she's been humming a piece of instrumental awesome music as her personal theme every time something awesome and magnificent is about to go down. For seven years, she could not for the life of her find the origion of the ten second long instrumental. A few weeks ago, she got into watching Anime online, and found the source of her instrumental ear-worm; the American dub theme of the original Yu-Gi-Oh. Despite only having seen two or three episodes when she was ten, she's been humming the theme for seven years.
My GOD, Road to Tomorrow - Going My Way!...Mirai e Tsudzuku kono Michi o, Going my way!! Kiri hiraite Yuke!
Everything, everything from Cowboy Bebop. Actually, scratch that. Everything by Yoko Kanno. Right now this troper has the "Where's your messiah" bit (or whatever) from "Blue" rattling around...
Yes, everything, but especially the opening theme, "Tank". You so will "sing" along with that brass at the very end every time.
"Uninstall", the opening for Bokurano.The Masaaki Endoh version is so over the top so epic that he made a haunting song in one truly and epicaly CHEERFUL song,if you hear it one time you won't stop ever again,so here it is: "Uninstall Masaaki Endoh version"
Hello, what about the ending, Little Bird...? *sniff*.... Anata no hitomi ni utsuru mono...
GURIKO! GURIKO! GU! RI! KOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! (refers to the original 60's version's sponsor Glico, a candy maker in Japan; it's just a jingle, but is an ear worm nonetheless)
WE'VE ALWAYS BEEN THIS, SO BRING ON THIS PAIN..... WOOAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! Wall of screaming and then incredibly fast singing follows. Everyone remembers "Hey ningen sucker, a ningen ningen fucker," right? A friend showed it to This Troper because we all read the manga, and it had been in his head ever since.
Zetsubou ZA BIRII iza rinri Saa tomerarenai ERASER RAIN!!
Menchi Aishou no Borero Gyakuna is slow, but addicting. Probably because it's so sorrowful and yet hilarious. The main theme of Excel Saga is also pretty addictive.
Kore wa Ai Ja Nai~! (COUGH!!! COUGH!!! WHEEZE~!!!)
And if we add in openings, Paper Moon kills brain cells.
A few of the OST tracks are stuck in my head often. Usually it's the first 15 seconds of 4242564, all of the third ending Bakusou Yume Uta, or the fourth ending Strength
How about Naruto's Go! (Fighting Dreamers)? Seriously, this troper was stuck multiple times with complete strangers, and quite a few times, they would be singing that one refrain, "WE ARE F-F-F-FIGHTING DREAMERS!" It drove this troper insane.
This troper goes to Anime conventions in her country very often, and can assure you all that playing "Go!" or "Haruka Kanata", be in the sound system or in the Karaoke contest, immediately causes all the present fanaticade spontaneouly singing them aloud, to the point that in some 'Con those songs became banned de facto and only played when the event spirit is decaying. Heck, the very first ever this troper heard "Haruka Kanata" was in a con, and she still joined the spontaneous chorus anyway!
This troper gets Namikaze Satellite and Nani Wo Mitsumeteriu Darou stuck in her noggin a lot more often.
YOU ARE MY FRIEND! Aa-ah, ano hi no yume. IMA DEMO, mada waseretanain deshou? YOU ARE MY DREAM! Aa-ah, hajimete bakka, kimi wa LONG LOST FRIEND...
SHA LA LA itsuka kitto, boku wa te ni surunda, hakanaki mune ni sotto, hikari moete yukeeee!!!
My God... I can't believe it's made it this far without someone mentioning Viva Rock, AKA The Marching Chibis Song. It's an Ear Worm ''and' an Eye Worm at the same time.
Yappa paa — The first season opening theme for Ranma ½, this theme is generally considered the most catchy of them all. It actually got several official releases (including one version sung by Shampoo), and was repeatedly used as the music for 'song playing in the background' situations in the anime. Including at least one episode where the bit-characters Yuka and Sayuri sung it as their entry in a talent display.
Several of the character songs from the Bleach Beat Collection are offenders, too. La La La for Orihime, We for Yachiru/Ikkaku/Ayasegawa/Kenpachi, This Light I See for Toshirou, and that's not even getting into the couple dozen openings and endings. Good thing it's actually good music, or Bleach would've probably caused a lot of suicides by this point.
Openings. This Troper would like to blame Bleach for getting Velonica, Shojo S, and Rolling Star for getting into his head, and never leaving. However, since they are good songs, he has decided to not jump off a bridge.
Not to mention "Asterisk" by Orange Range from the first season. It doesn't help that this troper knows absolutely no Japanese and is therefore stuck humming the tune inanely instead of singing it at the top of her lungs.
And now, we have even more in the form of the Bleach Breathless Collection (Soul Reapers and their materialized Zanpakutos having character songs.) At the moment for this editor, Miss for Hisagi Shuhei is getting some pretty much daily play.
The openings for the four Angelique TV series are pretty head-stuckable. If Angelique isn't enough, there's the Harukanaru Toki no Naka de - Hachiyoushou TV series, whose opening, catchy enough by itself, has a bonus of being sung by three members of the local Cast Full of Pretty Boys; and then you get to the Image Songs from the same series (particularly Tenma's "Hitomi to Hitomi no IGNITION")...
The ending for the Harukanaru Toki no Naka de - Maihitoyo movie, "Harari, Hirari", might do this as well. And stuff from earlier OAVs (Ajisai Yumegatari, "Sakura Fubuki"). And... yep, the NeoRomance series love these. A lot.
Unlike most examples on this page, this is actually a bad thing. Seriously, Nekomimi Mode will drive you insane. Of course, Your Mileage May Vary, but among this troper's friends, Nekomimi Mode is a form of torture.
And then there's the second version, Tsukiyomi Mode...
I Talk To The Rain,by Yuki Kajiura. Actually anything that has Yuki Kajiura involved in it, much to the annoyance of everyone This Troper knows.
"Cagayake!GIRLS", the opening theme for K-On!. Especially the "No, no, no" part.
"Marukaite chikyuu! Marukaite chikyuu! Marukaite chikyuu! Boku Hetalia!" or "Ne, ne, papa? Wain no choudai! Ne, ne mama? Ne, ne, mama?", if you prefer.
Love Destiny, the OP to Sister Princess, is part of the reason why This Troper got hooked on the show in the first place. "Aitai ai ai ai ai no ni, aenai ai ai ai kon'ya wa..."
The English version of the theme to Key the Metal Idol (or the original Japanese depending on your preference): It's haunting, beautiful, and it won't stop playing in This Troper's head.
Any show animated by Gonzo, Black Cat and Spiral in particular.
While we're on the Pico series, one can't forget the opening theme to Pico To Chico. It sounds frighteningly similar to to the marching song from My Neighbor Totoro. And That's Terrible.
KISS KISS FALL IN LOVE! Good God, that's awful, especially because This Troper can't pronounce the rest of the song.
Irresponsible Captain Tylor's opening. You'll see it and think 'It wasn't that catchy,' and then the next day you'll be humming "Ima sugu, sail away for future!" and wondering to yourself where you heard that . . .
This Troper discovered this when he watched the entire series over a week or two in high school. By halfway through he knew all the words and is still pretty sure he can sing along reasonably well.
The ending is even worse. 1 2 3 4 5, ikizugi wo one two . . .
Saki has its first ending theme "Netsuretsu Kangei Wonderland", better known as "WAI WAI".
And the music to the second (technically third, but the second appeared twice as a special ending song) is even catchier.
"Clover" from Solty Rei. Nee ima made shiriakatta...
"Float" The first ED. Hitori janai kono kimochi yasashisa ni naru...
"Discotheque" from Rosario+Vampire has the (always dangerous) mix of earworm and Dancing Theme to totally destroy your brain. Mizore somehow seems to have gained fans just from that video if the comments are any indication. Also a popular song live.
A lot of the songs connected to Sailor Moon. The theme song, "The 3 O'Clock Fairies", "Ai No Senshi", "I Want Us To Be Together" (Can't remember the Japanese title.) and others.
The first ending for Kuroshitsuji, "I'm Alive". This troper was surprised to hear a completely English ending after reading subtitles. And the chibis are just icing on the seven-layer cake.
The dub had a few Ear Worms of its own: Presenting Guardian of the Cards and Ordinary Girl. Admittedly not as good as the Japanese songs, but still just as catchy.
This Troper must also mention being fond of the Nelvana dub opening theme, as well as the second Canadian opening theme. Why the second? Because the episodes that aired here on CITV of season 2 replaced the English theme with the even catchier song Razzamatazz by Froggy Mix, and that song got stuck in her head after hearing it the very first time.
Speaking of the dub, the first opening Will get lodged in your mind VERY easily. it may not play over and over, but just think about it and it will play in your mind on demand.
~ My broken wings Still strong enough to cross the ocean with My broken wings How far should I go drifting in the wind Across the sky just keep on fly ~ (from Trinity Blood)
Yu Yu Hakusho's The Homework Never Ends, with its pounding '90s J-pop intro, is probably the worst offender, but every other ending and opening qualifies.
All the english version of the closing themes, ah, nostalgic:
Waltz (which isn't an actual waltz), from Honey and Clover, performed by Suneohair. It's even more powerful to people who have seen the show, due to its tendency to start coming in before the end of each episode, and over the most poignant scenes. The highly recognizable yowling synthesizer tones in the intro add greatly to its impact—this troper starts to feel a bit melancholic whenever she hears it.
Split by the same band, used als the ending theme in the second season, has pretty much the same effect, being more of the same—but slower.
The opening from Lupin III. Even Adult Swim caught that one; they made a commercial for the show that was just the words "Da-da-daaaaa da-da-da" repeated over to fit the song.
"Coloring Palette", the ending of GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class, manages to cling to the brain in all its incarnations (this troper slightly prefers the slower versions though).
Not to mention the OP, "Osaki ni S'il Vous Plait". Hitotsu~ hitotsu~ hitotsu~ hitotsu~
The opening of Aoi Hana, performed by Kukikodan, is a rare mix of cheery, melancholic and romantic, which make for a haunting melody that is hard to shake off. It also forms a great combination with the visuals, causing this troper lumps in her throat whenever she sees it.
Something tells this troper that the opening of Fairy Tail is going to end up as this.
Ready for the action now, Dangerboy Ready if I'm ready for you, Dangerboy Ready if I want it now, Dangerboy? How dare you, dare you, Dangerboy? How dare you, Dangerboy? I dare you, dare you, Dangerboy...
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - "I am Calling Calling now, Spirits rise and falling" and "Save your tears for the day when our pain is far behind..."
The former would be Inner Universe, which can be heard over here.
The latter would be Rise.
Lithium Flower, S.A.C.'s first ending is pretty damn catchy, too.
Air Drive, the first ending, is also a good ear worm
Japan recently got New Vestroia, and the new opening, and the new ending, Bang! Bang! Bakugan!, are songs you will have stuck in your head from the first time you listen to it.
This once crossed over to real life: One FM radio DJ that This Troper knows loved the ending theme so much, she would play it during her radio program. Cut to listeners jawdropping while listening to "Tokimeki no Doukasen".
This anime's insert instrumentals can and will end up in your head.
Uchuu! Space! Number one! Sengoku majin number one!
The Ending Theme of Shin Koihime†Musou: Otome Tairan ("AH-YAH! AH-YAH! AH-YAH! EEYAH! EEYAH!"). Made more addictive by a touch of 80's beat, and lots of cute Super-Deformed girls filling the screen.
Forever We Can Make It! Saigou no CHYANSU now is the time Minogasanai only once, KEGA osoreteinai de forever we can make it
I agree. Even though I swear my IQ drops several points whenever I hear it, It's an Ear Worm all right. It's been stuck in my head for 16 months and I've only recently got it out of my head.
Many, many, many manySuper Robot Genre themes are made of this. This toper is currently listening to Ai Wo Shitta Yajuu You Ni, by Kazuki Yao, from Dancougar. It doesn't sound like much the first time you listen to it, but it buries itself into your brain pretty quick.
From Gintama: Mr. Raindrop, Fallin' away from me now~
Plenty of the ops and eds fall into this category, including the first pair of the new season; Tougenkyou Alien & Samurai Heart.
This troper can't belive nobody's mentioned The intros to Jungle Wa Itsumo Hale Nochi Guu and Jungle Wa Itsumo Hale Nochi Guu Deluxe
Maria†Holic's opening (aptly named nosebleed) and ending, a cover of Yellow Magic Orchestra's (think a Japanese Depeche Mode) Kimi no Mune Kyun.
Staying on the note of SHAFT anime and covers of famous songs, the OP of Soredemo Machiwa Mawatteiru as well. DOWN TOWN e kuridasou... No video because Youtube takes them all down, unfortunately.
This troper found multiple entries of the same song in this trope and asks someone: May they fix this? And while they doing that, they must listen to this. I dare any troper to do it..... nyahahahaha!
Seriously. Am I the only one who frequently belts out random The Prince Of Tennis songs? Ahh... Wonderful days (Wonderful days) or Kaze no tabibito wa... Not to mention Valentine Kiss anyone?
GO! GO! MARS uchuu wo kakero GO! GO! GO! Yasumu koto naku
Seriously, I'm surprised the page has gone THIS far without mentioning the opening theme for F-Zero Falcon Densetsu - THE MEANING OF TRUTH. Tsuyoku hakanaki mono yo kono te wo hiki michibiite, Shinjitsu to yoberu basho ga aru nara
Once you've had a few episodes to become familiar with the tune, good luck getting the hauntingly beautiful opening of Soranowoto out of your head for a while.
Ha! A few episodes? I listened to it for the first time, and only two seconds in (when YouTube's buffer forced a pause) I could already tell my brain was going to be invaded and occupied. What have you done to me!? *cries...tears of joy*
Yuki and her band, Kalafina. It just busts all rules and claim win EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. They are the reason I HAD to hate Kyubee, corrupting and eating little girl's souls...
ClariS(spelled with the "S" as a capital letter) with their OP song for Madoka: Connect, once you know whose perspective it seems to belong to...Homura's. Also their earlier song for OreImo...
Nichijou, Kyoto Animation's Spring 2011 anime series, has a rare combination of having two incredibly catchy songs as an opening and ending, a feat last known to be achieved by The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
Opening: Hyadain no Kakakata☆Kataomoi-C. Shabba dabba deeby doo-wah ba dee yeah...
I preferred the opening and ending that was in the first few episodes. Listened to them for hours.
This troper would like to say that the ending to Ao no Exorcist, Take Off, refuses to leave my brain. And it's not the whole thing! Just..."Ready ready ready for the take-off!"
It being sung by 2pm does not help... "michi naru sekai eto mai agarun da... dakara (dakara) sonote hanasa nai de...."
UVERworld's COREPRIDE... "kore ga sou "pride" sorezore no basho de..."
The second ending is pretty catchy, too. There is Wired Life...
What, no "Guilty Crown" yet? Euterpe [5] and My Dearest [6] can get stuck in your head for DAYS! SO EVERYTHING THAT MAKES ME WHOLE ima kimi ni sasage you...
