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Bomberman is a popular action video game franchise developed by Hudson since 1983.[1] Its background theme songs have been a popular musical resources for MAD videos on the Japanese video sharing service Nico Nico Douga (NND) since late 2008.

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In this video game franchise running over decades, popular songs as a resource for online parodies are these comical battle theme songs in SNES era: "Battle 1" in Super Bomberman 2[2] (shown below, left) and "Extreme Chaos" in Super Bomberman 5[3] (shown below, right). Both songs were written by a Japanese video game composer Hirohiko Fukuda.


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These songs began to be introduced into MAD videos in September, 2008 when a participant in NND's monthly MAD video uploading event featured "Battle 1"[4], and an Airmoto MAD utilizing "Extreme Chaos" was uploaded in the end of that month.[5] Since after that, more than 200 of MAD videos utilizing these songs have been posted to NND. these videos are given the tag named "Bomberman MAD" (Japanese: ボンバーマンMAD).[6]

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Left: Strike Witches | Right: K-ON!

Left: Commando | Right: Yayoi Takatsuki from THE IDOLM@STER

Left: Billy Herrington [NSFW!!] | Right: Japanese Fart Porn [NSFW!!]

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[1] Wikipedia – Bomberman

[2] Wikipedia – Super Bomberman 2

[3] Wikipedia – Super Bomberman 5

[4] niconico Video – タマゴをチンしてボンバーマン / Posted on 09-20-2008 (deleted)

[5] niconico Video – ボンババアマン 【エア本】 / Posted on 09-28-2008 (deleted)

[6] niconico Video – Search results for ボンバーマンMAD



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About

Bomberman is a popular action video game franchise developed by Hudson since 1983.[1] Its background theme songs have been a popular musical resources for MAD videos on the Japanese video sharing service Nico Nico Douga (NND) since late 2008.

Origin

In this video game franchise running over decades, popular songs as a resource for online parodies are these comical battle theme songs in SNES era: "Battle 1" in Super Bomberman 2[2] (shown below, left) and "Extreme Chaos" in Super Bomberman 5[3] (shown below, right). Both songs were written by a Japanese video game composer Hirohiko Fukuda.


[This video has been removed]

[This video has been removed]


Spread

These songs began to be introduced into MAD videos in September, 2008 when a participant in NND's monthly MAD video uploading event featured "Battle 1"[4], and an Airmoto MAD utilizing "Extreme Chaos" was uploaded in the end of that month.[5] Since after that, more than 200 of MAD videos utilizing these songs have been posted to NND. these videos are given the tag named "Bomberman MAD" (Japanese: ボンバーマンMAD).[6]

Notable Examples



Left: Strike Witches | Right: K-ON!

Left: Commando | Right: Yayoi Takatsuki from THE IDOLM@STER

Left: Billy Herrington [NSFW!!] | Right: Japanese Fart Porn [NSFW!!]

Search Interest

[Not Available]

External References

Editor’s Note: Registration is needed to browse the original videos listed in this section.

[1] Wikipedia – Bomberman

[2] Wikipedia – Super Bomberman 2

[3] Wikipedia – Super Bomberman 5

[4] niconico Video – タマゴをチンしてボンバーマン / Posted on 09-20-2008 (deleted)

[5] niconico Video – ボンババアマン 【エア本】 / Posted on 09-28-2008 (deleted)

[6] niconico Video – Search results for ボンバーマンMAD

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