Shin Gouketuji Ichizoku: Matrimelee - "Let's go! Onmyoji"

[lucasdpau]

I've finally seen this after going to niconico for years. I never thought that such a confusing video could explain so much.

[doctabaldhead]

YAY!

[o0Cheator0o]

I can't hear this without hearing Tsurupettan...

[Solon1]

I'm in the weird part of youtube again.

[croemy]

"let's go"... so japanese

[wohdinhel]

umareshi AQUOS

[Moothereporter]

The pure rage of the guy in black gets me every time.

[mundovideo123]

I use a part of this video for one of mine ¿ I have any kind of problems copright out of curiosity ?

¡¡¡¡ Greetings !!!!

[clausebreaker]

Lololololol

[ReBeLiLiLiLioN]

2:44 Logan,Sedan two car models :D

[JrockLoverYuu]

this is so weird yet so addicting...

[imafoolforChrist]

In dancing samurai by gakupo they use this dance and backround and its soo funny

[android16B]

......is this devil worshiping???????

[damaddok]

@android16B .....no. The Pentagram can mean many things, in Christianity each point represents the fives senses, and is used when referring to someone's health. In this case, it's probably referring to the balance of five elements, fire, water, earth, wood, and metal. Devil worship is only if the star is upside down, has a goat's head, and is a double circle.

[android16B]

@damaddok k tnx

[Nyxlave]

@damaddok Close. The Satanic Pentagram is different from a regular pentagram in that one point is longer than the others. That's it.

[damaddok]

@Nyxlave Ah no that's the Bahai pentagram. The satanic one has the head of Baphomet, which is why the satanic pentagram is called the Sigil of Baphomet.

[CircleTheSkies]

@Nyxlave Representing excess or imbalance, perhaps?

[Nyxlave]

@CircleTheSkies "I take the view that 'moderation in all things' applies to excess as well. Everyone needs to have moderate amounts of excess in their life. Just not too much excess."

[SHlNOBl3]

0:28

hahaha

[zhadlife]

pettan pettan tsurupettan !!!

[mizoredechuuu]

@zhadlife I KNOW RIGHT HAHAAH!!!!!!!

[JetAurion]

DAMN IT KUMIKYOKU.

Now I keep expecting "Prince of Tennis" to pop up somewhere.

[SirFuzzi]

@PrincesaDaisyFlowers

It is unfortunately offset by Sir Monk Eyebrow-Raising up front there.

I dunno, he just makes me giggle.

[MangoCakesPro]

Am I the only one who was expecting "YOU ARE THE PRINCE OF TENNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS" at the end of this? o_o

[KingDededesMinion]

@MangoCakesPro It comes before!

[MangoCakesPro]

@KingDededesMinion *facedesk* I have failed yet again.

[RoseRedWrath]

2:35 facial expression = win

[RoseRedWrath]

Oh those Japanese and their virtual shenanigans.

[xxYdoxxx]

LMAO!

[narutokonoha93]

That main guy just sounds like Zolo´s (One Piece) Japanese voice actor Oo

[UchihaRalexion]

Thumb ups if you love the 0:28 facial expression!!

[Lioyd1rving]

What I find a bit sad is that everyone knows the song, but no one cares about the game. :l

[TehKillers]

0:28 : f*cking gay, cant stop laughing =))

[deidarassexxygirl]

Lovin' it.

[shinzombie]

Lyrics and traduction here

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[AnimeonTuba]

Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru, Marisa Stole the Precious Thing, Okkusenman wa Omoide, You are the Prince of Tennis... This gets paired with alot things in medleys!

[Tsukiyomaru0]

1:46 Saturday Night FEVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA­AAAH!

[keyintomoshibi]

I prefer Tsurupettan's version better.

[3m0d3m0n97]

xD at 0:28 i swear he was gonna jump outta the screen and rape meh 0.0"

[GreatImperium]

0:29 rape face...

[camelont688]

@GreatImperium lol

[ZeromusNightmare122]

Is it weird that i memorized this entire song and dance after watching it twice and performed it in front of my entire grade? if not then i am an onmyouji master, if yes then... that sucks for me doesn't it.

[Roflmaokanker]

0:29 hey guy with hat IM NOT GAY.

[SuikoGarauch]

Minna no Hero ON-MYO-JI!!!

[remmidemmiyippie]

sounds as good as in kumikyoku and tsurupettan

[Xajora]

Sony loved this game, upon seeing this cutscene everyone broke thier PS2.

So they had to buy new ones!

[ZeimiTakahashi]

errrr, I kinda like the Nico version better D:

[kalakauai]

For some reason, I'm starting have interests in this...

[kalakauai]

... Sounds really good in the nico nico douga medley.

[Roflmaokanker]

@kalakauai yep

[ToxGarou]

This is...surprisingly gar.

[darkguy483]

do they get paid by doing this 0.0

[Magegg]

star is satanic xD

[laughingfurry]

@Magegg

Actually, it's not always associated with Satanic stuff. Look up pentacle in an encyclopedia or on wiki. You can also look up pentagram, but some images may be too scary.

[darkblaze435]

@laughingfurry thank you. I am glad there is someone who understands that they are not associated with satanic things. It's only based around magick. So many misconceptions around it.

[laughingfurry]

@darkblaze435

There's lots of people who know better. Those who know are just in the minority, seeing how the majority are manipulated. It's how ignorance and drama happens. I'm just trying to do my part to dissipate it.

[AkatsukiKida]

Or lord, you gotta love NND for putting this in their songs x3

Who's the girl with pink hair btw? o . o

[Goodguy33]

No offence, Japan, but. . WTF?

[Xajora]

@Goodguy33

Japan LIKES to offend itself and others, and thats why i love Japan.

[50N1C]

@Xajora ill drink to that

[RoseRedWrath]

@Xajora Hence just about every non asian in Street Fighter?

[nike6op]

fear our lord hahaha ( idiot style ..man boring song a begin ) c,mon shut up please .

[HexElf]

Easily the best song in the game and this video is hilarious!

[tino1102]

creepy ._. but funny

[darkb0y152]

ROFLMAO xD!!

[Spadehyena]

The pentagram is no satanic symbol. It is a symbol for mystic powers. Only the inversed pentagram (with the top pointing down) is used as some satanic symbol.

[lDopey]

Hmm, k. I was just like, "WTF?".

[cccc010]

I saw an mmd version of this.

[waaa9waaa9waaa9]

0:29 is EPICRAEPFACE

[fadsneverdie]

Oh Japan, look what you've done now.

Off to bed; no dinner for you!

[Ichimaru60]

Where can I download this song??

[soydaniel96]

1:09 - 1:30 = Has anyone lse noticed that is kinda similar to the "Tsurupettan" chorus ??

[tsurupettan66]

Thats because tsurupettan got the lyrics from this

[wingolife]

Tsurupettan got the opening riff from tohou project and those lyrics from this song, its acually just a rmix of a bunch of songs

[Treben86]

@soydaniel96 in fact. it is the tsurupettan chorus. Just noticed!

[Th3Sh1n1gam1]

LOL!!! I started laughing when their legs first started moving, and then i laughed even more when they say things like YAY!, lol

[newkaze4]

YOU ARE THE PRINCE OF TENNISSSS

[azugirl111]

sugu ni yobimashou onmyouji! lets go!

[pao022]

@newkaze4 douman seiman douman seiman let's go onmyouji

kirai kirai loving okkusenman okkusenman!

[cartmanSPP]

coool

[jedi1357]

This video reminds me of Noh theater. The men have a harsh and powerful sound surrounded by fire and mettle, the woman sounds soft and mellow with images of wood and water.

[yanmure101]

translation?

[RaveMasterOfTime]

LET'S GO! ONMYOJI!!

[rubelcool]

matrimelee sound tracks r really awesome. not to mention this video too. =)

[Highstar25]

excorcisms have never been this awesome

[jimthedestroyer08]

I'm so confused....my brain hurts......this is awesome.

[MainstreamMurder]

What is there to be confused about?

[TheouAegis]

If you don't find this interesting, you need to play Power Instinct: Matrimelee until your eyes bleed. The soundtrack is total badassness....or something.

[FreakyM]

LET'S GO!

It's been several years now that I first saw this one. It still makes me feel awesome every time.

[YohArts]

If you ever walk into a room and people start doing this... Run. lmao

[DarkJokerOfAmuro]

to Yoh

or join in the dance..what ever comes to ur mind first XD

[kittychangwoa]

i heard this in nico nico douga! ^_^

[NezumiKuro]

OMG... Isn't this some sort of blasphemy or something. It's... so... corney...... Can't... stop... watching... XDDD

[Forzatoadv]

Is a blasphemy... to my eyes

[chr15999]

i want this song.

[POKOHelba]

This song is EXTREMELY FAMOUS+O_O=

[Th0usandMaster]

i cant understand this really..

someone care to explain "how" this is interesting?

thanks in advance

[crazymonkey77]

I'm the only one who finds them creepy, eh?

Alright.

[SOSdanChoreBoy]

So that's the source from Tsurupettan...

[Forzatoadv]

Sadly, it is

[BerserkKings]

Akuryou Taisan!

[denflyvendeabe]

YEAH!

[Forzatoadv]

That guy's moustache makes me just wanna punch the screen

[POKOHelba]

> : O u make me want to punch the screen.

[TheRealBanjo2]

Yamini ato

[BlackSheepofDeath]

LOL.

[phantomcorral]

Douman Seiman, Douman Seiman *does the monk dance*

This is yet another reason why Japan wins.

[Krynnish]

Dancing monks and J-Pop. What more can one want?

[TheEyesOfNye]

A music video from the PS2 game Shin Gouketuji Ichizoku: Bonnou Kaihou (aka Matrimelee).

Yabeno Hikomaro, Kotohime, with the Boushu Dancers - "Let's go! Onmyoji"

Japanese monks singing and dancing to a techno beat. Enough said.

[Faustoteinmor]

Good song and funnny vid ^^

[bobtheduck]

So this is another song that "Tsurupettan" makes fun of, besides the obvious "Moji Pittan"

[Shadowmancer8]

The leading character's face is just so priceless!

[Shinoka]

When I first saw this... I recognized it.

This song is in Ontamarama!

But either way, it's awesome video~

[Tayuyasoundnin]

Right after 1:33 I expected them to go "Petan Petan Tsurupetan!" Lol

[gmazin]

Jeez I'm glad I'm not the only one

[VolkColopatrion]

you gotta admit.. the 3D modeling on the faces is quite... striking.

[Brokencodes]

ahahahah one of my favourites XD

[mentaljosh123]

Someone said it before me, but check out the pedo face! 0:29

[MajorShepard]

like the song. whats the game actually about?

[Anima10pontonet]

MP3 link and lyrics somewhere?

[eviltakai]

i love this song lol

[InochigakeHekireki]

Tsurupettan is made from three songs, mainly "lets go! Onmyouji (Hito yo oni~) part onwards," Mojipittan - Pettan pettan Tsurupettan part and "Tasukette Erin!" - the part where they lift their hands up and down while saying suika , suika, tsurupettan suika. Hope this helps :)

[Anima10pontonet]

Also, Agent Yoru wo Iku, even if only a small part. =D

[keyintomoshibi]

Someone should translate &/or sub this.

[keyintomoshibi]

Is this the origin of tsurupettan?

[HentaiOniisama]

some parts of it are used in tsurupettan~

[SchIeifer]

Speechless.

[dumass78]

What in the hell were those monks doing in 2:23 - 2:25?

[tuddy666]

This game looks trippy as hell. I want in.

[ElectricHawk]

The actual game is a fighting game believe or not. This is one of the background songs, and these guys are actually in the background of the stage singing it. It's awesome.

[arconnect0]

The red guy gets more screen time than anyone else, even the girl(with her solo parts)

[HyperDeathNote]

XD this was in tsurupettan XD

[laughingfurry]

Tsurupettan is actually a mix of three songs, with this being one of them.

[randomnessinabox]

puyo-puyo suru na~

[Shinoka]

This song was in Ontamarama too. ^^

[AzureDreams777]

Two versions of it, in fact. I had no idea about this song being in the game until I unlocked it, at which point I declared Ontamarama to be officially one of my favorite games ever. ^_^

[MikeOShay]

YAE!

[ShadowHattie]

TASUKETE ONMYOJIIIII

[HongSaintKitty]

Sugu ni yobimashou onmyouji! Rettsu gou!

[Arcanerain]

AWESOME. Even though I have no CLUE as to what's going on, I still think this is awesome.

[TekkenIdiot]

Onmyouji IKUZO!

[LedahX]

Also, I do have to agree that the stigmatization of magic in the west was quite tragic, but it didn't matter much when magic for most of human history was restricted to the literate upper classes. So, in effect, magic in both societies became a thing for the noble classes who were literate, whether they were European Alchemists, or Taoist alchemists (and the two influenced each other quite a bit).

[LuckyPagoda]

And, even so, the methods employed by Eastern mystics drastically differed in philosophical imperative. It would have been different, I must say, but I am not immediately sure if it would have positively affected Western philosophical tradition for the better.

[LedahX]

And yet few of those groups were as diehard monotheistic as the mainstream. To most of the magicians, god was a force that permeated the entire universe and several other planes of existence. It's quite easy to see the angelic and aeonic hiearchies as quite like the great diversity of kami in onymoudou. Magicians did not forsake the personal intuitive experience, which is why there were so many different sources with their own methods.

[LuckyPagoda]

Yes, but Western alchemical tradition was more inspired by Greek ideas of science and elements than it was by intuitive understanding. Take the concept of the "vision." A vision in Eastern mysticism would be interpreted as a common bond amongst mystics. In Western mysticism, visions would be the domain of some higher, unifying power. Recall Spinoza's excommunication and the methods employed to circumvent the church. There was no large church censoring Eastern mythology.

[LedahX]

Even after all that though, the Jewish Kabbalah has it's roots in Merkabah mysticism, and Hermeticism of the greeks was a result of many greek philosophers and scholars studying the mystery schools of egypt and older documents still and syncretizing them with diffent mystical schools of the time. In most cases of western magic, the Christian symbolism is purely incidental, hence why Thelema relies so little on Judeo-Christian symbols and instead prefer to use more pagan symbolism.

[LuckyPagoda]

Regardless, the sociological impact of Western magic was only to fuel hundreds of years of interesting literature, conspiracy theories, and intrigue. While it is all very fascinating, and religious traditions are exciting to learn about, Western thought is characterized by the very Greek logical thought that constructs its foundations, nullifying the intuitive experience it would have gotten had the Eastern religious played a larger part in its development.

[LedahX]

Actually, the magic of the west was hardly homogenous. It's important to realize that most of the magic arose out of the greek mystical groups, which were frequented by scholarly people off all kinds from all over the world at that time (one of the major centers was Alexandria). Most of the so called high magic of the west is a syncretism of the Hermetic cults, Jewish Kabbalah, and Christian mysticism such as the gnostics and much later, the Rosicrucians and Masons.

[LuckyPagoda]

The synthesis of Kabbalah, Christian mysticism, the gnostic cults, and further on are almost entirely monotheistic (with the possible exception of some branches of Judaism). The homogeneity does not come from the sources of the magic itself, but rather, the eventual combination of symbolic resource to a practical result. Occultists were idolaters and charlatans to the general population; most Eastern cultures did not suffer this stigma.

[Volvagia356]

I think "Onmyouji" means "Exorcist"

[LedahX]

Onmyouji means a practicioner of Onmyoudou. Onmyoudou is a form of Japanese natural science, mysticism, and occultism that shares influences with Japanese Taoism, Japanese Buddhism, and Shinto. Onmyouji perform many of the same things occultists from the west are known form such as divination, spell casting, and controlling spirits.

[rei336]

This song is too amazing. I listened to it like 2 years ago, and again today, still amazes me.

[Karasu64]

....ok dont know what to say

[zephyr2021]

this is awesome

[Longquark]

So that's where all those Tsurupettan references come from...

[aryinc]

omg

[lesschestisbest]

I prefer the Iosys version. o.o

[LuckyPagoda]

It is culture like this that make me really appreciate how limited the English language is in describing terms. We lack the spiritual connotations to even translate simple concepts like the "onmyoji."

[animematt]

Not necessarily. We never had an Onmyoji in the west. So we never needed a word for them.

[LuckyPagoda]

Precisely. Speaking symbolically, Western magical systems have been tied into Judeo-Christian religions. My comment was merely explaining that our homogeneous religious background (as opposed to the syncretic Japanese religious background) limits our ability to explain things within their proper contexts.

[iamimsa]

I agree with animematt. That's like saying Japanese is limited because it has no word for programmer...

[LuckyPagoda]

No, I'm afraid that's not what I mean. Language evolves as more symbols need expression within language. The Western world is almost entirely populated with Judeo-Christian roots. Had we been exposed to Buddhist or Hindu symbols earlier in our spiritual development, there might have been more synthesis in the language.

[Danube03]

weeaboo faggot

[LuckyPagoda]

I don't see how admiring the syncretic religious diaspora of Japan makes me a "weeaboo." It has a unique symbology that cannot be expressed within the boundaries of English without severe annotation.

[onepiececool]

oh hi person who doesnt know what weeaboo means

[romcollector]

Are you talking about the same culture that makes adaptations from english words to simple concepts they never had at first?

[LuckyPagoda]

Yes, of course. Language changes as culture changes. I never claimed that Japan was inherently better than other cultures, and nor do I claim that the Japanese language is inherently better than English. What I do claim is a sense of loss that the Western religious symbols went without the accepting and heterogeneous nature of Eastern religion.

[digikgirl]

Did I just hear "puyo puyo suru na"? xD;;