I like to imagine that the guy with the tall hat is someone who has been trying for days to get them all to follow the choreography, but he winds up yelling at all the other dancers when they make minor mistakes or go off and sing on their own.
Evil spirits disperse! Evil spirits disperse! When you are in trouble with grudge and monster DoMan! SeMan! DoMan! SeMan! Let's call Onmyoji right away! Let's go!
@@Dasyati You wouldn't be too far off with that. That's kinda what Onmyouji back then (in the Heian and Sengoku periods) were believed to be capable of.
Knew this song because of MAD or AMV of Mononoke, Title is "Let's go Kusuriuri" which is awesome by the way. That was almost a decade ago. Then here comes Hololive Coco & Marine singing this. Never felt so good to listen to this song again lmao.
@@Zenotron Someone who practices "onmyodou", "the way of yin and yang". They were basically court wizards/sorcerers, astronomers, and diviners during the Heian period, and were supposed to do things like make predictions, protect the country from evil spirits, etc. As far as I know they don't have any particular association with the dead. They were supposed to be able to summon and bind nature spirits called "shikigami" as familiars, so if you decided to consider a shikigami a type of ghost then you could call an onmyouji a necromancer, but that feels like a stretch. It feels kind of like how the convention used to be to translate "youkai" as "demon", even though youkai have nothing to do with hell and generally aren't evil (they can be benevolent, malevolent, or anything in between, and a lot of them obey strange codes of behaviour and manners, making them closer to a japanese equivalent to something like celtic fae than "demons", although even that comparison isn't super accurate). "Necromancer" has a lot of specific and sinister connotations that don't really have anything to do with what onmyouji were about.
I'd call Onmyouji a "spiritualist", it's more their way as they deal with spirits at regular basis and sometimes either persuade or force them to pass on.
@@hypercube8735 "Exorcist" would be a better translation in the context of this song; "Esoteric Taoist Sorcerer" if you want to encapsulate your explanation in three words fairly accurately.
An onmyouji was not a necromancer, they were a master of onmyoudou ("the way of yin and yang"), an ancient Japanese system of science and magic based on the Taoist philosophies of yin and yang and wu xing, the five classic elements (symbolized by the Taoist pentagram, not related to western paganism).
The weirdest part about this is that it has absolutely NOTHING to do with the game! This is just Background Music for one of the stages in the fighting game. But the production staff clearly had WAY TOO MUCH FUN making this.
@@1Invinc "This is just Background Music for one of the stages in the fighting game." Thanks for the info. But if this is just background music, there where is this video (without any gameplay elements visible) obtained? Is it included as a separate video in the game or something?
Onmyouji does not mean "Necromancer", "Sorcerer" or any of the garbage translations out there. An Onmyouji is an Onmyouji. Just like you call them Catholics. Onmyoudo is from 阴阳道 (Yin yang dao) and they practice Daoism as well as Wuxing, Feng Shui and a number of other Chinese and Japanese ways.
@@GRAVERINTH They're referring to FuwaMoco, a pair of twin vtubers for Hololive EN. They sang this song for their first karaoke finale. BAU BAU is basically their catchphrase.
![[Mononoke] Let's Go! Kusuriuri](/img/n.gif)
Zen priest, priestess and monks performing exorcism to techno music is totally my style man 😂😂😂😂😂
色褪せぬ名曲
I like to imagine that the guy with the tall hat is someone who has been trying for days to get them all to follow the choreography, but he winds up yelling at all the other dancers when they make minor mistakes or go off and sing on their own.
Doctor: "you have 5 minutes and 25 seconds left to live, we also need you to let us know who to call when we need help."
Me:
Lol😂😂😂
Yabeno Hikomaro: 0:27 "Say no more."
it looks 100% like something out of Xavier Renegade Angel and i love it.
I thought the same AHAHAHAHA
Evil spirits disperse! Evil spirits disperse!
When you are in trouble with grudge and monster
DoMan! SeMan! DoMan! SeMan!
Let's call Onmyoji right away! Let's go!
Gonna start calling this the Japanese Ghostbusters theme
@@Dasyati You wouldn't be too far off with that. That's kinda what Onmyouji back then (in the Heian and Sengoku periods) were believed to be capable of.
Just as good as I remembered from when I was a kid and played it on a hacked xbox, the ost in this game had no business slapping this hard.
"this game had no business slapping this hard"
Disagree, the game is awesome.
@@ActionGamerAaron learn to read
AKURYOU TAISAN AKURYOU TAISAN!!!!!!!!!
Douman seiman douman seiman!
Knew this song because of MAD or AMV of Mononoke, Title is "Let's go Kusuriuri" which is awesome by the way. That was almost a decade ago.
Then here comes Hololive Coco & Marine singing this. Never felt so good to listen to this song again lmao.
Same! That is a mononoke staple
Fuwamoco introducing Nerissa to this lol
Translating "onmyouji" as "necromancer" is an interesting choice.
What does it actually translate to?
@@Zenotron Someone who practices "onmyodou", "the way of yin and yang". They were basically court wizards/sorcerers, astronomers, and diviners during the Heian period, and were supposed to do things like make predictions, protect the country from evil spirits, etc. As far as I know they don't have any particular association with the dead. They were supposed to be able to summon and bind nature spirits called "shikigami" as familiars, so if you decided to consider a shikigami a type of ghost then you could call an onmyouji a necromancer, but that feels like a stretch.
It feels kind of like how the convention used to be to translate "youkai" as "demon", even though youkai have nothing to do with hell and generally aren't evil (they can be benevolent, malevolent, or anything in between, and a lot of them obey strange codes of behaviour and manners, making them closer to a japanese equivalent to something like celtic fae than "demons", although even that comparison isn't super accurate).
"Necromancer" has a lot of specific and sinister connotations that don't really have anything to do with what onmyouji were about.
@@hypercube8735 Well, it's the official translation. Blame Noise Factory.
I'd call Onmyouji a "spiritualist", it's more their way as they deal with spirits at regular basis and sometimes either persuade or force them to pass on.
@@hypercube8735 "Exorcist" would be a better translation in the context of this song; "Esoteric Taoist Sorcerer" if you want to encapsulate your explanation in three words fairly accurately.
still listening in 2024.
無駄に画質と音質が良くて草
Here to Celebrate the 15th anniversary of it!
Might want to return on the 30th anniversary of Power Instinct soon as well
It’s the same age as me😭 2007
An onmyouji was not a necromancer, they were a master of onmyoudou ("the way of yin and yang"), an ancient Japanese system of science and magic based on the Taoist philosophies of yin and yang and wu xing, the five classic elements (symbolized by the Taoist pentagram, not related to western paganism).
Thanks for the upload!
lol it's nice that someone uploaded it in HD on an English channel, I would've done it myself if I knew but I was afraid of copyright.
Gracias por esto, lo amo.
This is basically the asian Ghostbusters theme.
LET'S GO, ONMIOUJI!!!
You absolutely must be ballin' ridiculously to properly enjoy this.
El profe :este es el examen más importante deben concentrarse.
Yo en mi mente :
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yep. Still awesome
ええ？！ 画質がいい？
それw
日本が誤解されそうだ・・・。
WTF that was awesome!
The most surreal Atlus FMV I've ever seen
Also kinda bizarre that I was brought here by SiIvaGunner of all people
15 años!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉
Es una chingonada está rola. Igual la de debut hiakan.. Creo que así se escribe.
NICO NICO DOUGA MEME SONG
This is amazing! What is it? An extra on the PS2 game?
Play this at 120% or 125% speed and you get the Chuudoku no Hou e Okuru Ikkyoku version
nice beats. i like.
The HD edition
Shin Gouketsu Ichizoku Matrimale
Awesome!!!
imagine of lever 4 on geometry dash meltdown
what
Que buena canción gracias al Nico Nico douga Ryuseigun conocí está canción y el juego de dónde proviene
Is this like a cinematic in the game or what?
game
The weirdest part about this is that it has absolutely NOTHING to do with the game!
This is just Background Music for one of the stages in the fighting game.
But the production staff clearly had WAY TOO MUCH FUN making this.
@@1Invinc "This is just Background Music for one of the stages in the fighting game."
Thanks for the info. But if this is just background music, there where is this video (without any gameplay elements visible) obtained? Is it included as a separate video in the game or something?
@@seneca983 its a secret cinematic in the game thats unlocked upon completing an extremely hard set of challenges
@@seehowtheyfall3365 Ah, that answers my question. Thanks.
Ojalá pusieras en este video la traducción
Athena the later years
El profe: preparen una coreo para el acto de fin de año
Los pibes: no se diga más 🎎
I loved this song before I even knew it was a meme thanks to OnTaMaRaMa.
Why the hell am I the only person that remembers OnTaMaRaMa?
Thin Nen or Chinnen Theme
Onmyouji does not mean "Necromancer", "Sorcerer" or any of the garbage translations out there. An Onmyouji is an Onmyouji. Just like you call them Catholics.
Onmyoudo is from 阴阳道 (Yin yang dao) and they practice Daoism as well as Wuxing, Feng Shui and a number of other Chinese and Japanese ways.
BAU BAU brought me here. 💙❤️
Tf is a BAU BAU
@@GRAVERINTH They're referring to FuwaMoco, a pair of twin vtubers for Hololive EN. They sang this song for their first karaoke finale. BAU BAU is basically their catchphrase.
BAU BAU ❤️💙