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D4DJ

D4DJ Groovy Mix Gets New Trailer & Music Video Introducing Esora Shimizu & All The Girls

Bushiroard released another English trailer of the waifu DJ rhythm mobile game D4DJ Groovy Mix, alongside a music video.

Bushiroard released another English trailer of the waifu DJ rhythm mobile game D4DJ Groovy Mix, alongside a music video.

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The trailer focuses primarily on introducing Esora Shimizu from the Peaky P-Key unit. She is the unit’s backup vocalist and of the characters who appear in the game and other related media.

You can watch her respond to ten question and get to know her a bit better before the game releases in English.

The second trailer is a music video featuring the theme song of the game titled “Love! Hug! Groovy!!” featuring the whole cast from all six DJ units in an extensive medley. Do keep in mind that you can turn English subtitles on for this one.

You can watch both trailers below.

D4DJ Groovy Mix released in Japan on October 25, 2020 for iOS and Android. The global version will be separate from the Japanese version, but transferring accounts will be possible. It’ll launch on May 27, 2021.

It’s part of a mixed media project by Bushiroad that includes games, anime, and live concerts. You may be familiar with Busiroad mostly due to another rhythm mobile game, BanG Dream!.

If you’d like to see more characters, you can enjoy a trailer about Rinku Aimoto, another featuring Maho Akatsuone introducing Muni Ohnarutoone focusing on Rei Togetsu, two showcasing Kyoko Yamate and Shinobu Inuyose, and one starring Yuka Jennifer Sasago.

If you want to see quite a few music videos, you can check out an earlier one performed by Photon Maiden, another by Happy Around, one by Photon Maiden with a cover from The Galaxy Express 999one by Lyrical Lily with a cover from Gakkou Gurashi, and the opening song. The Japanese version of the game also recently received a pretty cute collaboration with Monster Hunter.


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