Since the anime weekend's already come to an unexpected conclusion, what better time to celebrate than with a familiar opening theme (namely that of 'Nichijou')?!

And do I even need to mention that this is my FIRST EVER ANIME SONG that I've officially covered, NES-style?

Original Song: Ken'ichi "Hyadain" [ヒャダイン] Maeyamada (Courtesy SUPALOVE/Lintis Records) [under FAIR USE, NO INFRINGEMENT/PLAGIARISM INTENDED]

Hyadain's "Kakakata-Kataomoi-C" (8-Bit Cover)

As part of yet another in the series of my post-hiatus comebacks, I'm dedicating this number to all SHINOBI fans everywhere - this was heard during the boss fight for Stage 3, in which Musashi takes on an enormous, deformed bio-monstrosity known as 'Hydra', whose only means of offense include not only its arm, but also portions of his skin and an impenetrable beam of light!  Every time you inflicted damage, he would change color dramatically and bury/arise every once in a while...enjoy, folks!!

Original Song: Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama & Masayuki Nagao (Courtesy Sega 1993) 

Shinobi 3 - Return of the Ninja Master / Super Shinobi 2, "My Dear D - Boss #3, Hydra" (8-Bit Cover)

This was remixed from a random midi found on the net using Synthfont. Awesome game and pretty well done for an early Genesis title; originally an arcade game by the way.  Sega did a great job porting it to their at the time, new Genesis console. But the game didn't give up its trademark difficulty the franchise is known for, that made some kids as well as adults break their controllers. Credit goes to Tamayo Kawamoto for making the original song. Song is from Ghouls n Ghosts on the Sega Genesis

Ghouls n Ghosts - Stage 2: The Village of Decay - Game Boy Style

In memory of the band's recently-deceased frontman, Ric Ocasek... I've decided to whip up my usual, long-awaited NES tribute to their legacy as it was set in stone more than 4 decades ago - in their first-ever, self-titled album no less!  And don't think I've never heard it before, because I have...(I'm looking at YOU, Circuit City)

Original Song: The Cars (Easton, Hawkes, the late Ocasek / Orr, Robinson & Baker - Elektra 1978) - under FAIR USE (NO INFRINGEMENT/PLAGIARISM INTENDED)

The Cars' "Just What I Needed" (8-Bit Cover)

As expected, due to not only the quota storage limitations of each channel, but also the debit card prohibition when paying for an upgrade here (WTF?! GET IT TOGETHER, SC!!), I've decided to introduce my 4TH AND LATEST CHANNEL HERE.  

Refer to the first track I uploaded for the links to my previous databases!

The Cars' "Just What I Needed" (8-Bit Cover)

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