History Music / Machigerita

* {{Bishounen}}: Did you even look at the header image?

* UrbanLegends: Meta example with "Rotten Girl Grotesque Romance"; it's been rumored that the song is based off of a real murder case in Japan that was officially never revealed to the public, but there was a report that was leaked about it. It's worth mentioning Machigerita has never confirmed this to be true, and if the song's [[TheWikiRule Vocaloid Wiki]] page is anything to go by, he thought up the lyrics on a train ride home and [[ShrugOfGod has no idea what was going through his head when he came up with the lyrics]].

--->''Strawberry tart drizzled with a special sauce''
--->''Top it with an eyeball and add more cream''
--->''Is the sweet scent making you dizzy?''
--->''My love comes with a fork and knife~''

* GivenNameReveal: During his first preformance with NILADMIRARI, he revealed his real first name to be Daisuke (written in Japanese as 大典) and it will be the name he'll use when working with the band.

* Pun: Due to the nature of the Japanese language there are lots of opportunities to sneak in double meanings in the written lyrics. Machigerita takes advantage of these opportunities a lot.

* NothingIsScarier: ''Mother'' is extermely vague yet terrifying. It begins with a laughter and then a scream before a girl notices her mother is in the house and sees her neck twisting, she then makes an unsettling stutter and her voice gets all the more deep as she begs the viewer to run for their life as mother has already "gotten" her. It ends with a distoring sound effect. There isn't even a real music video to clue you in, it's just a picture of the daughter, staring.

He is the composer for ''Franchise/{{Tsukiuta}}'''s January representatives, Hajime and Yuki, as well as the original songs in the series' 4th and 6th stage plays ''Lunatic Party'' and ''[[https://youtu.be/7mYsEGbpm2U Kurenai Enishi]]''.

** His compositions for ''Franchise/{{Tsukiuta}}'''s January male representative Mutsuki Hajime are some of the sexiest songs in the series, particularly "Koiwasuregusa" (Hajime's duet with his partner, March representative Haru), and "Aa. Kami wo Nadete, Hoho wo Nadete, Omae wo Aishite yaru" ("Ah. I will stroke your hair, I will brush your cheeks, and I will love you.")

He is the composer for ''Franchise/{{Tsukiuta}}'''s January representatives, Hajime and Yuki, as well as the original songs in the series' 4th and 6th stage plays ''Lunatic Party'' and [[https://youtu.be/7mYsEGbpm2U ''Kurenai Enishi'']].

* PlayingAgainstType: It's hard to believe that he is the one composing the first opening theme of ''VideoGame/AkaSeka'', a poetic and upbeat song entitled ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnaossH3SA8 Kotohogi no Hana]]''. About half of songs for the Tsukiuta stage plays are also upbeat, like the themes for both. "Oboro no Koe" and "Tenko Eika" from [[https://youtu.be/7mYsEGbpm2U ''Kurenai Enishi'']] aren't upbeat, but they are slow, melancholy, and pensive, also against his "type", so to speak.

He is the composer for ''Franchise/{{Tsukiuta}}'''s January representatives, Hajime and Yuki, as well as the original songs in the series' 4th and 6th stage plays ''Lunatic Party'' and ''Kurenai Enishi''.

* PlayingAgainstType: It's hard to believe that he is the one composing the first opening theme of ''VideoGame/AkaSeka'', a poetic and upbeat song entitled ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnaossH3SA8 Kotohogi no Hana]]''.

He is the composer for ''Franchise/{{Tsukiuta}}'''s January representatives, Hajime and Yuki, as well as the original songs in their 4th and 6th stage plays ''Lunatic Party'' and ''Kurenai Enishi''.