M!LK's That's! Supernatural Cleared for Niconico Video and Live Use
DWANGO announced on November 5 that M!LK's "That's! Supernatural" is available for use on Niconico Video and Niconico Live under a master license agreement, letting creators use the original sound source in videos and broadcasts.
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Why it matters
The license gives Niconico's danmaku comment culture a legal handle on an anime opening that viewers already treat as a running joke, at a moment when M!LK's presence on the platform is unusually strong for a male idol group.
Key Facts
- DWANGO announced on November 5 that M!LK's "That's! Supernatural" is available for use on Niconico Video and Niconico Live.
- The master license agreement lets Niconico creators use the original sound source in videos and broadcasts.
- "That's! Supernatural" is the opening theme for the TV anime "Chojun! Chojō Senpai," which began in October.
- M!LK is a five-member male idol group affiliated with Stardust Promotion.
- In comments on the anime's official Niconico streams, the pattern of writing "There's no way M!LK would do an anime song" followed by "It's M!LK!" has become established.
The song is the opening theme for the TV anime "Chojun! Chojō Senpai," which began airing in October.
The terms cover the original sound source, not a cover or a short edit, so creators can build videos and live broadcasts around the track itself. DWANGO's announcement asks users to follow the published guidelines.
"That's! Supernatural" is the opening theme for "Chojun! Chojō Senpai," which started in October. The article does not state whether the platform boom prompted the agreement, but notes the timing. In the comments on the anime's official Niconico streams, the pattern of writing "There's no way M!LK would do an anime song" followed by "It's M!LK!" has settled in.
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