Spanking Exorcist Ending Song Gets Live-Action MV About a Housing Complex Affair
Bhaskara, who wrote the ending song "Ai Spanking ~From Room 402~" for the butt-slapping exorcism game Spanking Exorcist, planned and paid for a live-action music video out of his own pocket.
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Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
A composer funding a live-action video himself, and keeping the song rights in exchange for work on a production he describes as precarious, shows how far the game's music is being carried outside the game.
Key Facts
- Bhaskara composed "Ai Spanking ~From Room 402~," the ending song for Spanking Exorcist.
- Bhaskara planned the live-action music video and covered its production cost himself.
- Katsumi Sasaki directed the music video.
- Bhaskara says he wrote the lyrics in the image of a kayokyoku seriously singing the feelings of a housing complex wife or mistress.
He told Game Spark he set the melody first, took older visual kei as a reference, and wrote the lyrics as a kayokyoku-style song about a housing complex wife or mistress. Katsumi Sasaki directed the video.
Bhaskara says he was not paid for the composition itself, and that the arrangement came out of his own pocket too. He set two conditions for the work: all rights to the song belong to him, and if Spanking Exorcist were scrapped, he could make Spanking Exorcist himself. The game's production progress, he says, was precarious.
The song keeps its footing in deliberately straight treatment. Bhaskara wrote the lyrics with the image of a kayokyoku song that seriously sings the feelings of a housing complex wife or mistress, on the reasoning that fooling around at full power gets lame. He says the final drop references "TAMAKIN" by the band Various Crosses, and that he wanted to see a damp MV.
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