Moonbowmusicmovie

moonbowmusicmovie is a group of Japanese musicians that do mainly covers of video game music.
==History==
moonbowmusicmovie joined YouTube on June 27, 2011 with Eriko Iwasawa doing the flute, Hiroyuki Kato as the guitarist, Makoto Susaki as the bassist, and Kenta Sato as the secondary guitarist. The same day of joining, an acoustic cover of Memory of Light and Waves from Final Fantasy X-2 was released. The next cover would be Guardia Millennial Fair from Chrono Trigger. The third cover would be the group's first officially medley, doing themes from Dragon Quest III. After that came the Chocobo theme from the Final Fantasy series. Next in line spelled four individual covers from Chrono Trigger, and the most successful out of them was Corridors of Time.
When 2012 came, the next big thing the group did was a medley of themes from Super Mario Bros. 3. Two individual themes from Chrono Trigger came afterwards, which were the Frog's theme and World Revolution. It would be until mid-2013 when another breakthrough came by, which featured a medley of Super Mario Kart. Months later, a cover of Zelda's Lullaby from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time came about. The success forged on with covers of J-E-N-O-V-A from Final Fantasy VII and the Hyrule Field theme from Ocarina of Time.
On January 11, 2015, the group did a 2-hour live stream at a club featuring the Takeaki Kunimoto Band, doing various video game covers. Nearly four months later, the group did a cover of the Milky Way Wishes intro from Kirby Super Star with an animated art video showing instead of the band on the camera. A much bigger breakthrough came when the group released a medley of Super Mario World. Afterwards, two individual covers from Super Mario World featured the boss battle theme and the credits theme.
The next three notable covers were Balloon's Fight from Dragon Quest IV, Pollyanna from the Mother series, and best of all, A Place to Call Home from Final Fantasy IX. On September 12, 2017, the channel streamed its first gameplay. The game that was played was Rakuen. After four live streams of gameplay, the groups next big name cover was the Song of Mana from Legend of Mana. The group performed live in Finland, which was shown on May 29, 2018. Next in line was a medley with themes from the NES game Mega Man.
The next three breakthrough covers were the mini-boss theme from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Birth of a God from Final Fantasy VII, and Aria from Final Fantasy VI featuring Lauren the Flute. The group continued to do a bulk of covers of themes from the Final Fantasy series. On May 8, 2021, the group did a specialized 360-degree video clip with the Fever theme from Dr. Mario.
Category:Japanese YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2011
Category:Music YouTubers