Trigger

**"Trigger"** is the official theme song of ○○ no Shuyaku wa Wareware da!. The song is used as the opening and ending for every video posted by the group, and occasionally as a background music.

## Background

The song is created by Japanese composer a\_hisa, whose songs, "Kreutzer" and "Celestial Exploring", were previously used as the opening and ending for Wrwrd's videos, respectively. The song was created as part of Wrwrd's channel renewal, replacing the freeware songs with an original one and giving the group a new identity.

Although the full song was released on December 27, 2020, snippets of the song could already be heard prior with the release of Wrwrd's new opening and ending clip on September 19 and October 17 of the same year, respectively. The song's official release was teased by the members, who each posted a letter forming the song's title on Twitter, from December 21 until 27, where the song's music video was shown for the first time.

## Composition

The song is composed in the key F-sharp minor and has 140 beats per minute and a running time of 3 minutes and 1 second. It is an upbeat song with slight influences from military songs and marches. The song features multiple instruments in different parts representing the 11 active members of Wrwrd.

## Music Video

The music video premiered during the song's official release on December 27, 2020. It is animated by oxxo, and featured illustrations from Saimoni. The video introduces the members one by one while they play their instruments, and ends with a concert featuring all of them.

The video starts with a football flying through a colorful light tunnel which then cuts into a city, where Koneshima can be seen playing the trumpet in an alley. It moves to a different part of the city and focuses on Roboro, who's playing the keyboard while holograms in the shape of dumbbells are floating next to him. The scene then cuts again to a building. In front of the building are nine square holograms with the members' names on it. The squares randomly glows one by one until it stops at Shaoron's name. The holograms then disappear and one of the building's windows opens, revealing Shaoron playing the keytar. Another hologram showing the number 1.5% appears before him as he cries.

## Trivia

* The music video is currently Wrwrd's most watched video to date.
* The music video features many references to previous works and other materials.
	+ The video itself starts with a flying football and ends in a football stadium. Football is Koneshima's favorite sport.
	+ Koneshima wears the same blue cape worn by his counterpart in *Isekai no Shuyaku wa Wareware da!.*
	+ During Roboro's part, his silhouette appears as a muscular man while a pair of dumbbells can be seen floating next to him, referencing his hobby of bodybuilding. Roboro himself wears an Oni mask on the left side of his face, referencing *Minecraft Noroi Oni*.
	+ Shaoron has a tail and his knit hat is shaped to resemble horns, referencing his counterpart in *Makai no Shuyaku wa Wareware da!.* His part in the video is a reference to the 2014 member popularity poll, where he got the lowest votes at 1.5%.
	+ Zomu being a werewolf and carrying a bow is a reference to *Minecraft Werewolf*.
	+ Utsu-sensei can be seen sitting on top of a stack of cushions, referencing Shoten videos.
	+ Osuman's part takes place in a church-like setting, another reference to *Isekai no Shuyaku wa Wareware da!.*
	+ The small hut where Tonton's part takes place is likely a reference to *White Pig Princess*. Tonton himself is depicted shirtless with tattoos on his right arm and is riding a bicycle. This is a reference to Wrwrd's *Grand Theft Auto V* gameplays.
	+ Shoppi playing a rhythm game is likely a reference to the story of the DDR club. He can also be seen with an axe, referencing *Minecraft Tag*.
	+ Cino has a combat helmet on his back, referencing *Minecraft Great Escape.*
	+ Emile lighting up the stage and being in the center while playing his instrument with everyone else is a reference to Wrwrd's old opening clip, where he is also in the center.
	+ Gruppen's part in general is a homage to *GisGis Minecraft*.
* During the final part of the video, one of the gearhead person at the football field can be seen wearing KuRaRe-sensei's fox mask, while the gearhead person who acted as goalkeeper is wearing Torazo's plastic bag. This makes the two of them the only non-Wrwrd members to be referenced in the music video.