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"'''See See Seacons'''" (See See シーコンズ) is the [[image song]] of the [[Seacon (Masterforce)|Seacons]] from ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Super-God Masterforce]]''. Performed by [[Masato Hirano]] (the voice actor behind [[Turtler]] and [[King Poseidon]]), the song does not translate particularly well into English, as it structured entirely around Japanese language puns that involve the names of the Seacons being mistaken for other similar-sounding Japanese words. Yeah, it's pretty weird. | "'''See See Seacons'''" (See See シーコンズ) is the [[image song]] of the [[Seacon (Masterforce)|Seacons]] from ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Super-God Masterforce]]''. Performed by [[Masato Hirano]] (the voice actor behind [[Turtler]] and [[King Poseidon]]), the song does not translate particularly well into English, as it is structured entirely around Japanese language puns that involve the names of the Seacons being mistaken for other similar-sounding Japanese words. Yeah, it's pretty weird. | ||
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| "See See Seacons" See See シーコンズ
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| Performed by: | Masato Hirano | |
| Composed by: | Takamune Negishi | |
| Lyrics by: | Kayoko Fuyumori | |
| Arranged by: | Ishida Katsunori | |
"See See Seacons" (See See シーコンズ) is the image song of the Seacons from Super-God Masterforce. Performed by Masato Hirano (the voice actor behind Turtler and King Poseidon), the song does not translate particularly well into English, as it is structured entirely around Japanese language puns that involve the names of the Seacons being mistaken for other similar-sounding Japanese words. Yeah, it's pretty weird.
Lyrics
Original Japaneseタートラー タートラー オーバーバイト オーバーバイト ガルフ ガルフ
ロブクロウ ロブクロウ クラーケン クラーケン テンタキル テンタキル
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Rōmaji transliterationTurtler, Turtler Overbite, Overbite Gulf, Gulf
Lobclaw, Lobclaw Kraken, Kraken Tentakil, Tentakil
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English translationTurtler, Turtler Overbite, Overbite Gulf, Gulf
Lobclaw, Lobclaw Kraken, Kraken Tentakil, Tentakil
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Album releases
- 2004 — Transformers — History of Music: 1984-1990 (Columbia Music Entertainment)
- 2007 — Transformers — Song Universe (Columbia Music Entertainment)
Notes
- "Waiwaiwaiwai" is Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound of a crowd.


