All Night Tenpai Fever
| All Night Tenpai Fever | |
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| Vocals | Citron, Kazunari Miyoshi, Sakyo Furuichi, Azuma Yukishiro |
| CV | Masashi Igarashi, Tomoru Akazawa, Yuuichi Jose, Tetsuya Kakihara |
| Lyrics | Hige Driver |
| Composition | Hige Driver |
| Arrangement | Hige Driver |
| Album | A3! Spotlight EP |
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"All Night Tenpai Fever" (オールナイト・テンパイ・フィーバー (OORUNAITO TENPAI FIIBAA) ) is the theme song for the MANKAI Company Mahjong Club featured in the Spotlight: Wolf vs Ginsenkai & Mahjong Club event. The song is performed by Citron, Kazunari, Sakyo, and Azuma sung by Masashi Igarashi, Tomoru Akazawa, Yuuichi Jose, and Tetsuya Kakihara respectively. During the event, the in-game version could be added to the user's Jukebox by exchanging 15 Limited Scout Letters. The full song was later released on April 2, 2024 as a standalone single, before being rereleased on October 23, 2024 in the A3! Spotlight LP.
Lyrics
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全員 一成 全員 一成 東 全員 左京 全員 シトロン 一成 左京 シトロン 一成 東 一成 東 全員 一成 東 全員 東 一成 全員 左京 全員 シトロン 全員 左京 一成 東 シトロン 一成 東 一成 全員 東 一成 全員 |
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All Kazunari All Kazunari Azuma All Sakyo All Citron Kazunari Sakyo Citron Kazunari Azuma Kazunari Azuma All Kazunari Azuma All Azuma Kazunari All Sakyo All Citron All Sakyo Kazunari Azuma Citron Kazunari Azuma Kazunari All Azuma Kazunari All |
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All Kazunari All Kazunari Azuma All Sakyo All Citron Kazunari Sakyo Citron Kazunari Azuma Kazunari Azuma All Kazunari Azuma All Azuma Kazunari All Sakyo All Citron All Sakyo Kazunari Azuma Citron Kazunari Azuma Kazunari All Azuma Kazunari All |
Notes
- ↑ (Disclaimer: I know almost nothing about mahjong, so if my research steered me towards inaccurate information I apologize.)
東南西北: Many aspects of mahjong (seating, turn order, round order) follow this rotation. - ↑ メンタンピン: A combination of riichi, tanyao, and pinfu yaku. A yaku is a victory condition.
- ↑ ドラ: A special tile that adds one han value to your hand
- ↑ 聴牌: A hand that only needs one more tile to win
- ↑ 自摸: A self-pulled tile, or to win by pulling one
- ↑ From tenpai, not particularly from winning
- ↑ 表裏: Both the standard dora and the hidden dora underneath it, or the openly displayed and hidden side of something in general (like a gameplan, for example)
- ↑ ポン: A call that allows you to trade someone’s discarded tile with one in your hand to complete a sequence or triplet
- ↑ 対々: A yaku made entirely of triplets or quads
- ↑ タンヤオ: A yaku made only of tiles numbered 2-8
- ↑ 嶺上開花: Actually “rinshan kaihou,” a yaku made by a tsumo pulled from the dead wall (the otherwise “out of use” wall)
- ↑ 四暗刻: A yakuman (special yaku set to max value) with four closed triplets
- ↑ 喰い断: An open tanyao (all singles)
- ↑ 跳満: The first han point increase beyond the mangan score cap
- ↑ ベタ降り: Giving up on your own chances of winning to discard only safe tiles and attempt to minimize your opponents’ winnings
- ↑ 棒テン: Disregarding everything else and getting tenpai as fast as possible
- ↑ 即リー: A yaku that any closed hand in tenpai can declare
- ↑ 三色: A yaku of one sequence in each suit with the same numbers
- ↑ 大三元: "Three Big Dragons" is a yakuman with triplets or quads of all 3 dragon tile types. It’s actually called “daisangen” in Japanese as opposed to Citron's“daigensan”
- ↑ ワンチャン: When three of the same tile are visible, allowing you to discard a tile with a low chance of it being the winning piece someone’s waiting for
- ↑ 連荘: The next round starts but the winds don’t rotate, for variable reasons but one can always be that the dealer won

