THE Masayuki Paradise

Yamamoto-sensei has seemingly made pseudonyms for the past couple of years, all of which had been retired to rightfully choose his real name. These are: Miho Touda  - Miho is a particularly female name, but using this name as a male is very peculiar; I doubt Miho is named after his daughter. This was used when he wrote  Tadashii Seishun for Kyuukyoku Choujin R, Harukaze ABC  for One Two Jump! and Aishuu Madonna . INDEPENDENCE  - A one-off alias used for Nekketsu Fighters no Uta , a fight song for the Hokkaido Ham Fighters. Kururo Fujiwara  - I thought it could be an alias of Ikuro Fujiwara, but when the Rekishi Series compilation album was released, the songs with Kururo as the arranger are instead credited to Yamamoto, so it's speculative that it could be another pseudonym of Yamamoto-sensei's, and it's used solely for songs under the Rekishi Series, which was sadly done in only two albums. Pseudonyms can confuse some people as they might think it could be...

 Here is the third part of Masayuki Yamamoto's biography. The section where he got a career that stuck him for 35 years (as of this writing). Yamamoto's anime music work went well until the time Itadakiman  was about to air. As mentioned in the previous part of the biography , the show went through changes with one of them being some musician scheduling conflict or something similar. Yamamoto was also given no character choice for him to voice. He was very disappointed with so little task to make music on that he eventually left production. Itadakiman also went through a timeslot change and failed to impress the audience -- both from the concept and the late evening schedule -- that Tatsunoko cut the episodes from the planned 26 to just 20, and ceased the Time Bokan franchise for a while. Meanwhile in MIC, after Galactic Whirlwind   Sasuraiger concluded, their shows didn't perform well through both quality and its toy sponsors. Chou Kosoku Galvion  suffered the simi...