Got to know them through Tokyo Idol Festival 2010. It was Co-co Natsu era I guess because I can still remember them wearing that costume in the PV.

edit : oh wait, come to think of it I got to know them during Kaitou Shoujo because they appeared on Nabeacchi with Idoling to promote TIF2010 wearing Kaitou Shoujo's costume.

Exactly this performance on Music Japan 2012.05.30 2010.05.30

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdkuru ... yyyy_music

My face would be like this



But only a casual fan (which means I follow but I don't buy any or their releases yet) just until recently I saw their Saitama Super Arena concert.

I discovered Momoclo on a French TV channel called "Nolife", which broadcasts J-Music. I started to like them when I saw "Z densetsu ~Owari naki kakumei~", and moreover it was subtitled, so I immediately understood their spirit! But I definitely fell in love with them when I discovered "D' no junjou".
It was on the beginning of 2012, I think. I'm so lucky to have been brought to know them ♥

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I'm also Megadeth fan when Marty Friedman there. Holy Wars, Hangar 18 are epic songs. Really nice to meet you here mate.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d4ui9q7eDM

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Wow, that's an awesome discovery /nyahaha

Please introduce yourself here

I heard about them when they first were getting attention as a new idol group (back in late 2010?). Didn't pay much attention tbh (i was deep into akb48).. liked Akarin though. Few months later found out that Akarin was leaving, which caught my attention, and I love her career now (i'm a sucker for models lol). I really liked her, but even more outside MC tbh.

Didn't really give their music a chance until Roudou Sanka, which pleasantly surprised me. But I wasn't that hooked yet, until stuff happened which made me take a break from the idol scene. One day I randomly clicked up some MomocloZ stuff that a friend kept sending me, Mugen no Ai really impressed me, i've never seen an idol song of this scale. Then to my not-so-surprise, Marty Friedman was involved (but really, he's been pimping MCZ for a while now) which added more to the appeal.

And now again, I read that Etsuko from the brilliant soutaisei riron was involved in a MCZ song, i was like.. "THIS I GOTTA SEE", and glad to say, i was again thrown off my seat, no idol song is this uniquely constructed, very very forward imo. But it's the girls that really got me in the end. Momoka and Kanako really are very powerful performers, and that sealed the deal for me after seeing some live DVD's. Been playing catch-up ever since last month, and im learning a lot about momoclo (and kanakooooo!!) /love

Also helped that a friend of mine, who sadly gave up on supporting MCZ, gave his singles/dvds to me and that pretty much gave me fuel to support them more. lol, long post.

Hey, it been 1 month 9 days since I joined here and I wish I was able to get on here more but I had finals and so many HW from summer school

Anyways, how I found out about MCZ was through an TV where the Mayuyu Fan Comedian Yamasato Ryota was talking about his new favorite idol group back in 2009 so I checked MCZ out and got hooked to them even since

In early 2012 I became interested in the atmospheric style of Japanese horror films. I started watching films like Ringu, Dark Water, Ju-On, and others, including Shirome. I knew nothing about idol groups, and thought Momoiro Clover was a bubblegum pop group that probably had an audience made up of pre-teen girls.

I thought the girls were cute (except when they cried loudly, which was very annoying), and the movie was interesting but nothing great. I would have never given them another thought if they hadn't included the performance of Zenryoku Shoujo. I really liked the song, and the performance blew me away, the way the girls traded vocals throughout the song. I had never seen an audience like this either, waving light sticks and shouting and chanting back to the stage. (I didn't know at the time that they were shouting the girls' names.)

That one song was all it took. I was hooked, and I've been a fan ever since. There was some confusion at first, since I don't know Japanese. I didn't know that Momoiro Clover, Momoiro Clover Z, and MomoClo were all names of the same group, and it took me a while to learn to pronounce each girl's name and figure out who was who. I liked Reni at first, for her beautiful face and wild dancing, but I just called her Purple until I learned her actual name.

So, I've been a MomoClo fan for only about 7 months. I can't afford to buy any product, but I have a growing collection of video and audio files taking up more and more space on my computer. I think the music is great and the girls are a lot of fun, and I hope they continue for a long time. /love2

I found them on YouTube sometime in November of 2012. I was randomly checking out videos from Japan and came across one of their concerts. They were performing Contradiction at Yomiuri Land East on August 20, 2011. I recently just ordered the DVD of this concert /walk I was amazed at the energy and interaction they had with the fans. Even though I don't speak or understand Japanese, I still watch their videos and and try to get an idea of what is going on or being said. I'm trying to learn Japanese on my own to better understand whats happening in the videos. I was drawn to Kanako's charismatic personality and at first, she was my favorite member. But the more I saw of momoclo, the more I started to like Momoka /love I still really like Kanako but Momoka took over the #1 spot for me lol

I basically discovered MomoClo during the 20th anniversary of Sailor Moon when they announced the new anime. Their performance wasn't that great during that considering it was at a convention where they probably had a performance before the announcement. Moonlight Densetsu didn't work out for them so i didn't give them a chance. I then found "Mite Mite Kocchicchi" when a little girl was dancing to it as well as being the ending of Pokemon. I did some research, watched a prank show they were on, saw Otome Sensou and got hooked. This has lasted since... October? So a fan for about six months. But i managed to get to know more about them and actually cried when i saw Akarin's graduation concert ( ; ; )