Master Mosquiton OAV
Master Mosquiton OAV is a musical project that came together in 1997, linked to the band Zard. It was formed by former Zard members Daisuke Miyake and Kyoji...
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Master Mosquiton OAV is a musical project that came together in 1997, linked to the band Zard. It was formed by former Zard members Daisuke Miyake and Kyoji Yamamoto, along with producer Kazuyoshi Baba, after the passing of Zard's vocalist Izumi Sakai.
Their debut single 'Invincible Love' served as the theme for the OAV series of the same name. The song is a ballad that carries a melancholic tone, and it became well-known among fans of anime music at the time.
Beyond that single, not much else is widely documented about their output or activities. The project seems to have been a brief, focused effort tied to that specific anime release.
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