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オーイシマサヨシ - ニンゲン [2026.01.11/FLAC/MP3/RAR]

1/10/2026

Detail:	オーイシマサヨシ - ニンゲン
Artist & Title	オーイシマサヨシ - ニンゲン
File Format	FLAC
Archive	RAR
Release Date	2026.01.11

1 Introduction
2 "ニンゲン": The Sonic Paradox of Cynical Joy
3 Lyrical Genius: Deconstructing the Textbook Definition
4 Conclusion

Introduction:

In a classroom where the definition of "human" is the very subject of debate, the opening theme must be a philosophical proposition set to melody. On January 11, 2026, the maestro of infectious, idea-driven anime pop, Masayoshi Ōishi (大石昌良), delivers exactly that with his new single, "ニンゲン" (Ningen / "Human"). Serving as the opening theme for the subversive fantasy series A Misanthrope Teaches a Class for Demi-Humans (人外教室の人間嫌い教師), this track is a brilliant, upbeat puzzle a song that uses its own irresistible catchiness to deconstruct the very concept of its title, asking what it means to be "human" from the perspective of those who both admire and are excluded by the term.

"ニンゲン": The Sonic Paradox of Cynical Joy:

True to Ōishi's signature style, best known for the intellectual euphoria of Dr. STONE's "Good Morning World!"—"ニンゲン" is built on a foundation of bright, driving guitar pop and unshakably optimistic melodies. The arrangement is clever and layered: upbeat acoustic strumming, a playful bassline that feels like a raised eyebrow, and sparkling synths that suggest both magic and logic. The production is crisp and vibrant, creating a classroom that feels alive with possibility, not dread. But this sonic sunshine is the song's first layer of genius. Ōishi's vocal delivery, always brimming with charismatic energy, here carries a knowing twist. There's a wryness in his tone, a performative cheer that hints at the protagonist's own act of being a misanthrope playing the role of an engaging teacher. The title, bluntly stated as "Human," is repeated in the chorus not as a celebration, but as a pointed question, an object of study, and perhaps even an insult.

Lyrical Genius: Deconstructing the Textbook Definition:

The lyrics of "ニンゲン" are where Ōishi's songwriting intellect shines, expected to mirror the series' core thesis: that "humanity" might be taught, learned, or performed. The Curriculum of Cynicism: Lines likely reflect the teacher's unique pedagogy. "Chapter One: Selfishness. Chapter Two: Tears. Let's all master this flawed scripture," or "I'll teach you the formulas for love and war, though I don't believe in half of them." The song frames human traits as academic subjects to be observed with clinical curiosity. The Chorus as a Mirror: The hook "Ningen!" likely functions as a call-and-response. It's the teacher labeling his students' aspirations ("You want to be human?"), The students question his nature ("But you are a human..."), and the entire class interrogates the value of the concept itself. It transforms a noun into a debate. An Anthem for the "Other": Ultimately, the song’s buoyant energy is in service of the demi-human students. Its infectiousness becomes a metaphor for the allure and frustration of the "human" standard they are pressured to meet. The upbeat tone isn't ironic; it's the sound of tackling a profound, personal problem with collective energy and intellectual bravery.

Conclusion:

Released on January 11, 2026, Masayoshi Ōishi's "ニンゲン" is a masterclass in thematic songwriting. It proves that the deepest questions What makes us human? Can it be taught? Is it even desirable? can be packaged into a three-minute pop-rock anthem that sticks in your head and your conscience. It is the sound of cynical hope, of intellectual passion, and of a classroom where the most important subject is the one teaching it. The bell rings, the guitar kicks in, and the most entertaining, thought-provoking lesson on "humanity" begins. Don't be late.

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1. ニンゲン

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