While Granblue Fantasy is one of the more relatively niche gacha games compared to others like Fire Emblem Heroes, Genshin Impact, or Azur Lane, it still has an active fanbase that has kept the game going ever since its release in 2014. This has seen the franchise spin-off into other games such as the fighting game Granblue Fantasy Versus and the upcoming action JRPG Granblue Fantasy: Relink, which is set to launch sometime this year. Much like other gacha games, it features a large cast of playable characters/units that players can summon.
One of these units is Clarisse, a young alchemic genius who serves a powerful support role in Granblue Fantasy. She can inflict debuffs to foes and dispel any buffs that have been cast by the opponent. She's described as a straightforward and easy for beginners to use in the game. This role extends to her Christmas-themed variant, which has a unique set of voice lines separate from her vanilla version. It turns out that the latest single from American electronic music duo The Chainsmokers utilizes one of these voice clips.
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This voice clip was spotted in the latest single from the duo, «I Love U» which is a part of their newest album So Far So Good. The song starts off with a cheery Japanese voice, who is cheering the listener on with «Ike Ike Dan-cho, Ganbare Ganbare Dan-cho!» Many Granblue Fantasy players noticed this voice clip to be from Clarisse's Christmas variation from 2016, which translates to «Go go Captain, hang in there, Captain!» This sample repeats at least one more time in the song itself.
This discovery had left the game's fan base flummoxed, as a popular song like this was sampling from a relatively niche gacha game
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