Notes On Usage
This site was formerly divided into three main sections: Song Lyrics, Nihongo Corner, FanArt
Now, it's just an all-Romaji lyrics site, with a few translations thrown in.
Use Ctrl+F to search within the Tokusatsu, Super Robot list. This page contains links to roughly 1000 songs.
Some lyrics have been "taken by ear". These will be replaced as soon as the webmaster obtains a lyric sheet or scan.
Navigable offline Japanese S-JIS version of this site (as of Dec. 2000) is available as a ZIP file by request only.

Corrections Submission
1. Please be civil when sending corrections.
2. Underscores indicate words that need verification, so if you have the audio, feel free to check.
3. The corrections page explains error-prone areas and lists the details of Romanization errors. Each affected song will also have revision information below the lyrics.
4. If a word written according to the lyrics sheet is commented upon, I will ignore it unless you can explain to me that the sheet is wrong.
5. Requests to check the spelling or grammar of English portions of a Japanese song will be ignored.
6. Translation corrections will be considered on a case-to-case basis.
7. Translations may be revised time to time without prior notice.
8. I do browse the site time to time to weed out Romanization errors in the process. It just takes a long while.

Translation / Romanization Requests
1. Romanization requests of songs will be accepted ONLY IF lyrics scans or Japanese lyrics are provided.
2. The same applies to translation requests, except for lyrics done by me because I have the lyric sheets.
3. Romanization requests will be prioritized over translation requests.
4. Please request only after you have not found it in search engines.
5. All other requests will be forwarded to Wanted or Links sections.
6. The webmaster may refuse to translate or post a song if she finds the song too difficult.

Lyrics Submission
1. Romanized lyrics submissions will no longer be accepted.
2. Translated lyrics submissions take last priority and will be screened and accepted or refused on a case-to-case basis.
This site accepts translations only from people who actually translate.
If you find do a good translation elsewhere, ask the translator's permission first before submitting it here.
3. Lyric scans are preferred. Please send attachments to chirlind@yahoo.com
4. Please limit lyric scans to 400KB per scan. Bigger files leave less room in the mailbox and tend to arrive damaged.
5. When sending a lyric scan, please make sure that the characters, especially Kanji, are legible.
6. Lyrics encoded in S-JIS or EUC-JIS Japanese are also welcome.
7. Lyrics from coupling songs of singles CDs are welcome.
8. If available, please include song data, such as lyricist, composer, arranger, singer of the song and the title of the album where the song came from.
9. Your name (as it appears in your e-mail or homepage) below the song you submitted. Due to the spread of mail bots, e-mail address will no longer be posted. If you wish to use a pen name, please inform me.
10. The webmaster reserves the right to refuse posting, or to replace a posted work if deemed necessary.

Reposting Policies
1. Others have been continually submitting work from this site to general lyrics sites or posting them on forums and blogs. I only ask that a linkback to this site and credit to whomever Romanized/translated be retained.
All lyrics which have no credits at the bottom of the song have been Romanized/translated by Chirlind. All lyrics by contributors have been noted accordingly.
2. You may link to either the home page or the list pages. In that case, please indicate a note. Please e-mail the URL in which the links are to be posted. Please refrain from linking directly to the lyrics pages.
3. Why does credit matter? Simply because a lot of time and effort has been spent on this, in particular, the genres which never really receive much attention. Furthermore, the linkback system allows me to trace the regular players in such genres, as well lead me to potential sources of material, and I mean scans, ex. Carranger, Megaranger, Kinnikuman. Some of lyrics for these series were NOT (and still are not) in any Japanese site, thus the need for scans. I did not need to headhunt the contributors of these series, they found their way here, fortunately, by Google or by this linkback system.
4. The copycat list.
I don't mind people copy-pasting 10 lyrics, or maybe a few OP/EDs, or a particular song they like.
But 50? 100?? Or the entire tokusatsu section (that's well over 500 songs)? Systematic copy-pasting over time? I DO mind.
Webmasters have a point saying "Why type the thing ourselves when it's already out there?"
If they're gonna give me that reason, I expect them to put in some added-value. Either top or complement what we have. To do that, you must be able to translate.
That DaizenX Dragonball site has done just that. They did not copy my site. In fact, they were so miffed at my work and decided to make a better site, and they did.
They Romanized and translated their stuff from scratch. They did such a damn good job, I threw away my Dragonball section to the trash bin.
That's not just added value, that's raising the bar there.
New tokusatsu (live action) sites and forums have a nasty habit of tacking on lyrics as a side dish.
When they do, they simply rip any one or two of the four or five dedicated tokusatsu sites around.
When I come knocking, they'd often simply resolve the issue by a linkback as an afterthought, often after giving me the "I didn't do it, it's what the contributors submit" excuse.
LyricsWiki.com and Gendou.com want to do away with our style BS. That's perfectly understandable,
but I find it very funny that people still submit our stuff (the very stuff that goes against their transcription/standardization rules) to these sites --and they get accepted.