The Irodorimidori franchise expanded its catalog on YouTube with numerous music video releases, including Yaranakya Ikenai Koto Bakari (53rd song), Day by Day CRiSiS Songs (54th), After-School Emotion (55th), I Just Rock (56th), Kimi to, Kono Shunkan (58th), Jack the Game (60th), MELtin' 17 (61st), Everything For A Reason (62nd), Nanka Noise ni Kikoeru (64th), Que Sera Sera Kisoukyoku (65th), Meshimase! Rock'n Roll Party (67th), Get a Life! (69th), Limits (70th), Blueprint (71st), New Start de Ready Go! (72nd), Starting Over (73rd), Forever and... (74th), Kotoba Uta (75th), and Shikisai Kajou no Diary Music (76th). Independent music video releases include Zurui Maboroshi and Zetsubou-san by Meychan, Air Folktale by Gero, City and Juice by Natsu to Suisei, Zigi by Jin, Psychotic Polka by Omaru Polka, and Let's End the World by Mori Calliope. The collaboration track Thank You Dropkick! featuring Hatsune Miku was released to support the Hokkaido region. Narrative and concept content includes the short A Bedtime Tale, the Winter Memories: Honkai Impact 3rd Concept Animation, and Kurogane no Moribito, which served as an ending theme for the Jinki Resurrection visual novel.