Boku wa Boku o Suki ni Naru

The music video "Boku wa Boku o Suki ni Naru" was released on January 8, 2021. It was directed by Hiroshi Okuyama and choreographed by Seishiro.[11] Their shot in several places around Tokyo in late November last year.[12] The music video shows the life-sized idol in various scenes, such as singing performances as singers and work scenes as actresses and models, based on the concept of "living figures" of members. In addition, the serious expression in the dance lesson scene where the practice scene was shot is also a highlight.[6]

The anime version music video was also released on January 29, 2021, directed by Chiaki Kanno, written a story, storyboard, and illustrated by Sumito Ōwara, who written and illustrated a manga, Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!. The story tell about a girl who belongs to the air bike club is the main character, and it is depicted that she works in school life and club activities while having a conflict with herself.[13]

The music video "Wilderness World" was released on January 13, 2020. It was directed by Atsunori Tōshi and was shot in early October 2020 at the large open set of Shibuya Scramble Crossing in Ashikaga, Tochigi, and in the Shibuya area such as Miyashita Park. It was set the members to challenge the battle with weapons according to the game content of Knives Out. In addition, the members also show dancing at the open set of Shibuya Scramble Crossing.[14][15]

The under members' music video "Kuchi Hodo ni mo Nai Kiss" was released on January 19, 2021, the same day with "Out of the Blue" music video. It was directed by Yūsuke Koroyasu, was shot in early October 2020 at Lake Kawaguchi, Yamanashi Prefecture. The story tells about although the mansion is confused by the elopement of daughter and maid, it is a musical-like music video that tells the story that there was actually a guide behind the scenes. The music video include the slapstick feeling, brightness and fun in the one theme.[16]

The Miona Hori solo's music video "Tsumetai Mizu no Naka" was directed by Yūki Yamato, who also directed the movie starring Hori, Hot Gimmick: Girl Meets Boy. At the beginning, Hori looks back on the seven years since joining the group to ask herself, and then she performs in a sailor suit costume from the 7th single "Barrette" which she was selected as a participating member for the first time at the center position. She finally took off her sailor suit and expressed her intention to graduate (leave the group). It was released on the Nogizaka46 official YouTube channel on November 27, 2020, seven years after the release date of "Barrette", and Hori's graduation was announced in the end of the music video. It is unusual for members to announce their graduation in the music video, and this is the first time in the history of the group.[17][18]

The fourth generation members' music video "Out of the Blue" was released on January 19, 2021, the same day with "Kuchi Hodo ni mo Nai Kiss" music video. It was directed by N2B, was shot in early October 2020. The members started seriously throwing pillows at their accommodation at the night before the music video was shot.[16]

Credits adapted from Tower Records Japan[24] and the group's official website[25]

Credits adapted from Tower Records Japan[26] and the group's official website[25]

Credits adapted from Tower Records Japan[27] and the group's official website[25]

Credits adapted from Tower Records Japan[28] and the group's official website[25]

Credits adapted from Tower Records Japan[29]

Credits adapted from Tidal.[30]

The 19 members was selected to be participating (senbatsu) members and 12 members for fukujin (first and second row members). Mizuki Yamashita was served as the center position for the first time, and the second time from the third generation since the 17th single, "Nigemizu" that Momoko Ōzono and Yūki Yoda were served as the center position. Rei Seimiya and Mayu Tamura was selected to participate for the first time.[31]

• First generation: Manatsu Akimoto, Erika Ikuta, Asuka Saitō, Kazumi Takayama, Minami Hoshino, Sayuri Matsumura
• Second generation: Mai Shinuchi, Miona Hori
• Third generation: Reka Iwamoto, Minami Umezawa, Momoko Ōzono, Shiori Kubo, Mizuki Yamashita (center), Yūki Yoda
• Fourth generation: Sakura Endō, Haruka Kaki, Rei Seimiya, Mayu Tamura, Ayame Tsutsui

The participating members are the same as the previous digital single, "Route 246".[32] Reka Iwamoto was served as the center position.[33]

• First generation: Manatsu Akimoto, Erika Ikuta, Asuka Saitō, Kazumi Takayama, Minami Hoshino, Sayuri Matsumura
• Second generation: Hinako Kitano, Mai Shinuchi, Miona Hori
• Third generation: Reka Iwamoto (center), Minami Umezawa, Momoko Ōzono, Shiori Kubo, Mizuki Yamashita, Yūki Yoda
• Fourth generation: Sakura Endō, Haruka Kaki, Ayame Tsutsui

The participating members are the same as "Boku wa Boku o Suki ni Naru".[32] Asuka Saitō was served as the center position.

The song is performed by members who not participate in main song (under members).[32] Tamami Sakaguchi was served as the center position for the first time.

• First generation: Hina Higuchi, Maaya Wada
• Second generation: Junna Itō, Hinako Kitano, Suzuki Ayane, Ranze Terada, Rena Yamazaki, Miria Watanabe
• Third generation: Riria Itō, Tamami Sakaguchi (center), Kaeda Satō, Reno Nakamura, Hazuki Mukai, Ayano Christie Yoshida

[32]

• Second generation: Miona Hori

The participating members are all fourth generation members. Seira Hayakawa was served as the center position for the first time.[34]

• Fourth generation: Sakura Endō, Haruka Kaki, Sayaka Kakehashi, Saya Kanagawa, Yuri Kitagawa, Haruka Kuromi, Rika Satō, Yuna Shibata, Rei Seimiya, Mayu Tamura, Ayame Tsutsui, Seira Hayakawa (center), Runa Hayashi, Miyu Matsuo, Mio Yakubo, Nao Yumiki

[35][36]

• Third generation: Momoko Ōzono
• Fourth generation: Sakura Endō