Limitless MV Teaser: ATEEZ Aim for the Bullseye in Their 2nd Japanese Single Album

The 8-member South Korean boy group under KQ Entertainment has dropped more hints about the upcoming comeback with the second Limitless MV teaser on March 20, 2023. Also serving as the title for their second Japanese single album, the new EP will be released under Columbia Music Entertainment, Inc., also known as Nippon Columbia, the Japanese record label that handles their Japanese music releases.

All eight members – Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Yeosang, San, Mingi, Wooyoung and Jongho – look ready for action in the new teaser, much like the video released a day ago. In the first teaser video for the MV, they were seen hitting the gym to prepare for what was coming ahead. And now, the second video has revealed what that might be. Each member indulges in either of the two sports – archery or fencing – while sporting overall black outfits.

ATEEZ Limitless MV Teaser 2

They face off against each other in the competition and are seen holding their group’s blue signature flag high in the end. Limitless, as much of it, can be heard in the teaser videos so far, channels a dramatically sporty soundscape, as is reflected in the athletic actions of the members. Very much in tune with the concept of the video releasing soon, the titular song will also serve as the intro theme for the Duel Masters WIN anime. 

While ATEEZ members are engaged in a more physically challenging sport, anime is more concerned with actual action sequences. Duelists playing the Duel Masters game cards can also bring the monsters on these cards to life, further engaging in hardcore battles. In addition to the lead single, the single album also consists of another original B-side, Diamond and the instrumental tracks of both these songs. Lyrics for the eponymous song have been worked out by UTA, SUNNY BOY, Hongjoong and Mingi.

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The boy group debuted in October 2018 with their first EP Treasure EP.1: All to Zero, whereas their debut Japanese single was Treasure EP.Extra: Shift the Map (2019), and the first Japanese full album was Into the A to Z (2021). Well known as “Global Performance Idols”, the Kpop boy group last came out with their Korean single album Spin Off: From the Witness in December 2022 and mini album The World Ep 1: Movement in July 2022.

Watch the Limitless MV Teaser 2

Limitless, the second Japanese single of the Kpop boy group, will release on various music platforms on March 22, 2023. Tune into their complete discography defined by genres like hip-hop, trap and EDM on Spotify.

Are you counting down the days to the new comeback? Which ATEEZ album is your favourite so far? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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