Chants

The Chants are specific calls that can be heard from the fans during concerts. At Momoclo concerts, unlike most concerts where the fans will either dance and sing along with the song, or remain silent to be able to fully appreciate the music itself, the fans have specific calls that they chant at specific points in the songs. The purpose of the Chants is to strengthen the resolve and morale of other fans nearby. Without supporting each other, it is easy for fans (especially the less experienced ones) to succumb under the sheer force that is Momoiro Clover Z. Paradoxically, the Chants also strengthen Momoclo themselves, and can be used to aid them in moments of weakness (such as Momoka's breakdown during Onna Matsuri 2011).

The Chants are decided upon by The Chantman, and then spread from the Council of Black Members throughout the fandom. The most common, yet still incredibly powerful, Chant is the Urya-oi!. Much like a war call, this is chanted during instrumental parts of many songs, with the black members of the fandom calling out "Urya!", and the other fans responding with "Oi!", in time with the music. Other Chants include calling out the members names during their solo verses, as well as calling out specific Words of Power in the lyrics.

The most powerful Chant can be heard during Momoclo's favourite song Ano Sora e Mukatte. Just prior to the last chorus the fans call out "Sekai no Momokuro Number One", rallying both the fans and the members themselves. Another powerful Chant can be found in ''Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo'', where each member is called out in turn, as well as the entire group. The same chant also appears in The Overture and Tsuyoku Tsuyoku. Interestingly enough, Aarin's most powerful Chant, The Declaration of Archangel, is not featured in one of her solo songs, but precedes the aforementioned Chant in Ikuze! Kaitou Shoujo.

The verbal Chants can also be combined with penlight coreography, increasing the power of the Chant. The penlight movements can of course be done without Chants, but will naturally not be as powerful as if they had been performed in addition to a shout from the very core of one's being.