MONSTA X members request CG effects for choreography videos
MONSTA X members showcase diverse character costumes and share fun ideas for adding CG effects to their future choreography videos.
A new video featuring the members of MONSTA X dressed in various character costumes has been released, capturing their discussion regarding the production of future choreography videos. Uploaded on September 14, 2026, to the official MONSTA X YouTube channel 'Common', the video shows the members exchanging banter while in character.
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From Conan to Gandalf: Diverse character costumes
In the video, the members sport costumes reminiscent of characters such as Conan, Minnie Mouse, Doctor Strange, and Howl. Throughout the footage, the members comment on each other's disguises. One member makes references to Conan and Minnie Mouse, while another jokes about the grayish tone of their costume, drawing a comparison to Gandalf. The video captures the playful atmosphere as the members react to one another's looks.
"Add CG to the choreography video": Production suggestions
The members shared specific creative ideas regarding the use of CG (computer graphics) for upcoming choreography videos. During the conversation, they requested that visual effects be synchronized with their hand movements during their respective parts. Specifically, one member suggested that when they move their hands, a circle or a "sheesh" effect should be added to the screen. They also discussed technical details, such as how hats might obscure their faces or how lighting affects the shot.
"Our Mon-Fe-Be, we never lose our original intention"
The video also features moments where the members affirm their group identity. The dialogue includes remarks such as "This is MONSTA X," "Our Mon-Fe-Be," and "We never lose our original intention," demonstrating that they maintain their core spirit even while playing characters. The video provides a candid look at the various situations that arise as the members interact in their costumes.