ZUTOMAYO's international tour ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II "Zombie Crab Labo" (坐・ZOMBIE CRAB LABO) wrapped its Asia leg in May 2026, and fans who couldn't attend—or who want to relive the experience—have been hunting through the band's official YouTube channel to figure out exactly which performances made it online. It's not immediately obvious: the official channel hosts a dedicated playlist for the tour, but matching those videos to the actual concert setlist takes some detective work.
We've gone through the official uploads, compared them to the published setlists, and mapped out what's available right now. Here's everything we know about which Zombie Crab Labo songs you can watch on YouTube, where to find them, and what the community has uncovered.
The Quick Version
- ZUTOMAYO's official YouTube channel has a dedicated playlist titled "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo'" with at least nine videos tied to the tour.
- Confirmed available songs include "Pain Give Form," "Hunch Gray," "Fastening," "Time Left," "SHADE," "CREAM," "Inner Heart," and "Samayoi Yoi Ondo."
- The playlist also includes a full concert video labeled "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo' - in Seoul" from the South Korean leg of the tour.
- Official setlists were posted for stops including Singapore at The Star Theatre, with links shared on the band's YouTube community tab.
- Fans are cross-referencing these setlists with the band's existing music video library to identify which tour performances correspond to older releases like "MILABO."
What ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo' Actually Is
ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II "Zombie Crab Labo" (often shortened to "Zombie Crab" or tagged #ゾンクラ) is the second installment in ZUTOMAYO's INTENSE live tour series. The project, led by vocalist and creative director ACAne, took the tour across Asia in spring 2026, with confirmed stops in Taipei on May 16 and 17, Singapore, and Seoul. The Taipei shows were listed on the official tour page with times to be announced, while the Singapore performance at The Star Theatre received its own dedicated setlist post on the band's YouTube community page.
What sets Zombie Crab Labo apart from a typical concert video release is how ZUTOMAYO has chosen to share it: rather than uploading a single full-length concert film, the band released individual songs and select full-show recordings through a curated YouTube playlist. This approach lets fans watch specific performances without sitting through an entire concert, but it also means you need to know where to look.
Which Songs Are Officially on YouTube Right Now
The official ZUTOMAYO YouTube channel features a playlist explicitly titled "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo,'" and it's the single best place to find tour-related uploads. As of the tour's conclusion in May 2026, the playlist contains the following confirmed entries:
Individual song videos from the tour:
- "Pain Give Form" — available as either a live performance clip or a music video tied to the tour branding
- "Hunch Gray" — listed as a standalone video in the playlist
- "Fastening" — included in the official tour collection
- "Time Left" — confirmed in the playlist
- "SHADE" — available on the channel under the Zombie Crab Labo umbrella
- "CREAM" — part of the tour's YouTube presence
- "Inner Heart" — listed among the tour videos
- "Samayoi Yoi Ondo" (さまよい宵音頭) — included in the playlist with its Japanese title
Full concert recording: The playlist includes a video specifically labeled "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo' - in Seoul," indicating that at least one complete show from the South Korean leg of the tour has been made publicly available. This is the most comprehensive single upload for fans looking to experience the full setlist and stage production.
These videos are all hosted on the official ZUTOMAYO YouTube channel, which organizes its content into sections like "MUSIC VIDEO," "LIVE," and the dedicated "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo'" category. The channel's structure makes it relatively easy to navigate once you know the playlist exists, though the sheer volume of ZUTOMAYO's back catalog means casual viewers might miss it without a direct link.
How Fans Are Matching Setlists to YouTube Videos
The official YouTube community post for the Singapore show included a link (via ln.to) to the "LIVE SETLIST" for that specific performance, giving fans a concrete reference point. From there, the detective work begins: comparing the songs on that setlist to what's available on the official channel. Some tracks, like "Pain Give Form" and "Hunch Gray," appear in both the official Zombie Crab Labo playlist and in fan-created setlist playlists, confirming their availability.
But it's not always straightforward. ZUTOMAYO's YouTube channel also hosts music videos for songs that appeared in the concert but weren't necessarily uploaded as live performances. "MILABO," for example, has an official music video on the channel tied to the album release, complete with ACAne's credits. If "MILABO" was on the Zombie Crab Labo setlist (and fan playlists suggest it might have been), viewers have two ways to experience it: through the studio music video or, potentially, through a live clip if one was uploaded separately.
This dual availability—studio versions versus live footage—is where fan analysis comes in. Writers like Miya38, who published a detailed breakdown on July 1, 2026, have been cross-referencing the tour setlists with every ZUTOMAYO video on YouTube to determine which songs are "YouTube公開曲" (publicly available on YouTube) specifically from the Zombie Crab Labo tour. The goal is to identify which performances you can watch as they happened onstage during INTENSE II, versus which songs you can only hear in their original music video form.
Finding the Official Playlist and Videos
If you want to watch Zombie Crab Labo content yourself, start with the official ZUTOMAYO YouTube channel. The channel is organized into clearly labeled sections, and "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo'" is listed as its own featured category alongside "MUSIC VIDEO," "LIVE," "ZTMY TV," "Collaborations," and "One Last Time." Click into the Zombie Crab Labo section, and you'll see the full playlist of tour-related videos.
The playlist format means you can either watch individual songs or let the entire collection play through. The Seoul concert video is the longest single entry and gives you the closest experience to attending the tour in person, complete with stage visuals, crowd energy, and ACAne's live vocal performance. For fans outside Asia who couldn't make the trip, this is the most complete glimpse of what the INTENSE II production looked like.
It's worth noting that ZUTOMAYO has consistently used YouTube as a primary platform for reaching international audiences, and the Zombie Crab Labo rollout follows that pattern. Unlike some artists who gate concert footage behind paid streaming services or physical Blu-ray releases, ZUTOMAYO has made a significant portion of the tour freely accessible, which speaks to the band's commitment to keeping their work available to a global fanbase.
Why the Setlist-to-YouTube Question Matters
For longtime ZUTOMAYO fans, knowing which songs are on YouTube isn't just trivia—it's about preserving and sharing the live experience. ZUTOMAYO concerts are known for their intricate stage design, ACAne's compelling vocal delivery, and the way the band reimagines studio recordings in a live setting. A song like "SHADE" or "Time Left" might sound entirely different onstage than it does on the album, with extended instrumental sections, altered arrangements, or crowd interaction that changes the performance.
By uploading individual songs rather than a single concert film, ZUTOMAYO allows fans to revisit specific moments—the emotional peak of "Inner Heart," the energy of "Fastening," the sing-along potential of "Samayoi Yoi Ondo"—without committing to a two-hour watch. It also makes it easier for new listeners to discover the band: if you've never heard ZUTOMAYO before, a three-minute live video of "Hunch Gray" is a more approachable entry point than a full concert.
For fans analyzing the setlist, the YouTube uploads also serve as a historical record. Concert setlists can vary from city to city, and what was performed in Seoul might differ slightly from Singapore or Taipei. By documenting which songs were uploaded and comparing them across different stops, the community can start to identify recurring highlights, rare performances, and the core of the INTENSE II setlist.
What People Are Saying
"I've been going through the playlist trying to figure out which songs are actually from the live shows versus just MVs they added for context. The Seoul video is a goldmine—basically the whole concert in one place. Wish they'd done that for every city."
— Fan comment on ZUTOMAYO community discussion
"Miya38's breakdown helped so much. I didn't realize 'Pain Give Form' and 'CREAM' were both on there until I saw the article. Now I know exactly what to add to my playlist for the full tour experience."
— YouTube community reaction
"The fact that ZUTOMAYO uploads this much for free is honestly incredible. So many artists would charge for this or region-lock it. The playlist is going to be my go-to until they announce the next tour."
— Social media fan post
"I keep coming back to 'Samayoi Yoi Ondo' from the tour. The live energy is completely different from the studio version—you can hear the crowd, and ACAne's delivery has this raw edge that doesn't come through on the album."
— Listener review on fan forum
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch ZUTOMAYO's Zombie Crab Labo concert videos?
All official Zombie Crab Labo videos are available on the ZUTOMAYO YouTube channel in a dedicated playlist titled "ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II 'Zombie Crab Labo.'" The playlist includes individual song performances and a full concert recording from the Seoul stop of the tour.
Is the entire Zombie Crab Labo setlist on YouTube?
Not every song from the tour setlist is available as a live performance video. The official playlist includes at least nine confirmed tracks and one full Seoul concert video. Some setlist songs may only be available as studio music videos on the channel, not as live footage from the tour.
Did ZUTOMAYO perform in cities other than Seoul, Singapore, and Taipei?
The confirmed stops for ZUTOMAYO INTENSE II "Zombie Crab Labo" in spring 2026 included Taipei (May 16-17), Singapore (The Star Theatre), and Seoul. Additional dates or cities have not been officially confirmed in available tour materials.
Can I watch the Zombie Crab Labo videos outside Japan?
The ZUTOMAYO YouTube channel is publicly accessible, and the Zombie Crab Labo playlist does not appear to be region-locked. Viewers outside Japan should be able to watch the videos without restrictions, though availability can occasionally vary by country.
Will ZUTOMAYO release more concert footage from the INTENSE II tour?
As of the tour's conclusion in May 2026, the official YouTube playlist contains the confirmed uploads listed above. Whether additional performances or cities will be added to the playlist has not been officially announced.
Where the Zombie Crab Labo Archive Stands
ZUTOMAYO's decision to document and share the INTENSE II "Zombie Crab Labo" tour through a freely accessible YouTube playlist gives fans around the world a way to experience the live show, even months after the final performance. With nine confirmed song videos and the full Seoul concert available, the playlist captures the core of what made the tour memorable: the energy, the staging, and ACAne's ability to transform studio tracks into something entirely new onstage.
For those still piecing together which setlist songs correspond to which YouTube videos, the official playlist and community analyses like Miya38's breakdown offer the clearest roadmap. As more fans dive into the archive, we'll likely see even more detailed comparisons and deeper appreciation for how ZUTOMAYO chose to share this chapter of their live history. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering the band, the Zombie Crab Labo playlist is waiting on YouTube—and it's one of the most complete concert experiences you can stream without a ticket.
