The album was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) less than a month after its release, for sales of 100,000.

[8] A live show subsequently titled as Love & Peace took place on December 14, 2013, at the Yokohama Arena, with tickets distributed through a lottery available to those who purchased the third album.

[9][10] The album was initially made available for pre-order on iTunes for Hong Kong, India, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, and most of Southeast Asia with "Motorcycle" becoming available for download immediately after purchase.

[8] The music video depicts the girls dressed in brightly colored outfits, taking revenge on a guy who cheated on his girlfriend by using magic to teach him a lesson.

Patrick St. Michel from The Japan Times praised the record's composition and wrote that its production "quality is still top notch".

[21] Kazuma Namba from Rolling Stone Japan likewise complimented its production quality and wrote that "Even those who find Japanese albums a bit unsatisfactory will be satisfied with the result.