"DVD-MAXI Edelweiss Müller Juicy Panic" revolves around the duet Juicy Panic and their sonic clash of electronica, synthesizers, toys and the child-like voice of the Japanese musician, Mami Chan. The Juicy Panic world is located between Japan and Montana in the American Mid-West, composed of a Japanese garden and a panoramic scene of forests, lakes and mountains. Objects are disproportionately sized - a plastic duck can be the same size as a mountain. Unexpected animations appear from quiet, static backgrounds. The Edelweiss Müller interactive area allows the users to immerse themselves in Juicy Panic's musical universe, thanks to a music video, entertaining games, animations, band information, a newsletter and clips from live shows. Norman Bambi uses visual graphics to display his original diary, based on the theme of "Things that happen everyday", Mami Chan teaches useless Japanese words using a repetitive visual method. In the kitsch interactive karaoke section, users will have to sing into a microphone in order to change the animation. The story's conclusion depends on the user's singing. In the "stylobulle" section, one can play with music, create different versions and relax while travelling from Montana to Tokyo in a floating tourist pen. Finally, an interactive interview based on personality tests, allows the user to test which member of the band they most look like: Mami Chan, Norman Bambi or a donkey.