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It could work. It depends though, since mothy has a song sample titled (In English) as "the muzzle of a gun" it makes me wonder if that's the "English name" for the song.

If we do use muzzle though (instead of gunpoint) I'd say we rearrange it to "The Muzzle at (a/the) Nemesis".

There's also the fact that (if you take the goddess of vengeance into account) It changes the meaning of "The Muzzle of Nemesis". That said, mothy hasn't really made those mythological kinds of real-world references in his song titles or lyrics so I'm not sure if that's how the meaning was intended.

We ultimately won't have a full idea until the song (and probably the album too) are out and can give us more context...

But I personally prefer "The Nemesis at Gunpoint" or "The Muzzle at Nemesis", since it addresses the idea that someone is pointing the barrel of a gun at their archeenemy (which another of mothy's twit sounds could indicate a Gumi character would is doing).