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* Like the original A, 少年A doubles in speed after the middle of the song. | * Like the original A, 少年A doubles in speed after the middle of the song. | ||
* 少年A is Japanese for "Boy A". This is usually the form of address Japanese agencies use for minors involved in various incidents (crimes, accidents, etc.), whose names are forbidden by law from being divulged. | * 少年A is Japanese for "Boy A". This is usually the form of address Japanese agencies use for minors involved in various incidents (crimes, accidents, etc.), whose names are forbidden by law from being divulged. | ||
* The green-haired character from [[tant pis pour toi]] appears in 少年A's overlays, along with the clown from the original | * The green-haired character from [[tant pis pour toi]] appears in 少年A's overlays, along with the clown from the original A overlays. | ||
* When 少年A is played on beatmania IIDX, the arcade LED ticker displays "KID A". | * When 少年A is played on beatmania IIDX, the arcade LED ticker displays "KID A". | ||
* On the American iTunes page for the ''milestone -Re Edition-'' album, A -少年A-'s title and artist were changed to '''A (Kid A)''' and '''D.J.Amuro (dj TAKA)''', respectively. | * On the American iTunes page for the ''milestone -Re Edition-'' album, A -少年A-'s title and artist were changed to '''A (Kid A)''' and '''D.J.Amuro (dj TAKA)''', respectively. |
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