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** It is also mentioned that both Yoichi Hayashi and Satoru Nakata were part of the old Yokohama branch of Konami Computer Entertainment. | ** It is also mentioned that both Yoichi Hayashi and Satoru Nakata were part of the old Yokohama branch of Konami Computer Entertainment. | ||
* BOY's 1P palette was a 3P color in [[PnM CS 2|pop'n music 2 CS]] and [[PnM CS 3|pop'n music 3 CS]]. | * BOY's 1P palette was a 3P color in [[PnM CS 2|pop'n music 2 CS]] and [[PnM CS 3|pop'n music 3 CS]]. | ||
* In [[PnM AC 2|pop'n music 2]] and its CS counterpart, Water Melon Woman's character was pretty [CS1-3P]. | * In the arcade version of [[PnM AC 2|pop'n music 2]], Water Melon Woman's artist was credited to '''319'''. | ||
* In pop'n music 2 and its CS counterpart, Water Melon Woman's character was pretty [CS1-3P]. | |||
* In [[PnM AC 3|pop'n music 3]], Water Melon Woman's character was AYA [3]. | * In [[PnM AC 3|pop'n music 3]], Water Melon Woman's character was AYA [3]. | ||
** In pop'n music 3 CS, Water Melon Woman's character was replaced to BOY [CS1-2P]. This palette became BOY's 4P color for [[Landmark]] in [[PnM AC 7|pop'n music 7]]. | ** In pop'n music 3 CS, Water Melon Woman's character was replaced to BOY [CS1-2P]. This palette became BOY's 4P color for [[Landmark]] in [[PnM AC 7|pop'n music 7]]. | ||