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* Pop'n Music 8: spring time. | * Pop'n Music 8: spring time. | ||
* Pop'n Music 9: cafe. | * Pop'n Music 9: cafe. | ||
* Pop'n Music 10: Halloween (Japan has their own somewhat Halloween holiday in Japan, which is celebrated in August instead of October. Pop'n Music 10 came out in the summer of 2003, so one can see why Konami chose this theme for a game coming out in the summer). | * Pop'n Music 10: Halloween (Japan has their own somewhat Halloween holiday in Japan, which is celebrated in August instead of October. Pop'n Music 10 came out in the summer of 2003, so one can see why Konami chose this theme for a game coming out in the summer) / Magical City. | ||
* Pop'n Music 11: | * Pop'n Music 11: Airport / Travel around (and out of) the world. | ||
* Pop'n Music 12 Iroha: festival. | * Pop'n Music 12 Iroha: Japanese festival. | ||
* Pop'n Music 13 Carnival: | * Pop'n Music 13 Carnival: Carnival/Circus. | ||
* Pop'n Music 14 Fever: Sentai (Japanese heroes groups consist of 5 heroes and robot). | |||
==Pop'n Stage== | ==Pop'n Stage== | ||