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* Valanga marks Yoshihiro Tagawa's debut in BEMANI. | * Valanga marks Yoshihiro Tagawa's debut in BEMANI. | ||
** Valanga is also one of the few times when a BEMANI artist composes a boss song on his/her debut game as a composer, much like [[Hirofumi Sasaki]]'s [[The Least 100sec]], [[Daisuke Kurosawa|96]]'s [[Ichimoudajin|一網打尽]], and [[PRASTIK DANCEFLOOR]]'s second song [[Session 1 -Genesis-]]. | ** Valanga is also one of the few times when a BEMANI artist composes a boss song on his/her debut game as a composer, much like [[Hirofumi Sasaki]]'s [[The Least 100sec]], [[Daisuke Kurosawa|96]]'s [[Ichimoudajin|一網打尽]], and [[PRASTIK DANCEFLOOR]]'s second song [[Session 1 -Genesis-]]. | ||
* Valanga is the only unlockable song of the ''Pastel Adventure'' Legendary Mountain (伝説の山, '' | * Valanga is the only unlockable song of the ''Pastel Adventure'' Legendary Mountain (伝説の山, ''densetsu no yama'') event of REFLEC BEAT colette -Winter-, and is the final Mountain unlock for colette -Winter-. | ||
** As of [[REFLEC BEAT groovin'!!]], Valanga is playable by default. | ** As of [[REFLEC BEAT groovin'!!]], Valanga is playable by default. | ||
* "Valanga" is Italian for "avalanche". | * "Valanga" is Italian for "avalanche". | ||