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* SEITEN NO TERIYAKI marks Rei Furuba's first original composition in BEMANI. | * SEITEN NO TERIYAKI marks Rei Furuba's first original composition in BEMANI. | ||
* SEITEN NO TERIYAKI was added to beatmania IIDX 23 copula on March 25th, 2016 as part of the ''Otegaru!! LINK TRACK'' (おてがる！！LINK TRACK) event with [[REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2]]. It could be unlocked until August 31st, 2016 by clearing 15 songs in the LINK TRACK folder in REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2. | * SEITEN NO TERIYAKI was added to beatmania IIDX 23 copula on March 25th, 2016 as part of the ''Otegaru!! LINK TRACK'' (おてがる！！LINK TRACK) event with [[REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2]]. It could be unlocked until August 31st, 2016 by clearing 15 songs in the LINK TRACK folder in REFLEC BEAT VOLZZA 2. | ||
* SEITEN NO TERIYAKI is Japanese for "thunderbolt from a clear sky". | * SEITEN NO TERIYAKI is a pun of ''seiten no hekireki'', Japanese for "thunderbolt from a clear sky". | ||
* SEITEN NO TERIYAKI's genre name, "CHAOTIC SPEEDORE", is used by Kobaryo for all his tempo-changing speedcore tracks in his indie works. | * SEITEN NO TERIYAKI's genre name, "CHAOTIC SPEEDORE", is used by Kobaryo for all his tempo-changing speedcore tracks in his indie works. | ||