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* バイキングマン is one of the last songs that can be found on the pop'n music 16 PARTY♪ data, after the remixes/BEMANI crossovers/CS transplants. This might indicate that バイキングマン could've been a late-time addition to the game. | * バイキングマン is one of the last songs that can be found on the pop'n music 16 PARTY♪ data, after the remixes/BEMANI crossovers/CS transplants. This might indicate that バイキングマン could've been a late-time addition to the game. | ||
* The idea of バイキングマン was thought up by pop'n music sound director [[Jun Wakita|wac]] back in [[PnM AC 13|pop'n music 13 カーニバル]], where he threw around the idea of a song with a viking warrior with food before the concept transformed into [[KING of the SEA]]. | * The idea of バイキングマン was thought up by pop'n music sound director [[Jun Wakita|wac]] back in [[PnM AC 13|pop'n music 13 カーニバル]], where he threw around the idea of a song with a viking warrior with food before the concept transformed into [[KING of the SEA]]. | ||
** The concept of Vikings being associated with food could be due to the fact that smorgasbord-style buffets are called "Viking" in Japanese. | |||
* "Hara hetta" is the masculine way of saying "I'm hungry" in Japanese. | * "Hara hetta" is the masculine way of saying "I'm hungry" in Japanese. | ||