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definitely not Ayatsugu anymore, he has already a song on the tribute album (no artist is repeated there) while a certain someone is strangely missing considering he was MUSECA's most prominent artist besides Asahina
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(definitely not Ayatsugu anymore, he has already a song on the tribute album (no artist is repeated there) while a certain someone is strangely missing considering he was MUSECA's most prominent artist besides Asahina) |
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** It was added to MÚSECA 1+1/2 on February 17th, 2017. Its Orange and Red charts can be unlocked after playing the game 5 times. | ** It was added to MÚSECA 1+1/2 on February 17th, 2017. Its Orange and Red charts can be unlocked after playing the game 5 times. | ||
** From June 26th, 2018 for MÚSECA 1+1/2 machines with an offline kit, its Orange and Red charts are unlockable with COLORIS, without requiring playing the game beforehand. | ** From June 26th, 2018 for MÚSECA 1+1/2 machines with an offline kit, its Orange and Red charts are unlockable with COLORIS, without requiring playing the game beforehand. | ||
* Verseus is speculated to be [[ | * Verseus is speculated to be [[sky_delta]], due to many similarities in composition and arrangement. | ||
** While Verseus appears on the MÚSECA tribute album [[A Tribute -One Heart-]], sky_delta doesn't, despite being one, if not the most, prominent winner of MÚSECA song contests. | |||
** A Tribute -One Heart-'s DahliA comments directly reference the sky. | |||
* "Meteora" is Italian for "meteor". | * "Meteora" is Italian for "meteor". | ||
* MeteorA has its own dedicated Grafica. | * MeteorA has its own dedicated Grafica. | ||