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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* OTOKOZAKA | * OTOKOZAKA was given to all beatmania IIDX ULTIMATE MOBILE players who pre-registered the game on December 23rd, 2019. | ||
* Along with [[Psychedelic Intelligence]] and [[SPARK IN THE NIGHT]], OTOKOZAKA marks the first newly-composed CS originals in beatmania IIDX in ''10 years'', the last songs appearing in [[CS EMPRESS|beatmania IIDX 16 EMPRESS + PREMIUM BEST]]. | * Along with [[Psychedelic Intelligence]] and [[SPARK IN THE NIGHT]], OTOKOZAKA marks the first newly-composed CS originals in beatmania IIDX in ''10 years'', the last songs appearing in [[CS EMPRESS|beatmania IIDX 16 EMPRESS + PREMIUM BEST]]. | ||
** They are also the only songs to not have any | ** They are also the only songs to not have any Double charts, as ULTIMATE MOBILE does not have a Double Play mode. | ||
** They are also the first songs in the entire beatmania IIDX series not keysounded, as beatmania IIDX ULTIMATE MOBILE | ** They are also the first songs in the entire beatmania IIDX series not keysounded, as beatmania IIDX ULTIMATE MOBILE does not have keysounds for any songs. | ||
* Trance Liquid is speculated to be [[Takayuki Ishikawa]], due to the name of the song being based on a shrine from his native Tokyo, Japan, and his frequent trance songs in BEMANI. | * Trance Liquid is speculated to be [[Takayuki Ishikawa]], due to the name of the song being based on a shrine from his native Tokyo, Japan, and his frequent trance songs in BEMANI. | ||
* OTOKOZAKA is Japanese for "man's steps". It can be seen as a reference to the Suga Shrine's staircase in Tokyo, Japan, which back in the day were called otoko-zaka due to their infamous left side steepness. The easier to climb right side was called the onna-zaka, or "woman's steps". | * OTOKOZAKA is Japanese for "man's steps". It can be seen as a reference to the Suga Shrine's staircase in Tokyo, Japan, which back in the day were called otoko-zaka due to their infamous left side steepness. The easier to climb right side was called the onna-zaka, or "woman's steps". | ||
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[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:beatmania IIDX CS Exclusives]] | [[Category:beatmania IIDX CS Exclusives]] | ||