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* NARAMCHA is an alias of Hiroshi Naraoka, one of the pop'n music programmers. | * NARAMCHA is an alias of Hiroshi Naraoka, one of the pop'n music programmers. | ||
* According to the original sketches for TORU KAMIKAZE, The theme of GAMBLER Z's original genre was '''アニメ''' (ANIME). | * According to the original sketches for TORU KAMIKAZE, The theme of GAMBLER Z's original genre was '''アニメ''' (ANIME). | ||
* In early pop'n music games, The theme of GAMBLER Z's title was '''TATAKAE! GAMBLER Z | * In early pop'n music games, The theme of GAMBLER Z's title was displayed in the gameplay screen as '''TATAKAE! GAMBLER Z'''. | ||
** In the Asian English release of pop'n music, The theme of GAMBLER Z's title | ** In the Asian English release of pop'n music, The theme of GAMBLER Z's title in the song splash screen was slightly modified to '''The theme from GAMBLER Z'''. However, while playing the song, the title is instead shown as '''Go for it! GAMBLER Z'''. The genre was also changed to '''CARTOON HERO'''. | ||
*** TORU KAMIKAZE's name was changed to simply '''TORU''' as well. | *** TORU KAMIKAZE's name was changed to simply '''TORU''' as well. | ||
** In the ''pop'n music original soundtrack'' album, The theme of GAMBLER Z kept its original gameplay screen title, albeit displayed in Japanese as '''闘え!!ギャンブラーZ'''. It was also credited to '''うた：NARAMCHA さくし：RYO'''. | |||
* The theme of GAMBLER Z does not appear in the Korean release of pop'n music. | * The theme of GAMBLER Z does not appear in the Korean release of pop'n music. | ||
* The main enemy of Gambler Z, [[WARUDOC]], appears in TORU KAMIKAZE's MISS and LOSE animations. He would get his [[Aku no yabou no blues|own song]] later in [[AC pnm 6|pop'n music 6]]. | * The main enemy of Gambler Z, [[WARUDOC]], appears in TORU KAMIKAZE's MISS and LOSE animations. He would get his [[Aku no yabou no blues|own song]] later in [[AC pnm 6|pop'n music 6]]. | ||