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* Joyeuse is French for "joyful" or "joyous". | * Joyeuse is French for "joyful" or "joyous". | ||
** Joyeuse is also the name traditionally thought to have been given to Charlemagne's personal sword. | ** Joyeuse is also the name traditionally thought to have been given to Charlemagne's personal sword. | ||
* | * [[Chateau Loire]] appears in Joyeuse's jackets. | ||
* Joyeuse is one of the songs in Part 8 of [[FLOOR INFECTION]]. During its periods of availability, it could be unlocked in the GuitarFreaks & DrumMania series by playing 8 rounds of the corresponding SOUND VOLTEX series game to raise the ''infection level'' to Level 3 MAX. For more information on the dates it could be unlocked, please see the event page. | * Joyeuse is one of the songs in Part 8 of [[FLOOR INFECTION]]. During its periods of availability, it could be unlocked in the GuitarFreaks & DrumMania series by playing 8 rounds of the corresponding SOUND VOLTEX series game to raise the ''infection level'' to Level 3 MAX. For more information on the dates it could be unlocked, please see the event page. | ||
** From April 26th to May 9th, 2017, it could be unlocked in [[AC GD Tri-Boost Re:EVOLVE|GITADORA Tri-Boost Re:EVOLVE]] via the ''Tsumabuki stamp rally'' (つまぶきスタンプラリー) event instead. | ** From April 26th to May 9th, 2017, it could be unlocked in [[AC GD Tri-Boost Re:EVOLVE|GITADORA Tri-Boost Re:EVOLVE]] via the ''Tsumabuki stamp rally'' (つまぶきスタンプラリー) event instead. | ||