Schrodinger no neko: Difference between revisions

<span style="color: transparent">There is more than one correct answer.<br>

People always try to rely on something.<br>

We sometimes think that is necessary to rely on something for a person to be who he or she is.<br>

However, when things are considered on the most microscopic level, the behavior of elementary particles is nothing but random.<br>

You encounter the paradox that if you settle on one view, you lose sight of everything else.<br>

In other words, it is up to you to decide how to deal when you encounter something you don't understand.<br>

Do you accept it as a new and incomprehensibly high level of difficulty, or accept it as a relative understanding of the reasons for the other higher difficulty songs? Whether it makes sense to conquer all the songs or not, I'd rather you go out with me if you get a full combo on TOY CONTEMPORARY! Whether to use it as a pick-up line or not...<br>

It's "FREEDOM-NYAAAAAAAAAAA-------------!".<br>

Because there was never a right answer--<br>

It could be the charts, the tune, the song title and comments, the cat or animal voices....<br>

Overall, the charts were created to be very challenging.<br>

I also incorporated a feeling that has never been seen before in the arrangement, to give the audience a sense of surprise when they first played this song, so I made the tune complex, with rapid changes in development and beat.<br>

However, I mustn't forget that it's a pop'n song, so I made it with the aim of becoming the most fun and crazy boss that I think of in pop'n!<br>

I hope that in many ways, the name of this song will be engraved in the long history of pop'n music.</span>