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* Plan 8's title is related to other non-BEMANI songs by Ryu☆, ''Plan A'', ''Plan B'', ''Plan C'' and ''Plan E''. | * Plan 8's title is related to other non-BEMANI songs by Ryu☆, ''Plan A'', ''Plan B'', ''Plan C'' and ''Plan E''. | ||
* According to Ryu☆, Plan 8's second half comes from an earlier song of his called ''Theme of Plan 8'', a song he produced back in 1997 under his Plan 8 unit in school (see trivia). | * According to Ryu☆, Plan 8's second half comes from an earlier song of his called ''Theme of Plan 8'', a song he produced back in 1997 under his Plan 8 unit in school (see trivia). | ||
* The second half of Plan 8 is of a lower key on the ''beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Vol.1'' album, compared with the game version. It is also shorter, cutting one measure of the breakdown. | * The second half of Plan 8 is of a lower key on the ''beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Vol.1'' album, compared with the game version. It is also slightly shorter, cutting one measure of the breakdown. | ||
** The OST version of Plan 8 is used in the DanceDanceRevolution and jubeat series. | ** The OST version of Plan 8 is used in the DanceDanceRevolution and jubeat series. | ||
* A long version of Plan 8, titled ''Plan 8 (Extended Mix)'', appears on Ryu☆'s fifth [[Plan 8 (album)|album of the same name]]. It is based on the beatmania IIDX version of the song. | * A long version of Plan 8, titled ''Plan 8 (Extended Mix)'', appears on Ryu☆'s fifth [[Plan 8 (album)|album of the same name]]. It is based on the beatmania IIDX version of the song. | ||
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* The boss in Plan 8's overlays is ''Red Ripika'', one of the joker villains in the story of beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro. | * The boss in Plan 8's overlays is ''Red Ripika'', one of the joker villains in the story of beatmania IIDX 20 tricoro. | ||
** In the first half of the song, the boss appears as a chibi character like in the LEGEND CROSS cutscenes. Only in this form, its animations are played regardless of the player's performance. | ** In the first half of the song, the boss appears as a chibi character like in the LEGEND CROSS cutscenes. Only in this form, its animations are played regardless of the player's performance. | ||
** In the second half of the song, the boss evolves to its second, "magic blade" form. It appears as a huge, red mech which is based on the chibi version. The red ''Boss Crystals'' float around it. If the boss is not attacking or | ** In the second half of the song, the boss evolves to its second, "magic blade" form. It appears as a huge, red mech which is based on the chibi version. The red ''Boss Crystals'' float around it. If the boss is not attacking or taking damage, the bright shield that envelopes it becomes temporarily visible. | ||
*** When you miss a note, the real form of Red Ripika comes out from the mech and attacks the Q-pro avatar with the Boss Crystals. | *** When you miss a note, the real form of Red Ripika comes out from the mech and attacks the Q-pro avatar with the Boss Crystals. | ||
** In the last cutscene of LEGEND CROSS, Red Ripika retreats. | ** In the last cutscene of LEGEND CROSS, Red Ripika retreats. | ||