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BPM: 150<br> | BPM: 150<br> | ||
Length: N/A<br> | Length: N/A<br> | ||
Genre: | Genre: NASHI (なし)<br> | ||
pop'n music Character: DUMMY☆ [N/A]<br> | pop'n music Character: DUMMY☆ [N/A]<br> | ||
First Music Game Appearance: [[PnM AC 18|pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝]] (unreleased)<br> | First Music Game Appearance: [[PnM AC 18|pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝]] (unreleased)<br> | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Data of LOVEずっきゅん can be found on pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝. It can be found after all the other songs' data, along with other unknown scrapped songs. | * Data of LOVEずっきゅん can be found on pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝. It can be found after all the other songs' data, along with other unknown scrapped songs. | ||
* LOVEずっきゅん uses a silhouette with the words | ** If forced to appear on the songwheel, its title appears as '''976 (仮) 版権10''' ("976 (temporary) licensed 10"). | ||
** Besides the placeholder banner, it also has | ** Its genre, "nashi" (なし), means "none". | ||
* LOVEずっきゅん uses a silhouette with the words "Coming Soon!!" as its character portrait, which was also used on the unfinished 2P pallete of [[Suwa Hideo no gorogoro nengo oboeuta ketteiban|すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版]]. | |||
** Besides the placeholder banner, it also has placeholder background and ENJOY MODE graphics. | |||
* LOVEずっきゅん ''could'' have been the first 相対性理論 song in pop'n music, but since it was unreleased, the first place goes to [[Miss Parallel World|ミス・パラレルワールド]] from the [[PnM AC 19|next arcade release]]. | * LOVEずっきゅん ''could'' have been the first 相対性理論 song in pop'n music, but since it was unreleased, the first place goes to [[Miss Parallel World|ミス・パラレルワールド]] from the [[PnM AC 19|next arcade release]]. | ||
* ずっきゅん (Zukkyun) is a Japanese sound symbolism, used to show that one's heart is shot by something shocking. | * ずっきゅん (Zukkyun) is a Japanese sound symbolism, used to show that one's heart is shot by something shocking. | ||