Revision as of 11:06, 17 November 2016

Megalara Garuda

Artist: SYUNN
Composition/Arrangement: SYUNN
BPM: 180
Length: 1:53
First Music Game Appearance: jubeat Qubell
Other Music Game Appearances: None.

Voice samples can be heard.

None.

Megalara Garuda can be unlocked in jubeat Qubell from November 17th to December 21st, 2016, as the 掘りすぎ dig RUSH FINAL STAGE 4 unlock of jubeat Qubell's dig dig Qubell unlocking system.
Megalara Garuda is currently the only jubeat song in the entire series rated Level 10 on all three difficulty levels.
- It is the first ever jubeat song rated a 10 on BASIC, and the only new song in jubeat Qubell rated a 10 on ADVANCED.
- It's also the first song in any BEMANI series with all the charts rated the highest level (not counting songs with no different ratings between difficulty levels, such as KEYBOARDMANIA.
Megalara Garuda marks SYUNN's first appearence in BEMANI.
Megalara garuda is a species of large wasp. It was discovered in 2011 on the Mekongga Mountains in the southeastern part of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
- The species is named after garuda, the national symbol of Indonesia; it is a giant bird-like creature.
- Fittingly, Megalara Garuda's jacket features said wasp on it.

jubeat difficulty rated from 1 to 10. (Ratings and notecounts obtained from BEMANIWiki 2nd.)

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 * Megalara Garuda is currently the ''only'' jubeat song in the entire series rated Level 10 on '''all''' three difficulty levels.
 ** It is the first ever jubeat song rated a 10 on BASIC, and the only new song in jubeat Qubell rated a 10 on ADVANCED.
-** It's also the first song of the whole BEMANI series with all the charts rated the highest level.
+** It's also the first song in any BEMANI series with all the charts rated the highest level (not counting songs with no different ratings between difficulty levels, such as KEYBOARDMANIA.
 * Megalara Garuda marks SYUNN's first appearence in BEMANI.
 * Megalara garuda is a species of large wasp. It was discovered in 2011 on the Mekongga Mountains in the southeastern part of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.