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[http://www.konami.co.jp/am/popn/music7/ Pop'n Music 7 Official Site] | [http://www.konami.co.jp/am/popn/music7/ Pop'n Music 7 Official Site] | ||
[http://www.konami.jp/bemani/popn/music7/peace/ | [http://www.konami.jp/bemani/popn/music7/peace/ Page with information about PapaMama * 7; it's the second page, the one in bright green).] | ||
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Revision as of 18:54, 3 November 2006
General Information
- Released: November 2001
- First game in the series to keep track of greats, goods, and bads at the bottom of the screen.
- First game in the series to tell you the BPM of a song during the song.
- First game in the series with Miss animation that fades into the background of the character who misses, instead of occuring automatically each time they miss a note.
- First game in the series that shows you your combo count right above the pop-kun you hit, as opposed to the center of the screen.
- Jun Wakita starts writing music for the series.
- Tomosuke Funaki makes his Pop'n Music debut, as does Shoichiro Hirata.
- The official web site is the first one since Pop'n Stage which shows a picture of the character in a song AND their background in that song.
- The soundtrack is the first to include songs from console versions made 2 games prior to the current arcade version. In this case, the Pop'n Music 7 soundtrack contains songs from the PlayStation version of Pop'n Music 5. This trend has continued with soundtracks to this day.
- In addition, this is the first Pop'n Music to consist of more than one CD on its soundtrack (the Pop'n Music 3 vs. Pop'n Stage CDs don't count as they're seperate games).
- The character designs from this game would later be used in the home-only Pop`n Taisen Puzzle Dama Online.
Staff Information
New Songs
- ウルトラセブンの歌 / - / Seven (Mimi)
- はじめてのチュウ / なぞなぞパパ / Kiteretsu 2 (Mimi)
- BITTER SWEET SAMBA / - / Radio (DJ Mimi Nyami)
- PROJECT A PROCEEDS / - / Project A (Nyami)
- 薔薇は美しく散る / 中山マミ / Bara (Nyami)
- ラムのラブソング / kaco / Urusei (Nyami)
- 宇宙戦艦ヤマト / ささきいさお / Yamato (Mimi)
- GLORIA / St. Naya~n / Anthem (Pepe)
- Passacaglia / POST MODERN / Retro Future (Walker)
- スウィーツ / Natural Bear / Precious (Pretty)
- Dimanche / Orange Lounge / Lounge Pop (Rie Chan)
- S・S・L ~スーパー・スペシャル・ラブ~ / Shoichiro Hirata feat. Yumi / Jr. R&B (Cookie)
- 電気人形 / フレディ波多江とエレハモニカ / Darkness (Zizz)
- HAPPY MUSIC / パーキッツ / Sunny (Poet)
- GET THE CHANCE! / MEGU & SEVEN WINDS / Cheer Girl (Nancy)
- Betty Boo / SENAX / Club Jazz (Nina)
- Denpasar / good-cool / Bali Trance (Shalah)
- Tropical Pallete / Mr. T / Pop Fusion (Mac)
- platonic love / N.A.R.D / Misty (Kagome)
- SA-DA-ME / good-cool feat. すわひでお / Hard Rock (Yoshio)
- サムライ・シンドローム / 新堂敦士 / Powerfolk 5 (Ash)
- Cry Out (Superior Mix) / good-cool feat. KoHey / Visual 2 Remix (MZD)
- CHICKEN CHASER / V.C.O / Crazy Techno (Cyber)
- 簡単な事だけど大切なもの / Rock'n'roll King / J-Ortana (Teuro)
- フリーパス / パンダバンダ / Circus (Peetan)
- スペース キッス / Kiddy & Sunshine Lovers / Glam Rock (Prince M)
- ディスコ タイフーン / PRIORITY feat. Sana / Disco House (Sanday)
- カモミール・バスルーム / 常盤ゆう / Sweedish (Risette)
- EXCALIBUR / NL&P / Baroque (Sebasu Chan)
- 加油!元気猿! / 成城猿楽団 / Kyougeki (Yang-Yang)
- 林檎と蜂蜜 / 亜熱帯マジ-SKA爆弾 feat.MAKI / Showa Kayou (Murasaki)
- 純愛サレンダー / ザ☆チョップス / Surf Rock (Judy)
- 夜間行 / Des-ROW feat. TSUBOI for ALPHA / Des Reggae (Yunta)
- 龍舞~DRAGON DANCE Revision-2 / WORLD SEQUENCE / New Age Remix / (MZD)
- White Lovers / 新谷さなえ / Winter Pop (Sanae Chan)
- 明なマニキュア moonlight mix / moonlit mix Kiyommy+Seiya / Night Out Remix (MZD)
- Miracle Moon~L.E.D.LIGHT STYLE MIX~ / Togo Project feat. Sana / J-Garage Pop Remix (MZD)
- Homesick Pt.2 & 3 / ORANGE NOISE SHORTCUT / Soft Rock Long (Rie Chan)
- Ending theme of pop'n music 6 / Original Cedar / Special Ending 2 (Rave Girl)
Neat Little Tidbit
Shortly before the release of Pop'n Music 7, a contest in Japan was held to anyone to name three of the game's new characters. The contest was known as "PapaMama * 7", and shortly before the game was released the names of the new characters were announced; Teruo (a man with brown hair who wears a blue jacket, who appears in J-ALTERNATIVE, as well as FOLK ROCK in Pop'n Music 10), Peetan (a panda riding on a giant ball, seen in the song CIRCUS), and fan favorite Kagome, who appears in MISTY, as long as its extended version in Pop'n Music 9.
Related Links
Page with information about PapaMama * 7; it's the second page, the one in bright green).
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