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== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* A long version of すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版, titled ''すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄完璧版'', | * A long version of すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版, titled ''すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄完璧版'', appears in the [[pop'n music 18 Sengoku Retsuden AC & CS pop'n music & portable & Utacchi|pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝 AC ♥ CS ポップンミュージック & portable & うたっち]] and [[pop'n music Usagi to neko to shounen no yume Original Soundtrack|pop'n music うさぎと猫と少年の夢 Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition]] albums. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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* すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版 marks Seishin Kajibayashi's debut in BEMANI. | * すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版 marks Seishin Kajibayashi's debut in BEMANI. | ||
** It is also his first song with Hideo Suwa in BEMANI. | ** It is also his first song with Hideo Suwa in BEMANI. | ||
* Most of the lyrics of すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版 are comprised of [[Wikipedia:Japanese wordplay#Goroawase|goroawase]], Japanese wordplay with numbers. | * Most of the lyrics of すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版 are comprised of [[Wikipedia:Japanese wordplay#Goroawase|goroawase]], Japanese wordplay with numbers, which correspond to dates in Japanese history: | ||
** ''naku yo (794) uguisu Heiankyou'' - 794 - the Heian period begins with the establishment of Heiankyou (modern day Kyoto) as the capital. | |||
** ''nanto (710) utsukushi Heijoukyou'' - 710 - the Nara period (the period immediately prior to the Heian period) begins, when Heijoukyou (modern day Nara) becomes the capital. | |||
** ''yare go (805) kurousan, Saichou-san'' - 805 - the Buddhist monk Saichou visits Tang-dynasty China. On his return, he will introduce tea to Japan and establish the Tendai school of Buddhism. | |||
** ''mayoi harero (806) to Kuukai-san'' - 806 - Kuukai returns from China with Chinese and Sanskrit texts and establishes Shingon (esoteric) Buddhism. Traditionally, the kana writing system is attributed to him. | |||
** ''mujiko (645) de OK Taika no kaishin'' - 645 - Emperor Koutoku establishes the Taika Reforms, land and government reforms based on Confucian principles. | |||
** ''nani wo (720) tsutaeru Nihon Shoki'' - 720 - Nihon Shoki, a historical record of ancient Japan and the first of the country's Six National Histories, is published. | |||
** ''najimi (743) no konden washi no mono'' - 743 - a change in law of land ownership allows aristocrats to gain more power and will weaken the strength of the Emperor in favour of local clans. | |||
** ''onago ni (752) sokkuri daibutsu kaigan'' - 752 - the dedication of the Great Buddha in Nara. | |||
** ''naku na (797) yoshi yoshi Tamuramaro maro'' - 797 - Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, who will conquer the northern Honshu island (corresponding to what is now the Tohoku region) is named shogun. | |||
** ''hakushi (894) ni modosou kentoushi'' - 894 - Japanese missions to Tang China are halted at the order of Emperor Uda. | |||
** ''ii kuni (1192) tsukutta yoritomo san'' - 1192 - After winning the Genpei War, Minamoto no Yoritomo is named shogun, establishing the Kamakura shogunate. | |||
** ''igo, yosan (1543) kakaru bakkyun tanegashima'' - 1543 - The first Europeans arrive in Japan, landing at Tanegashima island and bringing the first firearms to Japan. | |||
** ''ippai komi (1853) atteru na kurofune kenbutsu, Perry raikou'' - 1853 - US Commander Matthew C. Perry arrives in Japan, who will establish the first treaty leading to the opening of Japan and the ending of isolation, and eventually the Tokugawa shogunate. | |||
** ''HERO ossan (1603) Ieyasu baban!!'' - 1603 - Tokugawa Ieyasu becomes the first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate, established in Edo (modern day Tokyo). | |||
* たぬちよ and ぺるりさん cameo in すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版's movie. | * たぬちよ and ぺるりさん cameo in すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版's movie. | ||
* A scrapped 2P palette for Mimi&Nyami can be found in the pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝 data. The portrait is replaced by a silhouette with the words "Coming Soon!!", and the placeholder character DUMMY☆ is used for its animations. | * A scrapped 2P palette for Mimi&Nyami can be found in the pop'n music 18 せんごく列伝 data. The portrait is replaced by a silhouette with the words "Coming Soon!!", and the placeholder character DUMMY☆ is used for its animations. | ||
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** Mimi&Nyami have character icons for their 1P and 2P palettes, though both are circles with the 仮 (kari, "temporary") kanji on them. | ** Mimi&Nyami have character icons for their 1P and 2P palettes, though both are circles with the 仮 (kari, "temporary") kanji on them. | ||
** All data of the scrapped 2P palette for Mimi&Nyami was removed in [[AC pnm 19|pop'n music 19 TUNE STREET]]. | ** All data of the scrapped 2P palette for Mimi&Nyami was removed in [[AC pnm 19|pop'n music 19 TUNE STREET]]. | ||
* すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版 is available in [[CS pnm Lively|pop'n music Lively]] as part of the '''pop'n music Lively | * すわひでおのゴロゴロ年号覚え唄決定版 is available in [[CS pnm Lively|pop'n music Lively]] as part of the '''pop'n music Lively Music Pack vol.2''' (pop'n music Lively 楽曲パック vol.2). | ||
== Music Comment == | == Music Comment == | ||