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* Majestic Fire marks Yoko Shimomura's first song appearance in BEMANI. She is best known for her work on former employer Squaresoft's RPGs, including ''Super Mario RPG'', ''Parasite Eve'', the ''Legend of Mana'' series, and the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. | * Majestic Fire marks Yoko Shimomura's first song appearance in BEMANI. She is best known for her work on former employer Squaresoft's RPGs, including ''Super Mario RPG'', ''Parasite Eve'', the ''Legend of Mana'' series, and the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. | ||
* Yoko Shimomura also composed the soundtrack to ''Street Fighter II''. Majestic Fire references that game quite a bit: | * Yoko Shimomura also composed the soundtrack to ''Street Fighter II''. Majestic Fire references that game quite a bit: | ||
** The background is very reminiscent of Ken's stage. | ** Musically, it is very similar to the music that plays when fighting Ken in Street Fighter II. | ||
*** The background is very reminiscent of Ken's stage as well. | |||
** EN MOEYO's LOSE animation looks very much like the Continue? screen from Street Fighter II. | ** EN MOEYO's LOSE animation looks very much like the Continue? screen from Street Fighter II. | ||
** EN MOEYO himself looks much like series lead Ryu, including his attire, uppercut in his GREAT animation, and his Hadoken-like attack in his FEVER! animation. His alternate form, TEN UCHO, greatly resembles Street Fighter regular Gouki/Akuma. | ** EN MOEYO himself looks much like series lead Ryu, including his attire, uppercut in his GREAT animation, and his Hadoken-like attack in his FEVER! animation. His alternate form, TEN UCHO, greatly resembles Street Fighter regular Gouki/Akuma. | ||