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* [[Y31]] / [[Reo_Nagumo|tiger YAMATO]] | * [[Y31]] / [[Reo_Nagumo|tiger YAMATO]] | ||
* [[YESTERDAY]] / CHERRY | * [[YESTERDAY]] / CHERRY | ||
* [[Kocchi | * [[Kocchi wo muiteyo|こっちを向いてよ]] / [[Takayuki_Ishikawa|vivi]] | ||
* [[Theme_of_Denjin_J|電人イェーガーのテーマ]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.]] | * [[Theme_of_Denjin_J|電人イェーガーのテーマ]] / [[Toshiyuki_Kakuta|L.E.D.]] | ||
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= Extras = | = Extras = | ||
;Drill Mode | ;Drill Mode | ||
:A collection of 'stages' that helps newer players break down and understand certain patterns found throughout the game. Drill mode is divided into three sections. The first section covers basic patterns, such as simple drum rolls. The second section builds on basic patterns to create more complicated patterns. The third section is a challenge section, with drills such as "Get a 573 combo on a simplified version of Summer Vacation", or "Get 35 or more greats+just greats on a part of Kocchi wo | :A collection of 'stages' that helps newer players break down and understand certain patterns found throughout the game. Drill mode is divided into three sections. The first section covers basic patterns, such as simple drum rolls. The second section builds on basic patterns to create more complicated patterns. The third section is a challenge section, with drills such as "Get a 573 combo on a simplified version of Summer Vacation", or "Get 35 or more greats+just greats on a part of Kocchi wo muiteyo with HS1+Hidden". There are three slots for different players to save their results in drill mode, and the game tracks the player's total ex score across all drills and provides an Internet Ranking password. | ||
;Original Course Setting | ;Original Course Setting | ||
:Allows the user to create custom expert courses. Must be unlocked first. | :Allows the user to create custom expert courses. Must be unlocked first. | ||