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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
[[Image:Garakuta Doll Play maimai.png|thumb|Garakuta Doll Play's maimai jacket.]] | [[Image:Garakuta Doll Play maimai.png|thumb|Garakuta Doll Play's maimai jacket.]] | ||
* Garakuta Doll Play originates from SEGA's ''maimai GreeN''. It was the first song in the maimai series to have a chart rated Level 12, the highest level in that series, and thus is considered its first boss song. | * Garakuta Doll Play originates from SEGA's ''maimai GreeN''. It was the first song in the maimai series to have a chart rated Level 12, the highest level in that series, and thus is considered its first boss song. This gave it the honor of being the most notable song in the series. | ||
* Garakuta Doll Play was crossed over to ''GROOVE COASTER EX'', jubeat saucer fulfill and ''太鼓の達人 キミドリVer.'' on October 29th, 2014 as part of the [[Tenkaichi otogesai Zenkoku issei nintei taikai]] (天下一音ゲ祭 全国一斉認定大会) event. | * Garakuta Doll Play was crossed over to ''GROOVE COASTER EX'', jubeat saucer fulfill and ''太鼓の達人 キミドリVer.'' on October 29th, 2014 as part of the [[Tenkaichi otogesai Zenkoku issei nintei taikai]] (天下一音ゲ祭 全国一斉認定大会) event. | ||
* Garakuta (ガラクタ) is Japanese for either "crap" or "trashy". | * Garakuta (ガラクタ) is Japanese for either "crap" or "trashy". | ||